CZ-198 Application 1. Please tell us a little about yourself. Why do you want to be a part of the Czerka family? I am Liqiu Hong from the republic special forces. I specialize in reconnaissance and surveillance in hostile environments, sabotage and demolition, tactical strikes, and other trades that I won't go into as it goes on. My hobbies are anything I find interesting and it made me somewhat of a jack of all trades type of person. As for why I want to be part of Czerka, I find it interesting, but unlike other things, I can see Czerka keeping my interest as it has many things that I could change fields into. That being said, Czerka is also my favorite brand as I use many products of Czerka, my favorite being the Longspur STAP, my preferred landspeeder for short distances. 2. At Czerka, we pride ourselves on our accomplishments. Please name three of your accomplishments that you are most proud of. (Please do not include family milestones such as marriages or the birth of your children.) I have many accomplishments, but nothing that I can think of that stands out in particular. However, to list three, The first is when I was assigned to special forces, as that day marked the beginning of a more distinguished career. The second is when I was assigned to a special project only known as Blue Harvest, the only details I'm allowed to say is that it's a special project name. The third is when I was made into the leader of that project, I wish I can give more details about it, but due to security issues and contracts, I'm unable to go into any specifics. 3. How did you go about achieving the accomplishments above. Would you say you would do "whatever it takes" for success? The first success I did nothing special, I was just acknowledged for my abilities and hard work as I wasn't looking for anything in particular. The second, I found out about just by chance, for the line of work I've been part of, you just find things out, even things you weren't looking for. Now as for the third success, I was handed over leadership of the project due to special circumstances that I'm not allowed to divulge. As for the second question, "whatever it takes", that depends on the situation. Whatever it took you, can be different for me, but regardless, I haven't failed, and won't. 4. Would you say you have a strong moral compass? Do you think this could get in the way of your job, should you be asked to do something...questionable? I would say I do have a strong moral compass, but would that stop me in the end? No. The situation dictates the actions, but won't compromise the outcome. I may feel bad about what I do, but what's needed is logic and rational thought. What's wrong now, may be right later, what may seem right, can be wrong in reality. Nothing is ever just black and white as many want to believe, and nothing is ever truly off the table if it has to be done. 5. You are about to enjoy our wide variety of complimentary cocktails and snacks, when you notice that your esteemed colleague's newest experiment is likely to break out of their confines while you are gone. How would you handle this situation? As much as I would enjoy the complimentary cocktails and snacks, work comes first. The first and last priority is to contain the situation and pacify it before doing anything else. Depending on the situation, I would just make sure it was contained so it couldn't escape, but if that isn't possible, then to pacify the experiment by lethal or non-lethal means pending on the importance of the experiment. All actions are pendant on the experiment's danger rating and the amount of damage it could cause and the people present.