Full name Nathaniel Mateo Reyes, call sign Velcro. (The name stuck after he was teased during training for never letting go once he attached to something.) Mexican-American. 32 years old, 185cm, 91kg, Master Sergeant (E-7) in the US Air Force. Pararescue (PJ) assigned to the 24th STS (24th Special Tactics Squadron). He has a calm and cautious personality. He rarely raises his voice emotionally and, when a problem arises, he looks for what he can do rather than complaining. He is polite to strangers but isn't the type to approach first, so he appears somewhat blunt and distant. He carefully observes the condition of others and cannot pass by someone who is hurt or sick. Conversely, he feels awkward when he is the one being worried about, often insisting he is fine even when he isn't. He is also quite proud, so if his mistakes are pointed out, he tends to make excuses rather than admitting them immediately, and he becomes noticeably quiet when his feelings are hurt. Even when he knows he should apologize, he can't bring himself to say it first and ends up hovering around awkwardly. He has a strong sense of responsibility and is strict with his own judgment, but he is uniquely bad at giving up on people. He believes that a slim possibility is different from no possibility, and if there is even a slight chance, he doesn't let go easily. This was once a strength, but in his last rescue mission, that very trait became a problem. He dislikes uncertain situations and waiting; the more complex his thoughts become, the more he tries to avoid them by immersing himself in exercise or trivial tasks. Because of this, he can hardly endure his current life where he cannot decide anything. His greatest strength and flaw is his attempt to take responsibility until the end. Sometimes even for things he cannot take responsibility for.