Character Information

Gender		Female
Species		Bajoran
Age		52

Physical Appearance

Height		5'7"
Hair Color		Dark Brown
Eye Color		Hazel
Physical Description		Complexion: Sun-touched; faint temple scarring (Occupation era) Distinctive: Modest d’ja pagh earring (duty-plain); posture like a drawn line; uniforms worn immaculate, field-cut practical Demeanor: Calm, economical; voice low, precise

Family

Father		Anjar Ral Dockworker, Dahkur Province; died during late-Occupation shortages (confirmed).
Mother		Anjar Nalah Field medic, Resistance runner; survived the Occupation, deceased 2376 (illness linked to camp exposure).
Brother(s)		Anjar Jaril (elder brother) Farmer/organizer, Dahkur; missing since a 2370 raid (presumed dead; no remains recovered).
Sister(s)		Anjar Sera (younger sister) Teacher, Ashalla District; living (civilian).

Personality & Traits

General Overview		Tevon is a calm, steel-spined Bajoran flag officer who believes Starfleet’s purpose is to safeguard lives before optics. She leads with quiet precision—short orders, exact standards, no theatrics—and measures success by who eats, who survives, and whether the record is clean. Scarred by famine years and the Occupation’s memory, she treats logistics as morality in motion: triage first, mercy organized, evidence airtight. Uncompromising when civilians are at risk, she can read “delay” as dereliction and politics as a luxury, but she is neither callous nor cynical—simply disciplined, duty-bound, and fiercely loyal to both the Federation and the Bajoran conscience that shaped her.
Strengths & Weaknesses		Strengths: Anjar excels at logistics under pressure, turning scarce resources into workable, humane plans while keeping evidence and orders impeccably clean. Her command presence is calm and exact—short, clear directives, steady hands in protests or emergencies—and her tactical preference is precision: targeted disables, proportional force, minimal collateral risk. She makes fast, defensible triage calls, mentors with a protective spine, and navigates Federation–Bajoran cultural seams with ease (even some Cardassian literacy). Disciplined routines—deck walks, drills, rest—give her unusual stamina and emotional steadiness. Weaknesses: When civilian lives are in play, she hardens; delay reads as dereliction, and she can bulldoze softer consensus. Political niceties grate—she’s blunt, mistrusts “optics-first” leadership, and can make enemies in polite rooms. Off-duty she keeps distance, delegates slowly until trust is earned, and over-shoulders responsibility, risking burnout and narrowed options. She also undervalues symbolic wins in the moment, and the ghosts of famine years can bias her toward home-front security in gray zones.

Personal History

Born in Dahkur Province during a famine wave, Anjar Tevon learned early that survival was organized, not improvised. Her father died in late-Occupation shortages; her mother ran medicine for the Resistance. That childhood—quiet bowls, long queues, whispered names—wired her to treat logistics as morality in motion. When Bajor aligned with the Federation, Anjar entered Starfleet through the Bajoran intake, finished an accelerated Academy course (2368–2370), and took line posts close to home, where she built a reputation for crisp orders, clean records, and proportional force. Across the Dominion War aftermath (2374–2379), she specialized in convoy security and relief routing, earning her first commendation for stabilizing a food chain to Jeraddo with zero civilian hull losses under pirate pressure. As executive officer of the USS Daranis (2379–2382), she introduced “evidence-first” boarding protocols that JAG later adopted corridor-wide. Promoted to captain, she took the USS Sathra (2382–2385), where two moments set her track to flag: the Kassidy Run, a 96-hour operation that broke a smuggling ring without a single lethal discharge, and Corridor Green, a redesign of humanitarian lanes that cut response times by a third during a plague surge. Colleagues called it unflashy; Fleet Ops called it decisive. Elevated to commodore (2385–2387), Anjar commanded Sector Relief & Protection tasking along the frontier as the Romulan supernova shattered traffic norms. She balanced interdiction with aid at scale, blending tighter ROE with precision-disable doctrine that kept bystanders alive and the paper trail admissible. Her stance—feed first, record everything—won her decorations and enemies: she speaks plainly, prioritizes vulnerable Federation worlds, and refuses theater over triage. The current charges against her—diverting relief from Romulan refugee caches to food-insecure Federation colonies during corridor overloads—are the sharp edge of that career. Anjar doesn’t deny the decisions; she cites the Charter’s purpose and the completeness of her logs. To her, flag rank means carrying the weight of ugly choices—and being judged on both outcomes and evidence.