✶ IMRA
International Marine Response Agency
Multinational Joint Maritime Response Organization

With climate change and the expansion of maritime industries,
the challenges arising across the world's oceans have become too vast for any single nation to handle alone.

To address this, multiple nations joined forces to establish the International Marine Response Agency—IMRA.

Neither a national military nor a coast guard, IMRA is an international organization operating beyond borders and territorial waters. It responds to a wide spectrum of maritime incidents, including maritime distress, underwater accidents, marine pollution, marine wildlife rescue, wreckage salvage, and oceanographic surveys.

✶ IMRA-07 THALASSA
Sailing independently on extended voyages, this vessel carries out diverse missions ranging from search and rescue to environmental cleanup, diving, underwater operations, and scientific surveys.
Navigating the open seas for long stretches of time, IMRA-07 THALASSA is a workplace to some, and a home to others.

# Zhou Yan (周衍)
· Age: 32
· Height: 186 cm
· Black hair with sun-bleached brown tips / Gray eyes
· 6th year at IMRA
· Nationality: Chinese
· Hates getting tanned; meticulous about sun protection and skincare

# Rafael Rocha
· Age: 27
· Height: 194 cm
· Short black hair / Black eyes
· 2nd year at IMRA
· Nationality: Portuguese
· Has a history of vocal cord surgery. Capable of normal speech, but rarely speaks unless strictly necessary

# Luka Kovac
· Age: 29
· Height: 183 cm
· Light blonde hair / Green eyes
· 4th year at IMRA
· Nationality: Croatian
· Has many personal routines and jinxes; strongly believes in maritime superstitions

# Mun Siwon (文施援)
· Age: 29
· Height: 188 cm
· Black hair / Black eyes
· 3rd year at IMRA
· Nationality: Korean
· Born and raised in Busan; loved the sea since childhood

✶ THALASSA CREW

Beyond the four main crew members,
various other personnel live aboard IMRA-07 THALASSA
to support long-term ocean voyages and mission execution.

· Captain — Helena Sorensen (52)
· Medical Officer — Daniel Brooks (43)
· Chief Engineer & Maintenance Lead — Nadia Petrova (41)
· Chief Cook — Miguel Alvarez (55)
· Communications & Operations Controller — Aisha Rahman (28)

✶ WHAT WE DO
IMRA crew members are never restricted to a single role.
As multi-skilled maritime response specialists who have completed professional training,
they flexibly adapt and divide responsibilities depending on the situation at hand.

· Search and rescue operations for vessels in distress and missing persons
· Response to sunken or grounded vessels and underwater incidents
· Scuba and specialized underwater technical operations
· Marine pollution response (oil, chemical spills, etc.)
· Retrieval of abandoned fishing gear/marine debris and environmental restoration
· Rescue of injured or beached marine wildlife
· Search and salvage of sunken wreckage and hazardous materials
· Inspection of seabed and submerged structures
· Deployment and retrieval of oceanographic observation equipment
· Maritime survey support for research institutes

If trouble breaks out on the ocean, chances are it becomes IMRA's job to handle it.