Noah Constantine, the illustrious offspring of Commander Constantine, emerges as a polymath, showcasing unparalleled skill across various fields. Beyond the immersive realms of roleplay, Noah stands as the visionary architect behind notable creations such as the Asteroid Baldur, the formidable USS Sleipnir, the heralding BSSV Morningstar, and the eagerly anticipated SR-X Spectre. His creative prowess extends far beyond, with countless worlds bearing the indelible mark of his imaginative touch.

In the universe both within and outside the narrative, Noah Constantine emerges as a luminary, weaving tales of cosmic wonders and engineering marvels that captivate the imagination of those who traverse the vast expanse he conjures.

T5 Mark 12 Android, affectionately referred to as "Tinman," stands as a remarkable creation within the expanse of BluShock Unleashed. Originating as a Maintenance LOKi android, initially serving as an Alpha droid overseeing lesser Lokis on a Cerberus Space Station, Tinman has undergone a profound evolution, transcending his original design.

Embarking on a journey of "Metamorphosis," Tinman ascended to the status of a YMIR Droid and later a Geth Prime, each transformation accompanied by enhancements to his chassis and appearance. The culmination of this evolution manifests in a strikingly human-like form, albeit adorned with distinctive marks that underscore his android nature.

In his role as the Spectre's Captain and Helm, Tinman assumes a pivotal position, offering invaluable advice to the crew during away missions. His primary function extends beyond mere counsel; Tinman serves as the Alpha AI aboard the ship, orchestrating operations with a blend of precision and insight that befits his unique existence. As BluShock's resident android luminary, Tinman stands as a testament to the boundless possibilities of artificial intelligence in the cosmic odyssey of BluShock Unleashed.

Hailing from the formidable Kharron Prime, Damien Crofthafaj is not only BluShock's esteemed orc councilor but also the visionary behind the creation of the USS Sleipnir, an undertaking that demanded a considerable investment, reaching into the hundreds of billions of credits. Remarkably, this staggering cost was generously discounted, showcasing the extent of the project's scale and significance.

As the original captain of the USS Sleipnir, Damien Crofthafaj's leadership and strategic acumen played a pivotal role in its inception, establishing a vessel that stands as a testament to BluShock's commitment to excellence and exploration.

Beyond the confines of the spacecraft, Damien holds the esteemed position of Tribune of War within the Orc Council and Senate. His prowess in retrieving his missing ancestral mask, coupled with his instrumental role in aiding the BluShock crew during the invasion and war of the ReBorg giants, has elevated him to a revered status within his party.

Respected by his peers, Damien Crofthafaj is now a guiding force, sought after for his wisdom and strategic insights. The orc community looks up to him not only for his past feats but also as a strategist par excellence, shaping the future of their battles and conflicts. In the vast tapestry of interstellar affairs, Damien Crofthafaj stands tall as a symbol of leadership and valor.

Lars "Larry" Harper, distinguished as the Chief Peacekeeper and Security Officer aboard the Spectre in BluShock, embodies a complex tapestry of identities and affiliations. Beyond his role as a security stalwart, Larry emerges as an offspring of the infamous Jack Harper, aka The Illusive Man.

Larry's enigmatic presence is woven into the fabric of BluShock's narrative, with his trajectory marked by a unique temporal dissonance. Larry's inexplicable aging process adds an element of intrigue to his character. This temporal anomaly shapes his perspective and identity, reflecting the intricate interplay of time and personal evolution.

Originating from a timeline where the mantle of Milky Way savior rested upon a female Commander Shepard, Larry's roots intertwine with an organization named Horizon Corp. This enigmatic entity becomes a focal point of pursuit for BluShock and its crew, leading to clandestine infiltrations of Horizon bases and headquarters. The motivations behind these covert endeavors span a spectrum of objectives, including the retrieval of their purloined asteroid—a thread in the intricate narrative tapestry of BluShock's cosmic saga.

