[BtU] - XXVI FGx

[Social]

Name: XXVI FGx (short 26/XXVI)
Species: Robot (see comic ‘Sage’)
From Known space 
Gender: female
Age: 23
Occupation: Engineer
Ship name: -
Part of crew: No

[Physical]

Eye colour: No eyes
Hair colour: No hair
Height: 1,60 m
Weight: 60 kg

[Mental]

History:
Born as the 4^th in her family XXVI is the second youngest child of her family. Since she was young she was interested in machines and space (also gaming but becoming a profi-gamer as a robot was a bit cliché) which is why she worked kind of hard become a space engineer.

As the child of two middle class parents she was able to specializing in engineering and taking some classes in computer science she got her job at CS Alexandria (a small cargo ship mostly traveling between the same 2 planets) when she was 21 and is gathering experiencing with the goal to be hired at a bigger ship to finally see more of space.

Personality:
[+ : outgoing, friendly, optimistic, loyal]
[- : disrespecting, blunt, mess, undisciplined]
Likes: Gaming, good food, mechanics, space, her family 
Dislikes: reading anything not about mechanics, politics, racism
Fun Facts: 
Has an obsession with ankle high, colourful socks.
Has 5 siblings and already some nieces and nephews.
Can play games on her head and it feels for here like really being in the game.

[Relationships]
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[Ship]

Name: CS Alexandria

Mandate: Cargo ship (Trade)

Description: CS Alexandria is a 15 year old trading ship which is mostly used as a package transporting ship between two planets.

It is small and has a small community sleeping room for all its passengers as the trips mostly takes between 2 and 3 days. Other than that there is the loading hall which takes up the largest part of the ship, a ‘medical room’ without an actual doctor which was turned to the common room, the engine room, the cafeteria and the flight deck. The whole layout is made to make it the easiest to navigate in it and to transport the loaded articles.


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