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| ===== Race and Faction ===== | ===== Race and Faction ===== | ||
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| - | * **Born: | + | * **Born: |
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| ===== Background ===== | ===== Background ===== | ||
| - | Elias Kim was born on the [[last_frontier|Last Frontier]] to Mira and Theo Kim — his mother a ship’s psychologist in the Social Harmony Division, his father a chaplain who led the morning services on Deck 17. Both were known for calming crises and reconciling disputes in the confined world of the multigenerational ship. When Elias was eight, their bodies were discovered in a sealed corridor near the memorial area. [[gaia|GAIA’s]] logs classified the incident as a “security breach and containment failure,” but whispers aboard the ship spoke of deliberate sabotage. The case remains unsolved — one of the few recorded homicides on the Last Frontier. | + | Elias Kim was born on the [[last_frontier|Last Frontier]] to Mira and Theo Kim — his mother a ship’s psychologist in the Social Harmony Division, his father a chaplain who led the morning services on Deck 17. Both were known for calming crises and reconciling disputes in the confined world of the multigenerational ship. When Elias was eight, their bodies were discovered in a sealed corridor near the memorial area. [[gaia|GAIA’s]] logs classified the incident as a “security breach and containment failure,” but whispers aboard the ship spoke of deliberate sabotage. The case remains unsolved — one of the few recorded homicides on the *Last Frontier*. |
| - | After the deaths, Elias was reassigned under the [[adoption_quota_program|Adoption Quota Program]] to an administrative couple who had requested a child late in the quota cycle. He was not their first choice. His foster father, an officious records clerk, agreed only to please his wife — a gentle woman who longed for a family of her own. Elias, still shy and stuttering from trauma, struggled to meet expectations in a household ruled by precision and routine. Two years later, his foster mother died of the so-called “space disease,” a neuro-respiratory infection | + | After the deaths, Elias was reassigned under the Adoption Quota Program to an administrative couple who had requested a child late in the quota cycle. He was not their first choice. His foster father, an officious records clerk, agreed only to please his wife — a gentle woman who longed for a family of her own. Elias, still shy and stuttering from trauma, struggled to meet expectations in a household ruled by precision and routine. Two years later, his foster mother died of the so-called “space disease,” a neuro-respiratory infection — leaving him alone with a man who had never wanted him. |
| - | From then on, Elias tried to earn his father’s approval the only way he knew how — by speaking the words he thought the man wanted to hear. He watched, listened, and adapted, studying every sigh and silence until he could predict which answers pleased and which provoked. He practiced sentences until his stutter vanished, replacing fear with fluency. | + | From then on, Elias tried to earn his father’s approval the only way he knew how — by speaking the words he thought the man wanted to hear. He watched, listened, and adapted, studying every sigh and silence until he could predict which answers pleased and which provoked. He practiced sentences until his stutter vanished, replacing fear with fluency. |
| - | By adolescence, | + | What began as a child’s attempt to be worthy became |
| - | After the founding of the [[free_state_of_settlers|Free State of Settlers]], Elias drifted between the first camps as a self-appointed interpreter, | + | By adolescence, |
| - | Curiosity and vice eventually led him to [[firetown|Firetown]], where his gift for people made him a regular in the Entertainment District. There he found his obsession — and downfall — in the miner’s dice game [[frostpunkt|Frostpunkt]]. When fortune smiled, he stayed at the [[dark_side_hotel|Dark Side Hotel]]; when it didn’t, he lived on charm, credit, and luck — usually in that order. | + | After the founding of the [[free_state_of_settlers|Free State of Settlers]], Elias drifted between |
| - | Ezrah Scherkenstein first met him during | + | Curiosity and vice eventually led him to [[firetown|Firetown]], |
| - | He calls himself an entrepreneur without | + | [[ezrah_scherkenstein|Ezrah Scherkenstein]] first met him during |
| + | He calls himself an " | ||
| ===== Roles by Age ===== | ===== Roles by Age ===== | ||
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| * [[the_honga|Honga Tribe]] · [[honga_language|Honga Language]] | * [[the_honga|Honga Tribe]] · [[honga_language|Honga Language]] | ||
| * [[last_frontier|Last Frontier]] · [[the_planet_voi_700_d|VOI 700 D]] | * [[last_frontier|Last Frontier]] · [[the_planet_voi_700_d|VOI 700 D]] | ||
| + | * [[pen_and_paper_adventures|102 Pen and Paper Adventures]] · [[playable_beta_age_characters|Playable Beta Age Characters]] | ||
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| **Known Freelancers of the Office for Special Operations: | **Known Freelancers of the Office for Special Operations: | ||
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