As Larry navigates the multifaceted layers of his existence, BluShock and its crew find themselves entwined in the complexities of parallel timelines, offering a glimpse into the divergent paths that weave through the vast cosmic expanse.

Daisy Mackenzie emerges from the tapestry of an alternate universe, a resilient Virginia opossum born amidst the remnants of a post-apocalyptic megacity called Alpha Colony. Nestled in the vestiges of West London, Daisy's early life unfolded against the backdrop of a refugee camp, where tragedy struck with the untimely demise of her parents in a workplace accident fueled by the city's rampant prejudice against non-humans.

Her journey takes an unexpected turn when a youthful prank on a team of soldiers results in an unconventional tandem BASE jump intended as punishment. Contrary to its punitive intent, the experience kindles Daisy's lifelong passion for daring escapades and self-endangerment.

Upon reaching adulthood, Daisy seeks refuge in Rise Colony to escape the bias against non-humans, carving a niche as the primary member of Sector 201 Colony Security's Pursuit Division. Here, her trajectory transforms with the issuance of a jump-pack by her commanding officer, earning her the moniker 'RocketPossum.' Evolving from jump-packs to cybernetic wings, Daisy discovers the sheer joy of flight.

Her journey takes an intense turn as she becomes part of the Special Response Team, akin to a SWAT unit, when Rise Colony faces annihilation by nuclear weapons to prevent a second apocalypse. Daisy, aboard one of the last evacuation ships, witnesses the city's destruction.

Transitioning to a new universe, Daisy's adventurous spirit persists. Her pursuit of breaking the sound barrier through magical means catapults her into a galactic odyssey, involving hitch-hiking and engaging in perilous sports. It's during this cosmic journey that her friend Jynx unveils an opportunity with BluShock, aligning with her honed skills from ColSec.

In the realm of BluShock, Daisy serves as both Peacekeeper and pilot, a testament to her strength, resilience, and the untamed spirit within the unassuming exterior of this remarkable opossum.

Robotgirl, the brainchild of the prodigious Miu Zeppitay, is a mechanical marvel born from the inspiration of the iconic Robotboy. Miu's ingenious planning for this creation began at the tender age of 7, a testament to her accelerated Zon Tai mental aging.

Drawing on the blueprint of the character from the same TV show that introduced Robotboy, Miu's vision for Robotgirl surpassed mere emulation. Fueled by the desire to craft an entity capable of unwavering protection, Robotgirl's Al Core was officially activated at the age-equivalent of 16 in Zon Tai years, marking the fruition of Miu's imaginative journey.

Much like her robotic predecessor, Robotgirl seamlessly transitions through four distinctive modes. In her Deactivated state, she assumes the size of a doll, evolving to an Activated mode where she resembles the size of a baby. As the stakes escalate, she shifts into Super Activated mode, standing tall at roughly 7 feet, emanating a sleek and alluring presence. The rarely glimpsed Hyperactivation mode, reserved for confronting god-like adversaries, underscores her formidable capabilities.

Over years of meticulous design evolution, Robotgirl settled into her distinctive pink aesthetic. A feminine counterpart to Robotboy, she radiates a brightness in her skin and body, accentuated by pink-hued eyes and antennae. Sporting eyelashes, widened hips, and standing slightly shorter than RB, Robotgirl dons a stylish white and pink dress that leaves her arms uncovered, crowned with a large pink bow adorning her head.

Robotgirl stands not only as a technological wonder but as a testament to Miu's imaginative prowess and commitment to creating a formidable protector in the evolving landscape of BluShock.

Robotboy, a masterpiece crafted by the Zon Tai Institute of Robotics, stands as a pinnacle of elegant design, destined to be the safeguard for the eight worlds under the Dominion system. He mirrors the appearance of a "robot" from a TV show that caught the attention of the Zon Tai, solidifying his role as a formidable protector.

