Post by kerbal22 on Sept 29, 2014 1:50:31 GMT
Full (Very long) Name: Nyasa-Nova-Sirius Lone-Stellar-Seed Windblown-Space-dust-Cygnus
Age: 30.
Physical Description: She is a fairly tall human female of 6'1 with a posture suggesting having grown in a low-G environment. Her red hair is often lose and wild, not very ideal for helmets but she seems to make due. Her eyes are red, and they glow slightly, obviously mechanical. She is missing one. She seems fairly strong for someone of her stature. The signs of growing in zero-gee are appearant on her features, not to a extreme degree however.
She has what seems to have been many tattoos, fresh skin lying where they once were. Her lips lips and nose are pierced, with pieces of cobalt-blue metal. She has extremely pale skin, with a sharp difference on her body, on her neck where a hardsuit's helmet would detach, her face only a few shades darker than the rest of her body.
Profession: Engineer.
Security record: (8) counts of assault, (9) counts of theft.
Medical Records: Patient is addicted to various substances, most unidentifiable via toxicology reports.
Age: 30.
Physical Description: She is a fairly tall human female of 6'1 with a posture suggesting having grown in a low-G environment. Her red hair is often lose and wild, not very ideal for helmets but she seems to make due. Her eyes are red, and they glow slightly, obviously mechanical. She is missing one. She seems fairly strong for someone of her stature. The signs of growing in zero-gee are appearant on her features, not to a extreme degree however.
She has what seems to have been many tattoos, fresh skin lying where they once were. Her lips lips and nose are pierced, with pieces of cobalt-blue metal. She has extremely pale skin, with a sharp difference on her body, on her neck where a hardsuit's helmet would detach, her face only a few shades darker than the rest of her body.
Profession: Engineer.
Security record: (8) counts of assault, (9) counts of theft.
Medical Records: Patient is addicted to various substances, most unidentifiable via toxicology reports.
