Name: Benarikun Urtsakar<br/>Age: 347 earth, 19 Svekarlan<br/>Gender: "Male", but species is technically asexual<br/>Species: Zricademi (A Zricademian is essentially an elf, though standing at around an average height of 7ft 6, all look like females, and have four arms), werewolf, vampire<br/>Personality: Slightly bi-polar. His two main states are either a happy go luck, good willed, and cute, or serious, cold and lethal<br/>Description: Benarikun is the result of a Svekarlan DNA/magick experiment in which to breed a perfect being. The society is made up of asexual females who reproduce by what appears to be kissing, but their tongues act as a male sexual organ, and they have a female sex organ located half way down their throats. "Males" are sterile, lack breast, look slightly more masculine (But being elven, this is slightly redundant), and lack the second "Belly button" through which the species give birth. However, males are genetically extremely intelligent, sharp, patient, excellent inventors, mechanics, bio-engineers and have very high magickal capabilities. The experiment was trying to unite the benefits of both sides, but ended up creating only one hybrid, and one normal male, Benarikun.<br/>Ben is stunted, like all male Zircademi, and is only 6ft 7 inches tall. His body is decently toned, and skin is a light tan complexion. His hair is black and straight, running down just past his shoulders, where it fades to silver at the tips. His right ear has three silver hoops through it, and is both elongated and pointed (Hence elven). His left eye is a blue-grey-green mix of tones, while his right is a cybernetic optical enhancement unit, hardwired to his brain and skull, with in built targeting and information retrieving devices. It is coloured purple.<br/>As a fan of cybernetics, Ben's top right arm, and lower left arm are also entirely cybernetic, the right merging almost seamlessly with his shoulder in a mix of black and silver alloys and carbon micro structure, where as the left carries on across part of the left side of his chest, and loops over his shoulder. An artificial heart and lung pump in his chest, as he was "too lazy to grow a new one when cybernetics were already assembled."<br/>Biology of a Zircademi is different to a human is terms of layout, and only minorly in terms of internal organs. They have two blood pumping hearts, and one aetheric heart for allowing the channelling of magickal energy throughout the body. four lungs, a complicated blood filtering system and life support organs, as well as a digestive system that produces absolutely no waste. He therefore, lacks any waste excreting bodily part. (though has been known, on occasion where it's been asked, to magickally and genetically alter his body for the pleasure of others.)<br/>Since coming to Earth, he has taken to wearing a four sleeved black short sleeved t-shirt, combat trousers, Gothic style boots and his own trademark set of belts crossing his chest.<br/>Likes: Pretty much anything goes, but he's prey exclusive.<br/>Dislikes: Pain, and death, but he can deal with it if asked nicely<br/>Room: 111<br/><br/>Add. info: Later, he will be joined by two companions, both of which can be predators, one predominantly so.<br/><br/>From the digital readout that fluttered like snowflakes in front of my right eye, my sensors indicated that the train was approaching at roughly 105Km/h. Sighing, I called up Tanya, my A.I. System management unit.<br/><What do you think the plan of action here would be then?> I asked, in machine speak. It was a pointless change from oratorical communication, seeing as the small platform was deserted, but I proceeded regardless.<br/>-There are several course of action that you could take at this point. Merely hailing the locomotive will probably be a fruitless activity, though a nano pulse communication would serve to contact the driver and hopefully slow the train. However, there are no scheduled stops for over one Earth rotational cycle.- Tanya reported, her cool, clear A.I. Voice a refreshment, in comparison to the ticket officer I'd been dealing with a few hours ago.<br/><Best solution then, without causing damage, or any more reason for people to suspect I'm not human then.><br/>-Oh please... look at yourself- She cut in, causing me to sigh heavily.<br/>-And you can stop with the annoyance too, you designed me to be quirky- she giggled now, a holographic representation of a female Zircademian appearing before me, standing on air.<br/>“A point you demonstrate all too graphically.” I muttered, looking down the tracks towards the oncoming train. I closed my left eye, and zoomed in, closing a distance of roughly 7 km. The engine, a silvered steel beast, was powering it's way along the straight line.<br/>“Fine, best idea then...” I conceded.<br/>-Simple. Either a time freeze spell or slow time field around the train when it enters the station's perimeter, the length of both locomotive and carriages being small enough to be enveloped, or... alternatively, you could just jump for it.- I couldn't help but smile at the idea of the danger offered by the latter option, Tanya beginning to giggle.<br/>-Shall I leave you too it then? Or do you want me to start running the timing simulations?-<br/>“Nah, I think I'll cope.” I chuckled, walking towards one end of the platform, the end from which the train was approaching.<br/>-Three minutes until the train will reach the platform- Tanya cut in, having reverted to her normal A.I. Tones of voice for this procedure.<br/>The time past slowly, with each second, I could feel my hearts slowly beginning to race, as my ankardri slowly awaken from it's rest state. The ankardri was essentially another heart, though it pumped a substance that could store, and channel magickal energies to all parts of my body, just in case I misjudged my jump. A timer began counting down in my vision as I braced, my body rigid.<br/>The digits hit zero, and nano second reflexes, aided by some electronic subroutines kicked in. In seconds, I had accelerated to over 60Km/h as the train caught up with me. The end of the platform in sight, I jumped, my feet angling sideways, before kicking off a bench, the force of my kick uprooting it from the platform and hurling it into the deserted station car park. My course changed, I sailed, as if in slow motion over a fuel tanker, the first passenger carriage appearing beneath me as I descended, going roughly 30km/h slower than the train. I braced and landed hard, bouncing as I hit the roof, causing a mild dent as I rolled backwards. I fought for purchase in a surge of adrenaline and grabbed a passing service hatch, holding on as my body became accustomed to the velocity of the train.<br/>-Nice, though shame about the dent.- Tanya quipped, before sinking back into subroutines. I shakily rose, keeping low to the train, minimising my surface area, and turned.<br/>“Cabin No 111, passenger car 3. Right.” Keeping low, I moved across the roof of PC1, crossed the gap to PC2, running along the aluminium roofing, hoping that I would not be disturbing the people below. Being night time though, most would be asleep, or so I would have thought. I found myself above PC3, and started a ladar scan. The carriage peeled away before me and left the blank shell of the room layout inside, with all organic life removed for terms of decency. I moved forwards until I stood over the room that was designated as mine. I scanned around, seeing the bunk beds, closet and dressers. I switched to organics, and smiled, seeing no one below. I blinked my filters off and sank back into the darkness outside, resting on my knees.<br/>Slowly, I swept a finger around in a circle, all around my body, and closed my eyes, muttering a few words under my breath. My ankardri shuddered and let out a resonant beat, as lines of purple light criss-crossed the roof. I smiled, and said the last word of the incantation, as my body sunk, straight through the roof, the magick evaporating the second I left contact. I opened my eyes to darkness, again. Standing up now, I turned and flicked on the light switch.<br/>“Phew... well, let's hope that the most interesting thing that happens on this journey. I need some sleep.” I chuckled, stripping off my T-shirt, socks and boots, before sinking under the covers of the lower bed. The pendant around my neck put out a faint light as I pointed a metallic finger at the light switch, and grinning, clicked. As darkness enveloped me, I quickly fell into a light sleep, my sensors alert to intrusion and other possible threats.