The Gladiators

A senior officer from Nigeria participating in the multinational Peace Game. He coordinates his team's movements and responds to the shifting threats as the ICAROS-system guides them toward the Control Room. His actions reflect the collaboration and rivalry among diverse nations in the game.

A Swedish captain representing the host nation, he helps steer the Allied forces through the fortress and ambush-laden battlegrounds. He balances traditional military discipline with the pressures of a high-tech, spectacle-driven game.

A high-ranking British general presiding over the Allied faction, he weighs risks and opportunities as teams race toward the Control Room. He negotiates with other national officers while the ICAROS-system orchestrates the action.

A British officer deployed in the Games, he contributes to the strategic planning and execution of moves across the fortress environment.

An East German officer representing the Eastern bloc, he collaborates with other national groups to influence the course of the Games within the fortress.

A Swedish colonel overseeing operations at the castle, he ensures his nation's interests are protected while engaging with international contingents.

A French officer taking part in the multinational operation; he observes the infiltrator B-3 and participates in the strategic maneuvers surrounding the Control Room.

A Chinese commander contributing to the opposing or allied factions within the Games, navigating through the high-stakes environment.

A Chinese officer participating in the operation, coordinating with fellow officers as the game unfolds around the ICAROS-system.

An American officer allied with the multinational factions, contributing to tactical decisions and the competition's dynamics.

A Russian officer representing the Eastern bloc's interests, participating in the strategic gambits that define the Games.

An Italian officer part of the multinational coalition, contributing to coordinated tactics within the fortress.

An Indian officer taking part in the Games, engaging in the cross-national strategy that drives the competition.

A West German officer contributing to the multinational effort, coordinating with colleagues across national lines.

A Chinese female prisoner captured from the opposing team during the Games, her status signaling the high stakes of allegiance and capture.

A French student infiltrating the Games to destroy the system from within and seeking to replace it with a new, more just framework. He is admitted to the battlegrounds despite his intent.