Juan Vidal

Juan 'Wallace' Vidal is the head of 363 Industries and older brother of Cesar. Being the face of a corporation, Juan rarely gets directly involved, rather working with the political and financial circles of the Berlin campaign, using his position as a member of the Agricultural Cabinet and his status as the head of the 363 Industries Hunter Cell he keeps the heat off the hunters and money in their pockets.

Personality
Juan is equal parts charming and intelligent and he knows it, using these gifts to advance the 363 cause. A proud member of the Vidal family, Juan seeks to honor his family legacy by continuing the crusade against the supernatural alongside his brother, Cesar. Unlike many hunters, however, Juan does not believe all supernatural creatures to be innately evil, offering captured foes a chance to turn heel and work for him, provided they are reasonable and capable of loyalty. While Juan firmly believes what he does is for the betterment of humanity, he is secretly plagued by the idea that despite his best efforts, he is only shoveling shit against the tide and thus far has not had an opportunity to make a real difference.

The Continuity
While there is an established continuity where main events, such as Berlin being flooded, are fixed, other events such as Juan becoming King are not fixed and are entirely dictated on play. Despite any and all possible futures, all powers (players) agree that Juan, and 363 industries as a whole, are a pivotal key in determining the future of the world.

The King of Spain
In a different timeline, Cesar Vidal was shot and nearly killed. During this near death experience, the hunter had an awakening and ascended to become a Mage. While traveling through the Stygian planes, Cesar came across a hallway showing each individual family member at the time of their death. Cesar took this opportunity to peer into the future of Juan. This room showed Juan Vidal older and grizzled, camped out in a cave with several armed revolutionaries. The cave was quickly wracked with artillery fire and the event fades before the fate of Juan is determined. In certain timelines, Juan Vidal succeeded in his revolution and became the king of Spain.

Death of a Loved One
In at least one possible future, Juan is crowned king but is struck down prior to unifying the country. In this timeline, Cesar has taken up the mantle of creating a Vidalist Spain, but never fully succeeds, throwing Spain into chaos and turmoil for decades.