<div class="floatright">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/c1/45/7c/c1457cc593317e7b1a909c6f1daa7447.jpg)</div><strong>Name: </strong>Sarah Elissander<br/><strong>Description: </strong>Transhumanist Cyborg Scientist<br/><strong>Species: </strong>Human (Cyborg)<br/><strong>Sex: </strong>Female<br/><strong>Age: </strong>22<br/><strong>University/World: </strong>WIT (Wernstrom Institute of Technology)<br/><strong>Orientation: </strong>Originally Straight, using bi-direction circuits to be bisexual<br/><strong>Appearance: </strong>She wants to end up looking like this (http://cdn.awwni.me/pgss.png) or similar. When not wearing her swimsuit or a lab coat, she tends to wear nice blue dresses-she likes dresses.<br/><br/><strong>Personality: </strong>Despite being a tech girl, she's very bubbly! She'll talk your ear off about her latest designs or well, anything "nerdy" really. Magic the Gathering? The latest videogame? Robots? She'lltalkincrediblyquicklykindalikethis. She is also slightly mischievous, playing little harmless pranks on people. That said, she doesn't like to hurt people, and seems to have a strange code of being harmless-which explains why her advancement through WIT has been slow...<br/><br/><strong>Backstory: </strong>Sarah always loved robots as a kid. The idea behind them was so interesting to her. She never expected to be building them herself, but when her test scores in physics and math got her an invitation to WIT, she happily accepted and asked if she could work with the robotics department. Unlike others, however, she never tests her designs on the unwilling-luckily, there seems to be no shortage of willing test subjects. I mean, sign up and get a free robot arm? Who WOULDN'T sign up for it? Her effort has been in the "under the skin" bits-mechanical hearts, lungs, brain implants, all the bits that are inside a person. Her current designs are pretty good, but right now, she hasn't produced anything that could fully replace an organ, instead, her stuff "enhances" what's already there. Her latest creation, the Bi-Directional Circuits, have awarded her high marks from her professors, and was given the go-ahead for safely implanting into just about anyone in record time.<br/><br/><strong>Primary Ability: </strong>One would find it easy to say "robotics" and leave it at that, but her primary skill is in the engineering that's required to actually design these parts when you only have a limited amount of space. Really, if the robot thing didn't work out, she'd be an engineer.<br/><strong>Two Secondary Abilities: </strong>She's actually a competent chef, having come to the realization that it's either learn how to cook or settle for really awful pre-packaged and preserved stuff. She's also really good at tabletop games, mostly because that's been a hobby her whole life and she's gotten somewhat decent at it.<br/><strong>Three Things Your Character Likes: </strong>Tabletop Games, if there's an in-character round of magic and someone uses illusion magic to make it come alive she would squeal in happiness. She enjoys the use of toys, as someone else in her immediate circle of friends was quite good at making them. She would really like to take someone who's straight or gay and implant the Bi-Directional Circuits into them, she likes the idea of "upgrading" people.<br/><strong>Three Things Your Character Dislikes: </strong>Non-Con is the big one, she wants everything to be consensual. She is also not fond of spanking, the automated spanker someone built inspired a cry of "WHY WOULD YOU BUILD THIS?!". She has a strong distaste for pineapple.<br/><strong>Treasured Possession: </strong>She has a small tablet with designs of all the upgrades she's thought up or created. Losing it would be awful.<br/><strong>Player Ons and Offs: </strong>See the link in my Sig.<br/><strong>Character Ons and Offs: </strong>Will be mostly the same as the player, but she also likes both robotics and she likes people who are at least curious and wanting to learn about her tech-she finds them to be kindred spirits. She hates anyone who discards her research in any fashion as well.