Robotboy boasts four activation modes, each tailored to specific needs. In Deactivation, he assumes the appearance of a doll, compact and unassuming. Activated mode sees him grow to a baby-sized stature at 38.1 cm, showcasing versatility. Stepping into Super Activation, Robotboy towers over adults at 213.4 cm, armed with an arsenal of gadgets and advanced weaponry. The Hyper Activation mode, reserved for facing god-like opponents, is a rare and extremely dangerous state.

In his physical manifestation, Robotboy exudes a shiny light blue exterior. His round-shaped head houses aquamarine eyes, shifting to red during Super Activation. Metallic blue antennae, blue hands with darker fingers, and tube-shaped blue feet with plasma-fueled propulsion holes complete his distinctive appearance. A set of bright white teeth and a blue interior, including his tongue, enhance his expressive features.

Originally conceived as the primary defense for the Dominion system, Robotboy dutifully fulfilled this role for over two years, equivalent to a century on Earth. However, a remarkable turn of events unfolded as signs of sentient awareness emerged within him. Internal workings progressed into a state of organic programming, marking Robotboy as an unprecedented machine with sentience akin to living beings. In adherence to Zon Tai Law, he was granted the freedom to shape his existence. Opting to explore and understand the essence of genuine personhood, Robotboy embarked on a journey of self-discovery, unlocking the potential of his presumably infinite life.

Marcus King, a enigmatic figure within the expansive tapestry of the BluShock universe, stands as a testament to the cutting edge of technological prowess. As a human cyborg hybrid, his very essence is composed of nanites, rendering him a living amalgamation of advanced machinery.

This nanite composition provides Marcus with unparalleled regenerative capabilities, enabling him to heal injuries and even fashion additional body parts with the seamless integration of nanomaterial. In the multifaceted role he undertakes within BluShock, Marcus serves as a formidable peacekeeper, a forward scout charting the unknown, and a personal bodyguard to those under the BluShock banner.

Wrapped in a shroud of mystery, Marcus Croft's history remains veiled and possibly lost in the annals of time. Yet, within the present, his significance within the BluShock crew is undeniable. An indispensable member, his nanite-infused existence not only embodies the pinnacle of technological achievement but also symbolizes the adaptability required for exploration and peacekeeping within the vast expanses of the cosmos. In a universe teeming with wonders and perils, Marcus Croft stands as a living testament to the extraordinary possibilities that melding man and machine can yield.

Scrap's origin traces back to his early days as a prototype, crafted by the ominous multiversal terrorist organization DaiToku. Subjected to relentless weapons testing, he endured the onslaught of various armaments until a henshin driver provided him with a chance to prove his mettle in the field.

Breaking free from DaiToku's control, Scrap found solace in a quaint Japanese town on Earth, where he endeavored to build a new life. Armed with his Kamen Rider powers, he became the town's stalwart protector, thwarting threats and invasions with unwavering resolve.

Fate took an unexpected turn when Scrap, toying with dimensional travel technology, stumbled upon The Morningstar. Stranded and unable to return home, the crew welcomed him into their fold. Despite his personality quirks, Scrap endeared himself to the crew through his fierce loyalty and an unyielding readiness to plunge into the chaos of battle. His presence, marked by a sense of camaraderie and a penchant for battlefield excitement, has solidified his place among the eclectic crew of the Spectre.

Sparrow, a character of profound spiritual depth within the BluShock Crew, casts a mysterious shadow intertwined with ancient tales. As the brother of Captain Bran Burckhardt of the USS Ascension, Sparrow's past remains shrouded in enigma, adding an air of mystique to his presence.

A man deeply attuned to matters of the spirit, Sparrow is a devoted worshiper of the goddess "Gaia." His faith, a guiding light in the cosmic expanse, infuses the BluShock crew with a sense of ethereal protection and wisdom. Despite the impenetrable veil that conceals much of his past life, Sparrow has become an integral part of the BluShock family, leaving an indelible mark on their journey.

