<div class="floatright">(http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i163/notdesirable1989/avatars4others/Bree-Daniels-Teasing-0002copy_zps63a1093b.jpg)</div><br/>Kiara - Kry Scout (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=671910)<br/><br/>The Kry are a Near-Human race most often found in caves deep beneath otherwise inhospitable planets.  Although they're welcoming and accommodating to outsiders, their penchant for living in absolute darkness creates a natural barrier to most interested races.<br/><br/>Common knowledge states that all Kry can see in absolute darkness, they have futanari and female but not male genders, and their own language doesn't differentiate between gender at all.  Many have difficulty in understanding the stratification in cultures between genders.  Every proper name also begins with a hard K sound, which aids others who seek to learn the language.<br/><br/>Kiara grew up as a scout, seeking out new areas and exploring the outside during the summers on her homeworld of Krysta.  It was out on the planet's surface where she was found, captured and kept by slavers.  Although she never speaks about that time of her life, it seems to be when she abandoned many of her cultures' mores.<br/><br/>It took nearly a galactic year to be rescued by pirates, and when she was discovered to have some degree of Force talent, they helped her understand the basics of her ability.  Learning significantly more seemed to require picking a side, something she wasn't interested in attempting until she better understood the universe.<br/><br/>Granted, working on a pirate crew required being on their side.  She liked working against other slavers, but didn't have as much interest in raiding cargo ships.  However, she had a duty and did what was required of her.<br/><br/>Eventually, though, every fish takes a bite out of something a little too big for it.  Once the galactic taskforce caught her, she was given a chance to demonstrate her skills, and then offered a new task in exchange for letting the rest of her people go free with tasks of their own.