Bureau agent tasked with deporting inefficient citizens. After showing compassion for Lucas Weller, he investigates New Eden, discovers it is a death camp, and flees with Rachel and the boy. He learns Lucas is his biological son and sacrifices himself to save the boy, ultimately sparking a revolution that exposes the Bureau's crimes.
Their friendship supports Kross's first act of compassion and disobedience.
The plot explicitly describes Porter as Kross's friend, and Porter helps delay Kross's deportation report.
Kross becomes Rachel's protector and travel companion during their escape toward the northern border.
Kross flees with Rachel Weller and the boy after the Bureau comes to take them away.
Kross initially represents the Bureau's deportation system, while Chester is one of its targeted subjects.
Noah Kross is assigned to manage Chester Hills's deportation after Chester is judged inefficient.
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