Hadrian Blackburn

Biography
Hadrian was born into a lower-class family in Corr and from a young age took interest in politics, history, and warfare. Among his inspirations were philosophers and leaders of Fascist movements such as Franco and Mussolini. The famed Pope Leo and his works on the economic idea of Distributism fascinated Hadrian as he felt that it was the best way to begin the transition of Capitalism to a Corporatist economic state.

In his later teen years Blackburn got a job at a local fast food establishment and began to save up money to pay his way through a local community college to earn his degree in criminal justice. By the time he was 20 he graduated with a 3.4 GPA and gained employment as a military contractor and became associated with individuals that shared his political views relating to Fascist and fascist-inspired ideals. Hadrian along with his new associates would form a social club called the Defenders of Atlantis after being discharged for a classified event during an assignment.

The Defenders of Atlantis, for all intents and purposes, would be legally classified as a paramilitary group with membership only a few hundred small. Do A was known both in the underground world and ordinary world by holding rallies against leftism and donating to far-right candidates along with smuggling in weapons and working as mercenaries for hire by gangs and mobs. A major influence to the group and Hadrian was a newspaper called The New Tomorrow, published by Matilda Kerr and leader of newly formed National Corporate Party. Hadrian saw that the NCP would be a major benefit to his ideas and goals and thus met with Me. Kerr and reached an agreement that the Defenders of Atlantis would be absorbed into the party and it's members to become NCP party members. The DoA would also maintain their history as parade and rally hosts for the benefit of the Corporate Party