Operator Name: Maus
Gadget: Maus deploys a trained mouse named Squeaks, who is outfitted with a camera that transfers live feed to the defenders.

Real Name: Y/N Brunsmeier
Origination: GSG9
Position: Bottom-I MEAN DEFENDER
Birthplace: Hannover, Germany
Date Of Birth: DATA REDACTED (Age 19)
Height: 1.61 m
Weight: 57 kg

He's a 2 speed 2 armor

Biography

"Never underestimate the little guy"

Mouse, the second Brunsmeier to join Rainbow, is a direct result of his father's time with the Hell's Angels as he was conceived during Dominic's time undercover.

Shortly following Y/N's birth Dominic snatched him away from his surprisingly caring mother and was able to hand him over to his brother before coming up with an elaborate lie, telling Y/N's mother and the rest of the gang that the child had died do to negligence on behalf of the doctors. Luckily for Dominic and his newborn son they bought the lie and years later, after his time undercover he was finally able to meet his son, who at that point was five years old.

Before the reunion with his father Y/N was raised by his uncle Cedrick alongside his cousins, who he initially believed to be his brothers due to their close resemblance but uncovered the truth after overhearing Cedrick talking with Dominic over the phone.

After the reunion Y/N continued to live with his Uncle as his father was still working with the military. The two would get to meet every so often when Dominic found time but these meetings would grow further and further apart as Y/N started high school.

As Y/N matured he began to take an interest in the military, and was particularly interested in ways he could help limit the loss of human life.

Against the wishes of his family he enlisted with the army on his eighteen birthday, and showed potential during boot camp although he was by no means at the top of his class.

It was also during boot camp that Y/N earned his nickname, as during his very limited free time he would strap a a camera to a mouse or other small animal he could get his hands on before letting it loose inside the base. Much to his own amusement and the annoyance of his superiors.

Psychological Profile

Unfortunately I haven't had time to conduct a proper interview with the newest member of our ever growing team. But I'm making it a top priority to do so once Maus arrives.

- Dr. Harishva "Harry" Pandey, Director Of Rainbow

Training
• German Army

Relevant Experience
-DATA REDACTED-

Notes

Despite the crudeness of his "gadget" Y/N's mouse is extremely similar to my own drone in it's primary roles: limiting the risk our teammates are exposed to and intel gathering.

That being said I'm still skeptical about it's reliability in the field. I'll have make my decision once I get to see it in action but until then I have my doubts.

- Emmanuelle "Twitch" Pichon