Physical Appearance
Name: Qayla Xan
Callsign: White_Lightning
Homeworld: Falleen
Age: 20
Species: Falleen
Native Language: Falleen, Basic
Gender: Female
Skin Color: light green
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 167 lbs
Hair Color: ebony
Facial Hair: none
Eye Color: onyx
Scars: none
Tattoos: none
Character Background
Qayla really doesn’t have much of a history to
tell anyone. She only knows sketchy information about her real parents and what
her family was supposed to be like. Having been raised in an orphanage and been
on her own for the last 2 years, her life has been quite eventful to say the
least. She is presently on a quest for the knowledge concerning her true
background and family history, and has been finding it to be quite an eventful
one, as well as rewarding.
At this point in time
she has few, if any, friends. To get the credits one would need to finance her
lifestyle, Qayla has taken many odd jobs. Those jobs
have been, but are not limited to: Working as a translator, carpenter,
bricklayer, and her last job: public relations assistant.
In her last job, she
was quite gainfully employed, and made a substantial paycheck for what she did.
However, as this didn't help her get the information about her family, she
looked for a better way to not only make a few credits, but gain the
information she so desperately sought.
She found it when she
met a pilot who offered her passage in return for her help. She accepted the
offer, and after many months on his ship, she found her way to the Vast Empire,
where she presently trains in the Navy. She sought her family, and though she
did not find her real family, yet, she has found "A" family. She has
also found shelter, food, clothing, and the training she sought to make her
life one worth living.
Personality:
Qayla started out as a very shy person, but has grown
in wisdom and strength to be a very confident and very strong-willed person.
This is not to say that she is not mild-mannered and polite, just that she
knows what she wants, and is capable of completing any task to get it.