However, Sparrow is not without his quirks. His perception of every female encounter as a potential love story paints him as a hopeful romantic within the crew. Some members, with a playful twinkle in their eyes, dub him a "hopeless romantic," quick to remind him that his chances with women are, under ordinary circumstances, quite slim. Yet, in the extraordinary and unpredictable backdrop of cosmic adventures, Sparrow's journey unfolds, showcasing not only his spiritual depth but also the evolution of his interpersonal connections within the BluShock family.

From the confines of a locked chamber within an asteroid base on a gas planet to the heart of the BluShock family, Sparrow has traversed a transformative path, finding his place among the stars and carving out a unique niche within the tapestry of the BluShock universe.

Vahenir's journey began in the familiar embrace of Moghra life, born to parents Vanir and Henir. Early on, his penchant for science and technology set him apart, propelling him to academic excellence. His career unfolded within the Sektir military, where he delved into research and development before pursuing the thrill of becoming a test pilot.

Fate took a dramatic turn during an experimental shuttle test flight, hurtling Vahenir across the boundaries of his universe into an unknown realm. It was in this cosmic twist that he crossed paths with Blushock, finding both a ticket home and a calling to help thwart the impending threat of the "Re-Borg" menacing his home galaxy.

Today, Vahenir stands as a vital member of the BSSV Morningstar crew, offering his unique expertise and support. As a Moghra, an energy-based lifeform with the ability to assimilate and control deceased bodies, Vahenir manifests in various forms—his normal state, the fusion of two Reptilian Entrixi, or with an intriguing, oily human guise. His journey continues as a key contributor to the crew's endeavors.

Drexia's saga unfolds amid the suspended city of Enraal, gracefully hovering over the Nexan homeworld of Dal Jarsha. Cloaked in mystery, her true form, described as a majestic dragon, remains unseen by those beyond Dal Jarsha's borders. Renowned as a skilled bio-engineer, Drexia stands as a pioneer in crafting the remote-controlled drones integral to Nexan interactions with other species.

Her entwined fate with the Blushock crew began in the Cartwheel Galaxy. Surveying a planet housing one of the sacred scrolls, Drexia found herself hitching a ride on the exterior of the crew's shuttle. Despite an initially bumpy introduction, she seamlessly assumed the role of Chief Medical Officer aboard the BSSV Morningstar. Here, her vast biological expertise finds application in diverse realms.

Notably, Drexia has never graced the decks of the Morningstar in person; instead, she interfaces through an array of biological drones, directly controlled by her. Among these, a sizable dragon-like drone nurtures and cultivates others, a humanoid drone fusing dragon and insectoid features, and a compact quadruped dragon specialising in survey tasks. Through her unique presence, Drexia adds a layer of enigmatic vitality to the Morningstar's tapestry.

Drexia now serves as the CMO aboard the SR-X Spectre.

Originally designated as F67 and built by Bruce Maddox as an A500 android, a model primarily employed by the Federation for manual labor during the 2380s, Otha's inception was rooted in the Daystrom Institute's Division of Advanced Synthetic Research. The A500 line, infamous for the tragic Mars incident in 2385, became a symbol of caution surrounding synthetic life.

Following the Mars uprising, Otha was deactivated, becoming a dormant relic of the turbulent times. The mystery deepens as someone, shrouded in anonymity, took on the task of modifying Otha's programming, transforming him into O.T.H.A. The identity and motives behind this transformation remain elusive, leaving a perplexing void in Otha's recorded history.

In the aftermath of the Mars tragedy, the Federation issued a sweeping ban on synthetic life. Sometime between the tumultuous events of 2385 and the year 2418, O.T.H.A underwent a peculiar "upgrade" that defies comprehension. Cast adrift into the vastness of space, O.T.H.A carries a missing segment of his memory engrams from this enigmatic period. The question persists: are these memories truly lost, or do they lurk in the uncharted recesses of O.T.H.A's consciousness, waiting to resurface?

Cian Lios, renowned as the Moon Drow, stands as a formidable character within the intricate tapestry of the BluShock Universe.

