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Maalamur, Scientist - canadianmixedtale - 09-15-2026 Name: Malamur Species: Shadowkin Gender: Female Age: 23 Height: 176cm / 5.7ft Weight: 50kg / 110lbs Description: malamur is an almost pitch black Shadowkin, with deep dark red eyes and fluffy black hair that reaches just past her neck. Lore: on her very first shift as a research assistant while working alone in the xenobiology room she got attacked by the same slime twice in a row, completely unaware of the effects it could have beyond simple brute damage she tried to shrugged it off and continue working, however she was soon confronted with aggressive hallucinations and rapid loss of motor functions, she ran to the door to try and get to medbay but found that she was locked in the room and couldn't unlock the door, she yelled for help and as her legs started to give out the airlock suddenly opened, there was nobody behind the airlock but she didn't have time to question it as she fell to the ground in the middle of the airlock loosing conscience completely. She woke up in a chair in the lobby of medbay with no recollection of the event, she assumed it was just a blackout and went back to work only to be told that she had died inside the airlock door and the crew was alerted by the station AI, she didn't ask any questions about what exactly happened because she just genuinely didn't care, she figured if the gods really wanted her dead she would've died long ago, so she said "damn. Thanks for taking care of me!" And went back to work. She's also aware of abductors and has been victim to them more times than she'd like to recall and because of it has had her heart replaced many times leaving significant scarring on her chest. |