| Term |
Age |
History |
|---|
| 1 |
18 |
Became a Citizen (Worker). |
| 1 |
20 |
Se-we-tesa Wa gain experience in a technical field as a computer operator or surveyor. |
| 2 |
22 |
Continued as Citizen (Worker). |
| 2 |
23 |
Se-we-tesa Wa learn something Se-we-tesa Wa should not have – a corporate secret, a political scandal – which Se-we-tesa Wa can profit from illegally. |
| 2 |
26 |
Promoted to Citizen (Worker) rank 1. |
| 3 |
26 |
Continued as Citizen (Worker). |
| 3 |
27 |
Betrayal. Convert an Ally into a Rival or Contact into an Enemy. |
| 4 |
30 |
Continued as Citizen (Worker). |
| 4 |
34 |
Political upheaval strikes Se-we-tesa Wa's homeworld, and Se-we-tesa Wa is caught up in the revolution. |
| 5 |
34 |
Continued as Citizen (Worker). |
| 5 |
35 |
Se-we-tesa Wa learn something Se-we-tesa Wa should not have – a corporate secret, a political scandal – which Se-we-tesa Wa can profit from illegally. |
| 5 |
38 |
Promoted to Citizen (Worker) rank 2 with the new title Technician. |
| 6 |
38 |
Continued as Citizen (Worker). |
| 6 |
41 |
Se-we-tesa Wa gain experience in a technical field as a computer operator or surveyor. |
| 6 |
42 |
Forced to muster out. |
| 7 |
42 |
Aging Crisis. Owe 40,000 for medical bills. |
| 7 |
42 |
Retired at age 42. |
| 7 |
42 |
Became a Believer (Missionary/Humanitarian) with the new title Junior Project Worker. |
| 7 |
45 |
Se-we-tesa Wa is sent to a new community or parish to preach The Word among the poor. |
| 8 |
46 |
Aging Crisis. Owe 30,000 for medical bills. |
| 8 |
46 |
Continued as Believer (Missionary/Humanitarian). |
| 8 |
47 |
A notable academic consults with Se-we-tesa Wa about a publication or documentary he is working on. Gain a Contact in academia. |
| 9 |
50 |
Aging Crisis. Owe 20,000 for medical bills. |