David Armstrong Jr.

"'For the sake of humanity, we shall unite. Bringing our people, the human race, back into one society where we shall thrive. A Federation, where every man and woman is born equal!' - David Armstrong Jr. (4756 A.E, the Walestain Convention)"

David Armstrong Jr. was born in the colony of Tarria in 4689 A.E (After Expansion). He was raised by both his parents Alita Armstrong and Joseph Bagarini Armstrong, and was taught in the Colonial School of Tarria. Ever since he was a kid, he had ideals of peaceful nature and deeply cared for those around him. He solved fights in his school and was an ideal leader in group projects. He was, although, terrible at fighting and understanding school subjects, with lower than average grades. He grew up trying to get into politics like his father, and became Minister of Labor of Tarria for great part of his life. When the colonies finally got into contact, they started exchanging supplies.

This moving and trading between planets attracted the attention of the Ravagers, a species that wanted to salvage the resources of all the human worlds. This began humanity's first active conflict against an alien species, which would take about 104 years.Once Armstrong was elected governor of Tarria's government, he called for an union of all human descending colonies to fight this common threat. After many deals and meetings, the union of all the colonies was realized under the name of Northern Star Federation. and they actively shared technology, winning them the war. David signed the surrendering conditions with the last Ravager leader, with this moment becoming one of the most iconic in history.

When the Federation was formed and elections for its first first citizen were held, no one but David himself was elected. He gave out an iconic speech to the colonies, and during his stay in office he funded an ambitious exploration and scientific improvement campaign to expand the territory, resources and capabilities of the Federation. He later founded the first Federationist Army and Expeditionary Forces, along with progressive and liberal social policies.

He died of old age in 4835 A.E peacefully in the arms of his wife Theresa Armstrong in Tarria, his last words being "Such is life, my dear Theresa".