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Ubisoft have introduced Lesion into Rainbow Six Siege in Operation Blood Orchid, along with Ying. He is part of the Ghosteyes squad and even after so many years, he has remained a viable pick on the defending side.
Liu Tze Long, better known as Lesion, was born and raised in Tseung Kwan O (Junk Bay), where he worked with his father in shipyards during his early years. Their job involved taking apart old tankers to salvage materials and parts.
Growing up around dangerous substances and witnessing their harmful effects on his fellow workers made Liu deeply respect the dangers of toxins in the human body.
Initially, Liu volunteered for mine clearing missions in Yunnan and Guangxi provinces to earn extra money. His skills and courage quickly gained recognition from important people in the Hong Kong Police Department.
This led to his recruitment into the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Bureau (EOD), where he could further his education in chemistry and forensics and receive intense on-site training.
Liu's expertise in dealing with chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats made him a top choice when Rainbow's CBRN unit was formed. In his free time, he continues to volunteer for mine clearing missions.
Throughout his career, Liu has remained dedicated to volunteering in underprivileged areas. His expertise has helped clear thousands of mines and unexploded ordnance.
He's also working with Rainbow's tech experts to integrate cutting-edge solutions into their CBRN threat unit, alongside operators Olivier "Lion" Flament and Lera "Finka" Melnikova.
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