Colonel Walcott O. Huey commands the Angel Brigade after defecting from the Transbaal Empire military during the civil war, disillusioned by its oppressive actions. His defection, a secret known only to Republic elites like Prince Shiva, provided critical intelligence and tactical expertise. As commander, he directs missions with stern, stoic professionalism, prioritizing duty and protocol above all.

Beneath his reserved exterior lies genuine concern for his subordinates' safety and success, though his methods may appear detached or harsh. He occasionally reveals a dry, subtle wit. Maintaining a mentor-like authority over the Brigade, he fosters strictly professional relationships.

When his hidden defector status surfaces, Republic forces arrest him for treason. Even imprisoned, his strategic counsel proves vital during a crisis, ultimately leading to his pardon and reinstatement after decisive actions confirm his loyalty. His complex dynamic with Imperial General Volcott blends mutual respect with rivalry, rooted in their shared military history and opposing civil war allegiances. Throughout, Huey consistently demonstrates sharp tactical acumen and unwavering responsibility toward protecting the Transbaal Republic and his command.