Full name
Jacek DąbrowskiPersonnel file / PL-N7-0428
Jacek
Dąbrowski
Security Department
Infantry-trained security specialist with an exceptional aptitude for tracking, precision response, and remaining composed when the situation stops making sense.
01 / Identity
Personnel dossier
Core identification and service information maintained by Site Nova7.
Sex at birth
MaleEthnicity
PolishHeight
6′1″📏 Two inches above averagePlace of origin
KrakówRepublic of PolandEnlistment date
July 2, 201802 / Record
Training & history
Extracted from approved personnel documentation.
Educational background
Military-trained. Field-ready.
Completed secondary education in Kraków before attending the Polish Armed Forces' basic military training. Later completed advanced infantry and security-related courses, including first aid, weapons safety, and protective operations.
Background
A calm hand in strange territory.
Born in Kraków, Poland, Jacek Dąbrowski enlisted in the Polish Armed Forces shortly after finishing school. For several years he served in infantry and security roles, developing discipline, leadership, and situational awareness.
He is also remarkably capable at tracking, while his way of handling weapons is—according to colleagues—creative. After leaving military service, he sought a new purpose and was recruited into the Foundation's Security Department, where his calm demeanor and tactical experience made him a valuable asset.
03 / Special capability
Pathfinder focus
Dąbrowski is able to identify and track the most recent path of a person whom he has directly seen, provided that the person remains within a certain radius.
When he concentrates intensely for short durations, his sense of time appears to slow down. This enables him to use firearms with exceptional accuracy.
“Its dead eye from rdr duh”Post-use effects
- Severe eye strain
- Headaches
- Delayed reactions
- Reduced coordination
Safe durationOnly a few seconds
04 / Addenda
Field notes
Quick-reference observations for personnel assigned alongside Dąbrowski.
Line of sight matters
The tracking response requires prior direct visual contact and only functions while the subject remains inside an unknown limited radius.
Short, decisive windows
Time-perception focus should be reserved for critical moments. Extending use increases neurological and motor after-effects.
Operational temperament
Calm, disciplined, and observant. Particularly useful when an assignment demands both patient tracking and rapid precision.