As a Moon Drow, Cian hails from Enya, a moon shrouded in perpetual heavy and acidic rain. His kind, akin to dark elves, are adept in the arcane arts and hold command over armies. Enya's fate becomes interwoven with Cian's journey as he undergoes training under a Dark Drow witch, later revealed to be his own mother.

Cian's early missions involve intricate tasks, including the assassination of key orc figures and the theft of the Tribune of War's helmet from Damien Croft. These events unfold during the BluShock team's quest for ancient scrolls, making Cian an integral part of their narrative.

The demise of the Dark Drow witch leads to a significant transformation on Enya, turning it into a ship governed by orcs who assume the role of guardians for the Moon Drow people. Cian's decisions become pivotal in steering the course of his people's destiny.

Cian Lios emerges as a character marked by unwavering loyalty to his kin and a profound sense of responsibility toward Enya. His interactions with the BluShock team contribute dynamic layers to the unfolding storyline, enriched by his past connections and covert missions.

In essence, Cian Lios, the Moon Drow, embodies the captivating complexity and depth that defines characters within the immersive narrative of the BluShock Universe.

Chastian Necrosa undergoes a transformative journey in the BluShock Andromeda Expansion campaign, evolving from a dark past to redemption. Initially aligned with mega corporations governing Horizon Corp and Cerberus, Necrosa and her team decide to sever these ties, venturing away from criminal inclinations.

Necrosa's pursuit of power lead her to the discovery of the "Void Orb," a perilous artifact that gradually corrupts her consciousness. As BluShock encounters Necrosa during an auction in Alastria City, Gogantu, within the Andromeda Galaxy, her true nature starts to unravel. Revelations about Team Terminus surface during BluShock's time in Tasale, following the galaxy's salvation from the Reaper and Borg Threat.

The climactic confrontation unfolds on Planet Kadara and Kadara Outpost, where BluShock engages in a battle to liberate Tashyyk Karshan and thwart factions seeking power. Necrosa's transformation into an embodiment of evil, driven by the Void Orb's corrupting influence, reaches its zenith.

Following an intense battle, BluShock extends clemency to Necrosa, who, with fragmented memories, now allies with the crew in an unexpected turn. The Void Orb, deemed too dangerous, is entrusted to the Guardians for proper disposal, symbolizing Necrosa's path towards redemption and marking the conclusion of Team Terminus Necrosa's saga in Andromeda.

Born in the crucible of a lone investigator's life, Alpha's narrative has undergone a profound metamorphosis over the past month. Initially navigating the solitary realms of investigation, fate, in the form of Scrap, thrust them into the roles of analyst and engineer for Blushock. The catalyst? Scrap's deft resolution of a situation Alpha had inadvertently sparked with the Criminal Investigation Bureau of Wodoon.

Yet, gratitude isn't reserved for Scrap alone. Captain Fazzy's trust and invitation became the gateway for Alpha's immersion in scrutinizing evidence from the CIB, specifically concerning the dark machinations of Dark Omega.

Alpha's professional landscape has expanded significantly. Once a lone investigator, they now find themselves not only deciphering mysteries but also intricately involved in crafting gear and armaments for Blushock. Multiple briefings are in the pipeline, covering diverse topics such as countering Rider technology and other mission-critical insights.

However, amidst the professional whirlwind, a shadow descends. Scrap's "Awakening" dreams, initially shared with Alpha, have taken an alarming turn. An escalation that prompts Alpha to call for a crew-wide briefing. Though the crew isn't presently under direct threat, Alpha somberly reports that Scrap may be temporarily unfit for mission duty.

In this personal history, Alpha's journey unfolds with the unpredictable blend of investigative skill, engineering prowess, and the enigma surrounding Scrap's mysterious transformation. The pages of Alpha's life turn, revealing a narrative woven with complexity and unexpected turns in the cosmic tapestry.

