Kodros

"'Oh there's so many doctors around here, that's amazing' - Kodros"Kodros, the elusive 'Broken Scythe', is a humanoid cyberneticist with a penchant for helping the downtrodden. Possessing a surprising amount of personal wealth, and an extensive underground complex manned by advanced droids and his guardian Rystok, he does what he can to provide medical help to the rejected, the poor and the cast offs of war.

While he has a high moral standard, he is not above dealing with known criminals and engaging in a little criminal activity himself - employing Aurren Fah to steal corporate documents in pursuit of his research.

His biggest innovation, though he refuses to take personal credit for it, is that of ARC - Automated Regenerating Cybernetics. These have the capacity to adapt to their environment, in addition to self-repair and treating any wounds that their wielder may accrue. They seem to possess a level of intelligence beyond regular cybernetics, at least problem-solving level.

Being protective over his work, and eternally worried it would fall into the wrong hands, Vale was nevertheless able to

Background
At some point in his past, he attended the Reborn Presidium alongside the equally talented Anomid Tovid, who he would grow close to despite their diametrically opposed ideologies. Eventually however, they parted ways once Tovid's desire for replicating organic matter disturbed Kodros into cutting off ties - even placing him on his 'Do Not Give ARC To' list. This list houses Sith, tyrants, dictators and other unsavoury individuals, indicating the amount of distrust he has for Tovid.

Once he arrived on Cademimu 5, he built a noble reputation helping the wounded and crippled of the lower levels. Indeed, many of the workers in the 14XX range owe their ability to keep working to his designs. An undisclosed time later, he operated on Retinek, earning the infochants respect and protection.

He hired Aurren Fah for a corporate espionage job against Pova CyTech, specifically to acquire their data on 'Project ARC'. The exact connection between his research and theirs is unknown at this point, though he claims it helped finalize some part of his project.