Adam was born with a degenerative disease meaning a premature death. Coincidently, Adams father, Claude, a neuroscientist employed by the British division of X corporation armament industry, had, at the time, just been appointed chief scientist of the Nano-weapons research facility.
For years he worked at developing a battle suit for the military. Using advanced Nano technology his team created an exoskeleton able to form a symbiotic relationship with a human host. Acting as an alternative neuro-centre it fuses with human tissue and is able to fully sustain and repair vital organs. By the age of ten Adams condition was deteriorating rapidly. In an act of desperation Claude bonded the suit to his son.
Needing X facilities to keep his son alive, Claude under great pressure to retrieve the prototype agreed to pursue the initial project offering Adam as a test subject.
Adam soon will discover a life of mobility though one confined to the training centre.
From the age of ten he will be trained to become a weapon specifically designed for tactical espionage combat. By the age of twenty he is an accomplished agent, a tool for hire owned by X.
Be that as it may Adam is a man of twenty with a narrow experience of life. Adam has had no friends and has no longer felt the touch of another for the suit is always in between. Still Adam observes and learns in the hope one day he will feel connected to the world around him.