Name: Egwene Tai
Race: Android: Antisense, Upgrades, Artificial Lifeform, Infinite Energy
Alignment: Neutral
Age: 26
Appearance: Egwene is a simple being to look at. She has a lithe body, B-cup breasts, 5'7, light pink skin, blue eyes, cute ears, and long blonde hair. It is all very generic and gives a feeling that it was not natural but designed in such a manner for a reason yet unclear. Her facial features and eye shape are distinctly normal and simplistic as if made for simplicity's sake. One slightly strange thing is the woman seems to suffer from a mild form of Macrocephalia, as, while it takes close inspection, her head is larger than other humans.
One massive deviation from this, however, is her mass. She sits somewhere between eight and ten times heavier than a woman of her size should be, and while her voice is normal, people with highly sensitive notices can pick up the lack of humanoid scents and instead of a whiff of, some metallic substance.
Background: Born in Yorkshire, Egwene was an interesting girl, growing up. As smart as she was sicky, the girl missed half her school life, bed-ridden with this illness or that ailment. And yet, still seemed to maintain herself at the head of her class. With Earth recently joining the intergalactic community, such a thing might have been fixed eventually, but she was never one to let other people fix her problems.
Graduating high school, and then later college, Egwene got herself a Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering. This was to solve the issue of her body, as she planned to transfer herself from this ailing and weak body, into one of a Titanium alloy that would hold up to the rigors of life a lot better than she did. It took a few years, but surprisingly had little in the way of road bumps or hickups, and she found herself in a cool new body that would aid in her work and let her get on with life without being drowned in medicines and sick days.
Partially due to her financial needs, partially due to a feeling of freedom for the first time in her life, Egwene got into a life of adventuring, to see the horizon with her new eyes!
Race: Android: Antisense, Upgrades, Artificial Lifeform, Infinite Energy
Alignment: Neutral
Age: 26
Appearance: Egwene is a simple being to look at. She has a lithe body, B-cup breasts, 5'7, light pink skin, blue eyes, cute ears, and long blonde hair. It is all very generic and gives a feeling that it was not natural but designed in such a manner for a reason yet unclear. Her facial features and eye shape are distinctly normal and simplistic as if made for simplicity's sake. One slightly strange thing is the woman seems to suffer from a mild form of Macrocephalia, as, while it takes close inspection, her head is larger than other humans.
One massive deviation from this, however, is her mass. She sits somewhere between eight and ten times heavier than a woman of her size should be, and while her voice is normal, people with highly sensitive notices can pick up the lack of humanoid scents and instead of a whiff of, some metallic substance.
Background: Born in Yorkshire, Egwene was an interesting girl, growing up. As smart as she was sicky, the girl missed half her school life, bed-ridden with this illness or that ailment. And yet, still seemed to maintain herself at the head of her class. With Earth recently joining the intergalactic community, such a thing might have been fixed eventually, but she was never one to let other people fix her problems.
Graduating high school, and then later college, Egwene got herself a Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering. This was to solve the issue of her body, as she planned to transfer herself from this ailing and weak body, into one of a Titanium alloy that would hold up to the rigors of life a lot better than she did. It took a few years, but surprisingly had little in the way of road bumps or hickups, and she found herself in a cool new body that would aid in her work and let her get on with life without being drowned in medicines and sick days.
Partially due to her financial needs, partially due to a feeling of freedom for the first time in her life, Egwene got into a life of adventuring, to see the horizon with her new eyes!
