<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=56225.msg2585936#msg2585936">Quote from: Carlissa on 28-12-2009, 23:28:25</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Well, i was planning that she would be sort of a slutty nun, where she was a rebel and finally hr fellow Mechanicus gave her up. Based on my fetish for pregnancy, she would seduce another into impregnating her, and either she is already pregnant when she joined the ship or she WILL get pregnant. Unless there is someone who is willing to be the father of her kid if she is already pregnant...<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Hm.<br/><br/>Based on this...it's quite late in the game to be suggesting it, but you might want to consider a small career change. Engine rooms of modern-day ships aren't exactl safe places to be bringing fetuses, and a 41st-century cruiser's engine room would be a bazillion times worse. (Unless you've got a mutation fetish as well  ;D :o). Not to mention the difficulties that could arise trying to perform an enginseer's duties while pregnant to any degree, since they can and frequently do involve squeezing into tight spaces to hammer on uncooperative objects with a holy wrench.<br/><br/>You mentioned 'slutty nun', though, which gives me an idea/suggestion - give her back her real arms instead of cybernetic ones, and instead of being a Mechanicus outcast, have her be an ex-Adeptus Sororitas (http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Sisters_of_Battle), one of the Sisters of Battle. They're an order of extremely fanatical and militant female warriors who like heavy caliber weaponry and flamethrowers - quite literally, crazy battle nuns. From there, it's very easy (for me) to visualize the jump to a Sororitas initiate who was far too concerned with the pleasures of the flesh and the results of those pleasures to make it beyond more than the earliest steps of training before getting kicked out of the convent or just leaving. If she had, say, been raised in the convent as an orphan or something, abandoning the Sisters would probably cut her off from any resources, leaving her to pick between using what she'd been taught and signing up as a mercenary warrior for someone or just being a prostitute.