Yevgeny Zamyatin

"If I find this room is bugged, I'll fucking kill you."

History finds the above sentence as the longest recorded statement  of one Yegeny Ivanovich Zamyatin, transcribed shortly before the death of an undercover UEE intelligence official. Records regarding the birth of Zamyatin are unavailable in any form; observers with an interest in the matter generally conclude that this is an assumed name, likely a nod to the eponymous twentieth-century Earth writer.

What little is known about this pilot is almost entirely classified. Although unconfirmed, the generally accepted theory as to the identity of Zamyatin points to a now-missing physicist working as the lead investigator on several undocumented UEE forays into experimental propulsion. The sensitive nature of this work prohibits detailed analysis, but it is now thought that certain discrepancies within Zamyatin's expenditure budget triggered a government ethics probe. The investigation, itself classified but subject to partial leaks, later revealed that Zamyatin had been working towards weaponizing his research, using funds intended for peaceful technological development to instead amass personal power and influence in an attempt to form a breakaway state beyond the control of any known factions. Furthermore, the investigation found that Zamyatin had already acquired vast quantities of medical supplies related to cloning, neurological transfer, and indefinite longevity.

When his subversion was discovered, the physicist fled the core worlds with as much of his research as he could gather. His current whereabouts are unknown, although he is presumably still working to further his aforementioned goals. He is considered extremely dangerous and unpredictable; any persons suspecting that they have located Zamyatin are advised to retreat immediately and contact UEE officials at the first opportunity.

Physical Characteristics
Unknown. Appearance may change without notice, due to access to advanced medical equipment.

Psychological Profile
Initially presumed to be a benign introvert, later investigations have revealed Zamyatin to be a closet dictator with ambitions of power and prestige. Although he utwardly espouses a humanistic philosophy, this facade conceals misanthropic and possibly psychopathic tendencies towards others. Analysts point to an innate ability to deceive and influence, leading some to diagnose Zamyatin as a pathological liar. During his tenure at UEE research facilities, Zamyatin was able to gain access into areas beyond his own security clearance, preying upon the good nature of others to further his own goals.

An inherently rational person, Zamyatin nonetheless maintains the ability to emulate deep emotion when he feels that it best aligns with his interests. He has been observed to be profusely emotional during certain interactions, only to pull away and regain composure seconds later, when the intended target of the emotional barrage has left. Zamyatin is to be considered dangerously manipulative. Additionally, he  has displayed no remorse for his role in the violent deaths of fourteen UEE security agents and personnel that occurred during his escape; involvement is also suspected in the disappearance of several investigators attempting to apprehend him in later months.