“I believed in a new beginning. Still do. I have to. We're in it.”
Liam Kosta is a human security and response specialist with civilian tactical training.
Liam entered university for engineering but left to train for law enforcement and later transitioned to the multi-species effort of Heavy Urban Search and Crisis Response.
His multi-disciplinary skills set him apart, and Liam was hand-picked by Alec Ryder to support the Pathfinder team.
Hey, Pathfinder. Just hitting this point again. Our team? No place I'd rather be. Here's where we get to fix things. Soon as we have people on the ground, I'll have eyes on how to get them what they need. This sort of "just make it happen" is why I joined HUS-T1, and exactly why I came here.
We'll do it.
Kosta
(Liam has included a list of media themed to Frontiers. Genres include westerns, space opera, and, oddly, turian historical dramas.)
Received after visiting Aya for the first time (?):
Making contacts
To: Ryder
From: Liam
Head's up: First thing I did after Aya--figure out who to really talk to. Because we all know, the ones in charge, they're not "on the ground." Jaal had some pointers, and I got some names from smaller angaran colonies. It'll be a while before they trust us, but it's all about exposure. Saw it all the time in crisis response, especially post-combat zones.
Lo-consul Verand. If you see any messages from her, it's just me reaching out.
Kosta
(Liam has included a list of media themed to First Contact. Genres include hard science fiction, and an asari vid about first contact with humanity, titled How They Must See Us.)
Proud of Havarl. I mean, sure, living there would've been fun; that planet is one pterodactyl away from a jurrassic [sic] funfair. But what we did for the angara will go a long way to making us good neighbors. We need that, especially with the Scourge restricting the neighborhood. Security is training up on what the locals know about local fauna. Outpost or not, Havarl helps.
Kosta
(Liam has included a list of media themed to Community. Genres include century-old situation comedies and documentaries about research partnerships. Also a musical about a man-eating plant.)
Received after rescuing the Moshae and having the conversation cutscene:
