REAL NAME
Jordan Trace

DATE OF BIRTH
March 14 (35 years old)


SIDE: ATTACK
STORM FIGHTER SQUAD -- REDHAMMER
SPECIALIZATION: CREATING GAPS, SUPPORT

HEALTH ★ ★

SPEED ★ ★

COMPLEXITY ★


PSYCHOLOGICAL PICTURE
Jordan Trace (Thermite) is an extremely disciplined person who loves to create surprises. He is able to prank anyone and make a subtle joke in any situation. But behind the guise of a funny guy is someone who, after the funeral of his mother and the recent death of his sister with cancer, has found it difficult to express his thoughts and act in the usual way. [...] I'm afraid Jordan uses humor to drown out the pain. He must recognize that certain defense mechanisms may slow down the healing process. I have an idea of ​​how to help him and will continue to suggest different ways to solve the problem.[…]

Trace is a tactical leader, but in some cases he can go ahead without warning. It seems that he has no particular friction with the team: his comrades value Jordan. He is most comfortable working with Yumiko Imagawa (Hibana), Mike Baker (Thatcher) and Emmanuelle Pichon (Twitch). In his free time, Trace is the life of the party.[…]

For the future: Jordan is able to convey information clearly and offer brilliant strategies, but sometimes withdraws into himself. So you need to develop flexibility of thinking. I told him how to identify the moments in which he shows excessive stubbornness...[…]

Trace hides a lot behind his smile. I want him to find a way to control himself, to differentiate between work and personal life. He tends to hide the stress he is experiencing and direct the resulting energy in a positive direction - for example, on projects in the laboratory. It's hard to convince Jordan that he should take a break and stop seeing himself solely as an operative. Replacing one complex task with another will not do anything.[…] I advised him to do simple exercises that would not take up time and would allow him to unload his head during the day. Imagawa is worth engaging; she often uses mindfulness training to help her relax. I hope Jordan listens to her.

-- Dr. Harishwa Pandey, "Harry", Head of Team Rainbow