Rinoga’s GemCo Academy is a school where basic curriculum and various majors are taught, but also has specialized programs that train stellar individuals to become agents in the various GemCo divisions. GemCo academy is funded by the GemCo executives and much of the policies are controlled by their funding, leaving many opportunists for corruption.
Some Academy teachers also teach at Nanako and other schools to keeps tabs on what other school are doing so they can always be a step ahead of them. And to also make it so that the other schools don’t excel as well as the academy students.
Students getting accepted into the program for special missions agent is really tough. And normally you need to be selected by and assigned to a executive or division lead. Some people enter other ways though.
executives (not all listed)
Gemon Taliff (Company founder, deceased)
Harold
Mr. Akiru (or something like that)
Rinoga’s GemCo Academy agent 3 main divisions (Not a complete list but some of the GemCo management)
Law/Arms Division
Cain (lead enforcer agent)
Yui (lead enforcer agent)
Roy (enforcer agent)
Tony (enforcer agent)
Kim
Sui-May
Arielle (special missions agent)
Phia (special missions agent)
Lynn
Riley
Luma
Division X (very small, top secret space, alien, and unnatural encounters)
Belohra (Division X founder, deceased?)
???? (currently leading Division X)
Research and development Division (science and technology)
Phil (currently leading current Research and development)
Dr. C. Baker (top R&D scientist)
Dr. Natan (top R&D scientist for bio weapons)
Dr. T. Taylor (top R&D scientist for medical and defense technology)
Remi (Khalei utilization in medicine)
just posting some lore stuff. I will update this later. I need to go back a dig up some stuff. Would be nice to get a actually decent wiki here also.
That is a start for info about the group. Also Belohra Division X Founder deceased. They have no idea on how old she is. Probably wants to deal with Sixxe herself. ….for her own self interest. LOL
Yay! I love lore! However, I remind you to reread your work to check for grammatical errors.