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Shaka grew up on the streets of a large metropolis under the care of his older brother, never knowing his parents or even his family name. The pair stole food to survive and looked after one another, but when Shaka was seven, his brother was shot down for no reason by a primal gang member who simply hated the mammalians.Taken in by an orphanage, Shaka was a quiet and antisocial child who never quite gelled with the other children and was never adopted by prospective foster parents visiting. He was academically unremarkable and seemed to pay little attention in any classes except technology subjects like woodwork and electronics at which he...

Shaka came to the rebels from an unusual demographic: a defector from one of the fascist regime's own special forces units. A street orphan from before he can remember, the regime took him in and groomed him to be a killer from a young age, beating out emotion and feeling and replacing it with discipline and obedience.After his defection to the rebels, Shaka remains in a badly damaged emotional state. To his new comrades he comes across as quiet, cold and stern but as the saying goes, still waters run deep. Shaka is intelligent enough to know that he doesn't fit with the others and externally, he maintains his distance from others, terrifi...