David Mette

An engineer who created the Sirreal Incorporated company with his wife, Cara.  Depressed and volatile, he finds himself crushed under the thumb of the company he built, and the wife who's legacy he has destroyed.

Cara Mette

David's wife, and the basis for the Cara series androids. An incredible woman who's legacy has been tarnished into legalised prostitution since her death. Cara-7 and Cara-9 are based on her physically, but both have very different personalities.

Cassandra Boone

Cara's best friend, and the traitor who sold the company to a corporation to profit off of Cara's death. She's a shrewd, but unethical, businesswoman - even trying to depress David enough to kill himself.

Aaron Garavick

A young businessman, born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Aaron comes across as a money-man, but has a surprising insistence in wanting to work with the military for untold purposes.

The Russian delegate for the spaceflight. Conrad carries a lot of baggage, and insists he was forced into the role by a sinister man named Sergei.

The American delegate, and head of security. Sanders is volatile. Haunted by his military past, he comes aboard to prevent his son from being drafted.

The European delegate, Kate hails from Germany. She has a shared history with Conrad from a Russian takeover of Slovakia years prior.

The British delegate, Janice is one of the world's greatest engineers - sadly she's not a team player. Her self-isolation leads the crew to suspect her motives.

The Chinese delegate, Sean struggles against Sanders, both for being the Chinese delegate and for not being Chinese. His reasons for being chosen by China are unclear.

The great American dictator, Green likes to be known as "The Colonel" due to becoming famous during a prior war under that title. Can a man like Green ever help broker peace?

Sanders' prior second-in-command during their Ohio mission. When Jack stepped out of military service, Rhonda stayed in and rose the ranks. She is his closest friend.

An overly antagonistic second-in-command, Hanson is not an enemy to be taken lightly. His hostility towards the Hawking crew reveals that Rhonda isn't being as open as she appears.