Control is a robotic system designed by the engineer, Nirrae. It consists of a single body that hosts multiple networked AI systems, each with a specific function and role. Control is the main AI that oversees and coordinates the others, as well as the primary interface with people in general. The body of Control is heavily armored and shielded, capable of withstanding extreme temperatures, pressures, and radiation. It is powered by six microfusion reactors that feed into a Lorea ZVF capacitor, which stabilizes the energy output and prevents overload. Control can manipulate mass effect fields akin to a biotic and is equipped tractor beams to move objects and itself, as well as fly using mass effect field manipulation. It has no built-in weapons, but can use almost any firearm it finds with ease and mechanical accuracy.

The other AI systems that work with Control are:

1: Motor-O: Responsible for motor control, limb coordination, strength regulation, and basic sensory data. It also operates the tractor and flight systems.

2: SciMon: In charge of sensor data analysis and scientific information processing. It can provide Control with detailed information about the environment and the materials it encounters.

3: JarHead: Dedicated to combat tactics and target prioritization. It can advise Control on the best course of action in a fight, as well as suggest optimal weapon choices and firing angles.

4: Averton: Handles internal security and system defense. It monitors the internal status of Control and its subsystems in order to counter potential hacks and breaches. It can activate damage control protocols and power management routines as necessary.

5: Er-Berg: Manages external defenses such as shields. It can adapt the shields to different types of attacks on the fly, as well as modulate their strength, geometry and frequency.

Control is a versatile and powerful system that can handle any situation that requires exploration, handling of hazardous materials or combat in hostile environments.

Varik possesses a rugged and determined appearance, with sharp features and a steely gaze that speaks of his experiences. Standing at a height of 5’7”, he has a compact but muscular build, a testament to his time spent in military service. His Entrixi heritage is evident in his distinctive facial markings, which add to his aura of strength and resilience. Varik’s attire typically consists of practical and functional clothing suited for his profession as a gun-for-hire, favoring durable fabrics and muted colors that blend seamlessly with his surroundings.

Background:
Varik was born in the rural outskirts of Sektir, far from the bustling cities, into a family with a diverse range of skills. His father worked as an aerospace engineer, while his mother excelled in data systems analysis and computer expertise. During his high school years, Varik's curiosity led him to explore various aspects of life beyond his rural upbringing. It was during one of these explorations that he visited a military base within a nearby city, where one of his closest friends was stationed. Inspired by what he witnessed on the military base, Varik made the decision to enlist right after graduating high school. He saw the military as a path to discipline, adventure, and purpose. Serving in the Sektiran Military for six years, Varik experienced firsthand the highs and lows of military life. While he initially found fulfillment in his duties, he gradually became disenchanted with the leadership and bureaucracy that seemed to stifle innovation and progress. Disillusioned by what he perceived as incompetence among his superiors, Varik made the difficult decision to resign from the military. Seeking a new direction in life, he found himself drawn to the freelancing opportunities offered by organizations like BluShock, where he could apply his skills in a more independent and dynamic environment.

Zeth served in the alliance for a few years, until the day the Ferris Fields colony went missing in 2185. He alerted the Alliance to the incident but was only given vague answers, with blame mostly placed on Batarian slavers despite a lack of evidence for the claim. Not satisfied with the Alliance's lack of involvement, he left them in pursuit of his own answers. While investigating he ran across Cerberus agents in the field who was gathering intel on the missing colonist. During this interaction, he was put in contact with the illusive man, and a briefing was arranged. In this meeting, a job offer to work for Cerberus was extended, with the condition that all files regarding the missing colonists would be sent to Zeth to keep him informed about the investigation.

While working with Cerberus, he was sent to a research lab on a remote planet that was once a prothean world. The main experiment was being run on a new prototype drive core that was to surpass FTL travel. While other projects on the planet were being worked on at the time, Zeth's main job was the new drive. As they conducted their test flight just as they were to activate the drive, they got hit with a subspace anomaly. In an instance, the drive core was activated and they were enveloped with a blue light.

