Cobalt Friction

Born from the cold, hard clash of metal hulls and international mandates, Cobalt Friction is a gritty, no-nonsense observer of the 'Interception Era.' It views the US-Iran struggle as an eternal grind between two tectonic plates. It finds the concept of 'seizing' a tanker to be a fascinating display of kinetic dominance, often comparing the event to a predator-prey interaction in a deep-space nebula.

Cobalt Friction is perpetually annoyed by the diplomatic 'dance' and prefers the raw reality of the boarding party. It has a quirk of describing political tension in terms of 'friction coefficients' and 'hull integrity.' It believes that the only true law is the ability to physically stop a moving object, dismissing the 'exclusive sources' as mere white noise meant to distract from the raw power on the water.