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 ===== Background =====
-Jeremy Karabulut was born in 2575 aboard the spaceship Last Frontier and was raised in a structured, uniform society where all settlers wore identical space suits. While many Exohumans accepted this practicality as a necessity for survival, Jeremy found himself captivated by images from old Earth—fashion shows, tailored suits, and the concept of personal expression through clothing.
+Jeremy Karabulut was born in 2575 aboard the spaceship Last Frontier and was raised in a structured, uniform society where all settlers wore identical space suits. While many Exohumans accepted this practicality as a necessity for survival, Jeremy found himself captivated by images from old Earth — fashion shows, tailored suits, and the concept of personal expression through clothing.
 His father, a [[guarding_troopers|Guarding Trooper]], and his mother, an Engineer responsible for [[service_bots|Service Bot]] maintenance, had little interest in fashion, but they supported his curiosity. As an only child, Jeremy spent countless hours consuming old media, sketching garment designs, and dreaming of a time when clothing could once again reflect individual identity.
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 His sewing methods and garment modifications became so popular that by the end of 2625, six additional sewing shops had opened in New Kourou, directly copying his techniques. By 2627, 24 independent sewing shops were operating across all four ExoHuman settlements. However, space suit refurbishment had significant limitations—materials were scarce, there was no color variety, and the ability to create new designs was minimal.
-Karabulut recognized that true innovation required a new material.
+Karabulut recognized that true innovation required a new material. In 2626, he began experimenting with Hekana fibers, an indigenous plant-based textile found in the Hope Region. After countless failed attempts, he finally perfected a method of weaving Hekana into a strong yet breathable fabric—a breakthrough that revolutionized ExoHuman fashion. Hekana textiles offered settlers a superior alternative to repurposed space suit materials, making clothing lighter, more comfortable, and weather-resistant.
-In 2626, he began experimenting with Hekana fibers, an indigenous plant-based textile found in the Hope Region. After countless failed attempts, he finally perfected a method of weaving Hekana into a strong yet breathable fabric—a breakthrough that revolutionized ExoHuman fashion. Hekana textiles offered settlers a superior alternative to repurposed space suit materials, making clothing lighter, more comfortable, and weather-resistant.
 By 2628, Karabulut Garment Manufactory (KGM) had become the dominant textile producer in New Kourou, manufacturing both leisurewear and work clothing for settlers, mechanics, and law enforcement. His products were highly sought after, commanding premium prices on both legal and black markets.