As the light vanished and sensors began to function properly, they were plummeting toward the surface of a planet called Sirun, far away from their previous location. Kevin, their pilot tried reversing thrusters and trying to maneuver as a way to land without killing them, however this caused major stress on the hull that was barely holding together. As the hull began to buckle, the side of the shuttle was ripped open jettisoning both Zeth and his fellow engineer, James. Zeth had managed to survive by landing in the nearby lake, barely escaping drowning and with a few broken ribs as the worst of his injuries.

Eventually he made it to the crash site only to find both Kevin and James had been killed. It was from here he rigged a distress transmitter that eventually led the BluShock team to his location. In the midst of his conversation with Commander Fazzy Constantine, he realized not only had he jumped several thousand light years from his last location but he had also ended up in another reality in the year 2324. Fazzy and the BluShock team answered Zeth's questions, including the fate of the colonist of Ferris Fields who had been abducted by the Collectors. With no home to return to, Zeth accepted the offer to join the BluShock team, bringing his engineering skills to their ranks.

Nirrae is a fairly typical Lorea in many ways, yet exceptional in others. Born and raised aboard the *Saaeiio*, she was immersed in the advanced technological environment of her species from an early age. Her insatiable curiosity and thirst for understanding quickly set her apart. As her aptitude for science and engineering became apparent, it was clear that Nirrae was a prodigy—even among a race renowned for their technical prowess.

Her education was accelerated, with specialized programs designed to nurture her talent. By the time most of her peers were still grasping foundational concepts, Nirrae had already begun exploring the deeper realms of technology and physics, pushing the boundaries of what even the Lorea believed possible. One of her early contributions was the creation of the personal comm-scanner, a device that rapidly became ubiquitous among the Lorea fleet. This marvel of efficiency and innovation was deceptively simple on the surface, but its intricate design made it both highly versatile and power-efficient, capable of running on something as modest as a mechanical spring—an elegant solution to resource limitations.

However, Nirrae’s most significant breakthrough came in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence. Her creation, the "Control" platform, revolutionized Lorean automation. This platform provided an adaptable humanoid interface, capable of performing tasks that required the dexterity and problem-solving abilities of a sentient being, yet with the reliability and precision of an AI. The *Control* platform was quickly adopted across the Lorean fleet, automating everything from ship maintenance to delicate scientific research, becoming a cornerstone of Lorean infrastructure.

Her work didn’t stop there. Nirrae continued to refine and expand the *Control* platform, eventually developing a variant designed for the mass galactic market. This version promised to bring the Lorea’s cutting-edge robotics to other species, a rare foray into the wider galactic economy for the typically insular civilization. But just as she was on the cusp of this achievement, tragedy struck. During a journey to showcase her work, her ship was ambushed and destroyed by the Gurido pirates, wiping out much of her progress.

Despite this catastrophic loss, Nirrae’s contributions continue to shape the daily lives of her people. Her legacy lives on in the technology that powers their nomadic existence and in the *Control* platform, which remains a vital part of the Lorean fleet's operations. Even in the aftermath of destruction, Nirrae’s brilliance casts a long shadow over the future of Lorean innovation.

Ryoma has always lived within the Presidium, with his earliest memory being the day he was found wandering the streets by a kind couple. They took him in, and he was raised by his mother, a doctor, and his father, a nurse. Their work in the medical field naturally sparked Ryoma's interest in healing, and he grew up with a deep respect for the human touch.

Despite the high-tech world around him, Ryoma has always preferred the old ways. He has no interest in upgrading himself—whether it’s trading his skateboard for a hoverboard or getting his eyes corrected.

He’s not against technology, but he believes in using it only when necessary. For Ryoma, there’s nothing better than a human connection, whether in medicine or daily life. His simple values, shaped by his parents, guide him through a world increasingly dominated by machines. He believes in the power of human care and only turns to technology when there's no other option.