Description 

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Allen Morgan, originally from a British colony in South Africa, is a firm man that holds his beliefs and his issues close. Loyal, Stubborn, stuck between the life of a civilian and a soldier, Allen faces many walls in life as he tries to move forward. Mr. Morgan is able to fluently speak English, Afrikaans and German.

Early Life 

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1875 - 1891:
Allen was the first child, born to wealthy parents in South Africa, his father's bloodline training generations to men who stole Napoleon's Eagle at Talavera in 1809 and fought in America in 1776. His mother's bloodline comes from the Dutch settlers of the 1600's and thus, a large estate full of silver and farmland means Allen grows up in wealth, along with the many siblings after him. He would receive a great education, taking an early interest in zoology and would be a young naturalist.

1892:
Continuing the family tradition, Allen would enlist in the Cape Town Rifles Battalion but going against his fathers wishes and enlisted as a Private and not as an officer cadet. Allen believed a young man should not lead and thus, was met with war's newest killing machine, the Maxim Gun. A weapon he would learn with pride.

1893:
By November 1st, Ln Corp. Morgan found himself manning a machine gun in a major battle and as the enemy charged his hill from all directions, one got close and slashed his left eye. He would kill the man and as he arose, eye bleeding, he saw the Queen's colors being carried away by the enemy. With rage he grabbed a rifle, fixed baronets and charged, being followed by a few other men. He ran fast, his vision blurring as he neared, closer and closer before. Silence. He stared at the young man, younger than he in the eyes as life seeped away. He grabbed the flag and ran back up the hill, holding it tight to him, blood soaking the queen's banner. As he fell back into his position, panting, he looked up to see his father, the Battalion commander at the time. Not concerned with his son's injury, he promoted him to 2nd Lieutenant on the spot.

1894:

Allen slowly walked in the great hall, scared. Before him sat Queen Victoria and the many ministers and officers of the Empire. He stopped and kneeled, being Knighted by her majesty, the Order of the British Empire and apon his chest, pinned the Victoria Cross. Sir Allen Morgan rose anew in the eyes of the crown, a "proper" man.

Back home we would be temporarily assigned to the Volunteer Medical Corps as he recovered and in this time would receive his Zoology Degree and would explore South Africa in search of her creatures.

1895:
Sir Allen Morgan, promoted to Full Lieutenant, rejoined the Cape town rifles and was assigned to C Company, where the criminals and down trotted were assigned. He would however see these men as men and would slowly gain their trust and Respect.

1896 - 1897:
With a second war at hand and the old captain ill, now Captain Morgan takes command of Chaos Company and would lead his men with care and valour, everyone was a son or a brother and every loss hurt like a father losing his kin. The war affected him worse than the last and he decided to not continue this life.

1898 - 1900
Despite his father's anger, Allen retired early. Not before filing hundreds of papers for his men so that they get a better chance wherever they went. Allen would travel Africa and Europe, seeing dozens of colonies and countries. He would end up in Ireland and would marry a girl from Galway named Sarah but sadly it would be a short marriage because she died of TB months later. Allen would then travel to the United States, broken and saddened to the point of abandonment of his life. From the first American port he landed he would travel to a Plantation in Virginia where he would work as security. After it fell through he would travel to New Alexandria.

Present Life 

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Mr. Morgan allegedly hasn't fled the states but has return from unknown places to take part in the local consulate of the empire, now married to Sunny.

Affiliations 

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British Military (Former)

• Cape Town Rifles, C Company (Commanding Officer)

Vienna Naturalist and Art Societies (1898)
Berlin Naturalist and Art Societies (1899)
London Naturalist and Art Societies (1899)
Smithsonian Institution (Smithsonian Associate - 1900)

British Consulate - St. Denis (Dec. 1900)

• Military Attaché (Dec. 1900)

Quotes 

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“There is no greater love than to give up one’s life for one’s friends” John 15:13

“The Bitch owes me 3 years of pensions!” - in reference to Queen Victoria

“Fuck”

“Amen”

Trivia 

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Horses Owned:
Black Arabian named “Liefde” (Afrikaans for Love): Owned during his term as a british Officer (1894 - 1898) - Bought and then housed at Morgen-Linden Estate.
“Max” Brown Mustang - Died in Hurricane

Current Horses Owned:
“Morgenwind" Brown Morgan

Languages Spoken: English, Afrikaans, German

Faith: English Church (Protestant)

Ginger Hair
Golden Eyes
Blood type: C-Type (Modern Day O-)

Tattoos:
Right Arm: Union Jack "Chaos Company" Unit tattoo
Over Heart: Red Rose with an Emerald Green Ribbon

Education:
Private Tutor
Zoology Degree - 1894


Awards and Accolades
Victoria Cross for Valor - 1893
Order of the British Empire - 1893
The Distinguished Service Order - 1896
The Royal Victorian Order - 1897
The Royal Victorian Medal - 1897
The Royal Victorian Chain - 1897
Other common awards and ribbons


Battlefield Commission to 2nd Lieutenant - 1893
Promotion to Full Lieutenant - 1895
Promotion to Captain 1896
Honorable Discharge - 1898


Wars:
First Matabele War 1893 - 1894
Second Matabele War 1896 - 1897