I really should be working on getting home... but I suppose just a little more of a delay won't make much difference.
Theme Songs
Happy - Nicol Amarfi | Generic Happy Music
Angry - [url]Artist | Song[/url]
Seeing as there are no vocal sounds that make up her name, instead being, like most Austriomian names, a very specific emotion, projected directly into the "listener's" thoughts, it is literally impossible for most beings to even begin to say it. Since this is her first cloned body, the identifier No.1 is applied to the end.
"The closest translation would probably be 'the joy and wonder of being among the stars for the first time, and understanding what they might mean'. It fits pretty well with my original purpose."
|| Nickname ||
Despite it only being a temporary label, it's probably just easiest to call her No.1, or "Noi".
"So long as it eases conversation between us, I'm happy to go by a pseudonym."
|| Age ||
About thirty minutes actually.
"I wonder, would you prefer I start counting again with each body, or count the time I've spent in them combined? They're pretty much the same for the moment, but that's subject to change."
|| Gender ||
Female
"Out of the six I could have been assigned, I'm pretty happy with it."
Biological reproduction has been unnecessary on Austriomia for nearly a human millennium now. Most of the six genders still have parts usable for the act, but the majority of the race has better things to do. That said, gender preference is almost non-existent, traded out instead for an almost universal (no pun intended) policy of pseudo-asexual pansexuality.
"They don't really teach us scouts much about that."
|| Race ||
Austriomian. Specifically a near-human subspecies.
"We actually used to all look like humans."
|| Role ||
Lost Alien Child
"Well that's a little unfair. I know where I am. I just can't leave."
|| Face Claim ||
Nia Teppelin
"Fourth Wall! You're breaking the Fourth Wall!"
|| Height ||
153cm, around 5'0 in imperial measurements.
"We actually use a system that isn't far from metric."
|| Weight ||
50kg, or 110lbs. Due primarily to an extremely efficient digestive system, as well a... non-standard morphology.
"That, and the fact that I've quite literally never eaten anything in my life."
|| Body Type ||
Short and slight.
"Precisely as designed."
|| Skin ||
Quite pale by human standards, though about average for her particular sub-species. Incredibly smooth, due to her newly born status.
"You Earthlings have an expression for that, I believe."
|| Hair ||
Light blue/pale blonde in color, and long and unruly in shape.
"It seems to draw a bit of attention."
|| Eyes ||
Blue, with pink crosses. A short explanation for the reason behind the reason for this is that it has to do with seeing beyond the color spectrum humans are restricted to.
"Seeing the world in ultraviolet... Remind me to share that feeling with you."
|| Tattoos ||
The designation NO.1 on the back of her left hand currently, and the number is updated with every cloned body.
"It's there to serve as a reminder, so I don't die too much."
|| Piercings ||
None
"They wouldn't be transferable anyway."
|| Clothing ||
An odd piecemeal ensemble of a dress incorporating a tie and several gold, sometimes encrusted, accessories. Namely, an armband, a necklace, and a bracelet.
"It's standard issue for scouting missions like mine."
Strange || Friendly || Immature || Optimistic || Brilliant
From a human perspective, Noi is quite an oddball. Her understanding of human culture as a whole, let alone that of Japan specifically, is limited, and she's prone to misunderstanding situations in such ways as to further confuse them. Also, due to linguistic differences, she doesn't really have any sort of grasp of vocal tone, delivering every question, statement, or comment in exactly the same upbeat tone of voice. This can be, depending on the circumstances, completely unnoticeable, or extremely conspicuous. While she's generally kind and, to a certain extent, respectful towards others, her morals and those of her people do not necessarily match up with those of most humans. She does not, for instance, see anything wrong with cannibalism, aside obviously from health concerns that arise in the long term. She is, in spite of her "advanced" nature, still only around half an hour old, and, though she doesn't act quite that young, she can consequently be exceedingly immature when she feels the situation warrants. This actually does have some positives in addition to the immediate negatives one might think of. For example, she's both willing and eager to walk up to anyone on the street and become their very best friend. Of course, that isn't the way that the world works, nor is it exactly the safest idea, but still. Furthermore, she's always looking on the bright side, and is incredibly difficult to keep down for any extended period of time.
