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[b]NAME‎                                            ::[/b] Chiro the Disgraced, formerly of house ██████
[b]AGE‎                                        ::[/b] Hard to say, she was in the hundreds range when she was locked up.
[b]SPECIES‎                            ::[/b] Kraturan, ‘Vampire’ to the commonfolk.
[b]ARRIVAL                           ::[/b] Interloper

Chiro appears as a tall and gaunt humanoid, constantly wrapped in a black carapace resembling chitinous armour. When her helmet has peeled away, Chiro’s complexion is dark-skinned and her hair is long and ulotrichous. Given the biological nature of her armour, it is worth noting that her appearance can change on a dime thanks to adaptional needs.

Chiro is an example of ‘biotechnological weaponry’, her entire body fused with a living suit. This grants her such impressive feats as the constitution to withstand the attack that destroyed [b]Port Solt[/b], and the strength to throw a small building. What is more impressive, however, is her suit’s adaptability and resilience. Chiro can grow weapons and other tools from her own flesh, allowing her to change her form on the fly to specialise on the task at hand. Her suit’s resilience also includes the ability to regenerate, and if given enough time her body can regrow from severed limbs if they are left alone. This fact also allows her to produce her own [i]minions[/i] to command, if needed.

Once a well renowned scientist among the Kraturan empire, Chiro’s knowledge of biotechnology was unsurpassed. Alas, Chiro was stripped of such renown thanks to an event which she refuses to regale, such is the level of her perpetuated atrocity. Rather than killing the bio-knight outright, Chiro was imprisoned, left to starve and slowly lose her mind within the depths of [i]Château du Sang[/i]. The colossal city-ship’s breaking up within the skies of Orst granted Chiro the opportunity to escape, tumbling through Orst’s atmosphere to land far away from her people — and thus be granted the opportunity to live a new life.[/justify]