Alias: Lep.
Full Name: Incredibly long.
Gender: Male.
Age: 23.
Species: Asteri Gennietai (Star Born; not literally).
Race: Talou Asteri Gennietai | Talou.

Appearance: As a Talou, Lep's natural skin tone has a very noticeable blue tint to it. Most Talou scientists speculate that this blue skin-colour is derived from the alignment of the stars around their home planet, though there is a certain degree of inconsistency between theories to the point where most generally consider it nonsense. It can only be to do with pigmentation, after all. Aside from this, the Talou (and Lep) are extremely similar to Humans, if not a little bit taller and well defined. Their eyes also tend to be very dim, no matter the eye colour, with "bright" eyes holding a significant place in their ancient culture for being a sign of inhuman wisdom; people with bright, "glowing" eyes were generally seen as soothsayers, shamans and oracles. Lep's own eyes aren't particularly bright, but they're certainly not as dim as the rest of his kin.

Occupation: Freelancer. At least, that is what people like him call themselves. The Talou as a whole are a close-knit community, with large, tightly bonded family groups joining together to form alliances and kingdoms. Freelancers are exiled Talou, who have no choice but to roam space alone. Most become criminals; smugglers, hackers and assassins. Lep can't honestly say he is an exemption to this without being a liar, but he at least tries to avoid some of the messier work.

Skills and Abilities: Knowledgeable in programming, adept at flying ships, can aim a gun well enough to hit something, packs a mean punch, generally intelligent with an above average IQ, relatively charismatic.



Transport: Curse

Curse is a small, shuttle class transport around 64 metres long. It contains a cockpit for three, a small cargo hold with a munitions storage, and comfortable a living quarters decked with a bedroom, a sitting room, a kitchen and a bathroom. The ship also has two, small, fast-firing railguns capable of tearing up most similar sized vessels at close range.