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Fleet

Mar 31st, 2017
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  1. Name: Fleet
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  3. Gender: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  5. Species: Lyxaris
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  7. Species Ref: http://i.imgur.com/gWLkF1C.png Markings, eyes, blood and color of lips are affected by pigment color listed below, all glowing.
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  9. Age: ?
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  11. Height: 5'
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  13. Pigment Color: http://www.color-hex.com/color/fffdc8
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  15. Skin Color: White
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  17. Attire: Usually wearing sunglasses. http://i.imgur.com/DPl0DDT.png over a Morphic Armor base, which is a skin-tight suit of matte black fabric, covering their entire body up to the neck, except for the end of their tail. They usually wear a set of about five golden rings to each hand; two on each main finger and one on the thumb, and a white-gold bracelet around each wrist.
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  19. Physical Description: Slim, pear-shaped figure. Blonde hair pulled taut into a slightly curly, poofy ponytail, with two loose, equally poofy tufts as sideburns. Two 7" horns at their hairline which stick upward, bow inward a bit and then curl at the tip, forming a bulbous shape much like a snail's shell which glows bright white-gold. Eyes with black sclera and slit-shaped pupils, but oddly steely blue irises. Glowing white-gold lips, sharp teeth, pointy ears, the usual for Lyxaris. Long tail which ends in a tuft of blonde 'fur'. Has two additional arms, and all four arms are prosthetics. They are covered in a perfectly reflective surface that never seems to get smudged or dirty, and feels soft and fleshy to the touch. They have a golden nose ring, gold hoop earrings and many white-gold bands in their ears.
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  21. Markings: Slanted, white-gold, broken lines across their body; presumably to represent rain. They do not persist onto their face. The tips of their ears glow brightly, as does their nose though faintly.
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  23. Other Notes: Noticeable accent when speaking in English; though it is hard to place, it is perhaps most closely comparable to Egyptian.
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