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Pysch

Unfortunately, the answer is not that interesting: I have no idea who it is. I pictured it as some scummy human that pissed off Joon something awful. The comic wasn’t about him, he’s just a means to an end. That end being ship angst, of course.

The other way is the one you’ve seen in drawings of her (which I really need to update that master post because I think the last time I updated it was half a year or more ago). Long brown hair, green eyes, and a fan of pink.

Her interests include history (which is funny considering her poor memory resulting from degradation over time), machinery (inherited from her mother), and writing. She has a habit of being fairly distant in conversations with those she is unfamiliar with, but quick to write long-winded responses on subjects she is fond of. She has quite a bit of pride in her people, sometimes overly so, and she considers Ferros achievements to be of the highest quality.

At the start of the story, she has no memories of her own, as she was “raised” only as the bare minimum of registering actions/life. In order to prevent an artificial human with the strength to crush cars between her hands from spending a couple years as essentially a toddle in maturity, Jill kept Sara’s essential parts separate from her main body, and “recorded” everyday life, much in the way that an infant registers life around them. This was the main difference between Sara and her older sibling’s childhood: she spent time registering all types of human interaction, while the sibling registered only combat.

By the time Sara meets Zeff and the crew, she has been sentient for only a couple months, long enough to have seen the release of hOur (the first game, not hOurS the sequel). During that time, she has merely explored her mother’s home. At this point, she has no idea that she is not what she knows humans look like. In her mind, she appears as a sort of combination of the people she spent the most time with in her infancy, which is what we see when in game. Because while in hOurS (the game) each player/character appears as they believe they physically appear, to the other players she looks like a perfectly normal human (with robotic super strength, on top of the metal manipulation granted to her by her magical shape).

In combat, she wields a spear, and on occasion a sword. She is incredibly skilled with each, and can hold her own in almost any one-on-one fight. In addition, the spear Jill created for her is capable of turning into a large steel bow, which only she is able to wield. However, she does not use her magic as effectively as she could, which limits the variety of attacks she can use. In addition, she has not spent much time playing video games (particularly RPGs) so she has no experience dealing with the kinds of opponents that most players are familiar with, and is at a disadvantage compared to the others when it comes to understanding things most players take for granted.