Despite all her innocence and naivete, Noi has a fundamentally greater grasp of the universe and its workings than does the entire human scientific community put together. Of course, she actually didn't discover any of this information for herself, instead having it installed in her brain like a computer program, so just possessing it is not something that she should immediately be congratulated for. That said though, it can still come in handy, and it can sometimes be disconcerting to hear what appears to be a young girl correcting your world's best and brightest, regardless of where she might have obtained the information herself.
✔ The stars
✔ Earth
✔ Novelty
✔ People
✔ Big cities
✔ Her ship
✔ Music
✘ People who insist upon being unhappy
✘ Arrogance
✘ Rules
✘ Bullies
✘ Dying. Even if it isn't permanent, it still hurts.
✘ Fighting
✘ Lies
✪ General mastery of the physical sciences.
✪ Inhuman speed and agility.
✪ Impermanent death.
✪ Powerful empath and telepath.
✪ Multispectral vision.
✦ Has little conception of personal space.
✦ Has, at times, a horrifyingly alien sense of morality.
✦ Lacking in physical strength.
✦ Generally poor, or at least unorthodox, communication skills.
✦ Highly deprioritized self-preservation.
⌘ While she hasn't been here long, Noi is really taking a liking to Earth, and definitely isn't putting a full effort behind leaving.
⌘ Austriomia actually has a massive non-interference law regarding Earth, one of the only laws they have for anything actually. Technically, she's breaking it just by being on the planet.
❖ As much as she doesn't want to leave Earth, Noi is also terrified by the idea of being forever stranded here.
❖ Feeling alone, a species-wide fear really.
❖ Used to the consequence-free life of having a nigh-infinite number of replacement bodies, anything that could harm her permanently would receive a good deal of fear from Noi.
One of Many: Noi is a clone, genetically engineered as are all Austriomians these days. Actually, she's never even see her homeworld, instead having been generated after her ship
Austriomian Attributes: As an Astriomian, Noi has a few physical and mental advantages over most humans, though most of them are largely useless. Firstly, as a subspecies engineered specifically for scouting missions, she is quite quick and agile, though she sacrifices durability and strength in turn. She can also see in all known wavelengths, though obviously not at the same time. The primary mental advantage is due to the hyper-advanced nature of her race. Not only is her brain better suited to absorb information, but it was also filled during creation with a sort of "crash course" that brought her as up to date on history, culture, and science, as she'd be if she lived on Astriomia. The final advantage she possesses because of her species is actually tied into the Astriomian language. At around the stage that humans learned to develop language, Astriomians failed to, instead having to naturally evolve another means of communication, namely a form of empathic telepathy. They did eventually learn verbal communication as well, but this remained an integral part of their language. This ability does transfer over to humans, if the Astriomian wishes to use it, but there are some differences. Human thoughts and emotions are more difficult to detect, not being as strongly broadcasted, but are more easily influenced, due to not being as strongly protected. That isn't to say though that all humans are highly susceptible to this emotional and mental manipulation, humans with a powerful will can overcome the influence granted by this with a little concentration.
|| Family Members ||
None to speak of. The closest thing you could count would be those that invented the algorithm for the creation of Austriomians that are both effective at their assigned task, yet still retain a bit of genetic diversity.
"Familial units only exist for the rich these days, those that want to maintain a bloodline."
|| Brief History ||
There isn't too terribly much to tell. Noi, about twelve years before her creation, was selected for a scouting mission near what humans call Alpha Centauri. Due to a minor navigational error, however, her ship ended up crashing to Earth. Its cloaking systems protected it from detection from most governments, though obviously the collision itself might have clued in Japan, the country in which she landed. The shields, meanwhile, managed to keep the vessel largely intact, though it blew out the power source to withstand the impact. Moments later, the emergency power kicked in and, with the ship being incapable of repairing itself with only emergency power, generated its sole crew member to do the job instead. Lacking the necessary parts however, No.1 then proceeded to leave the ship and wander Tokyo in search of either a way to contact her superiors or a way to jury-rig the ship. That said though, she seems rather intrigued by the city she finds herself in, and doesn't seem to be in much of a rush.
"Not much to say here."