Unihemispherical!

Team: Mystical

Pronouns: She/They

Height: 160cm

Ears: The ear belonging to the side not active droops. Has issues with loud noises!

Tail: Very sensitive to the touch, weak to petting or brushing.

Appearance: Unihemispheric is a purple haired uma with a somewhat large chest, stomach, and thighs. They tend to stay quite un-accessorised, save for the ribbon on their left/right/both ears, used to help others distinguish what part is awake at any given time. Hemi has a resting neutral face that she very rarely alters in the slightest, save for an eyebrow raising if something peaks her interest. Uni is constantly active and energetic, constantly fidgeting and regularly walks on her tiptoes. Unihemi is more relaxed than Uni, and her resting face is very still like Hemi’s, but she remains very expressive when talking to others, and rarely stays still for long.

Likes: Nothing in particular/Chocolates, Flowers/Night, the cold

Dislikes: Unpredictable things/Being lonely/Heat, Interruptions

Family: hopes that their family will see them in the newspaper for heir achievements.

Personal Rule: Always take time to check in with yourself and reflect on the day.

Before a Race: Stretches, one side at a time.

Temporary ones, like how each hemisphere needed to acclimate to its new state, starting off unable to perform basic functions like seeing context or reading. Difficulty for each hemisphere to control half the body, and a needed time of around a month to "relearn" those things.

There is, of course, an explenaion of the main effects, that each hemisphere is active alone for 9 hours each day, with full consciousness for the remaining 6. The left hemisphere- more logical- and the right hemisphere- more emotional and contextual. In their case, their "sleeping habits" are incredibly consistent, though it is mentioned that this is due to discipline, and not a fundamental fact of this.

Then, the much bigger issues, the permenant symptoms. For one, the right hemisphere-Uni- can store information for the others to use, but cannot access it in many circumstances. Essentially, all readed learning or WIT simply cannot be accessed by her, and she is unable to incorporate book learning. That would be why Uni's racing technique is so... poor. She physically can't improve it, though what she is "taught" can be used by the others.

Likewise, the left hemisphere cannot feel or rea emotions. She is aware of their existance on a fundamental level, but cannot meaningfully engage in them. This also results in her not showing tone, nor understanding tone and struggling with social interaction in general, often misunderstanding metaphor, exaggeration, and many other aspects of social interaction. Once again, the other aspects will be aware of those emotions after the fact.

Then, the symptoms that Unihemi faces. Hallucinations, something akin to waking dreams. Not realistic enough that Unihemi doesn't recognise them as such, and therefore, able to be ignored... this entire time. There are also frequent headaches. Finally, there are issues regarding memory, ones that are mostly mitigated by Unihemi focusing on the prrvious day's events every night, as well as writing notes about them down in a diary on her phone.

Lastly, the bodily symptoms. The reason for this entire interaction- the heart- is listed. Adrenaline doesn't get made during Hemi's time, giving the heart a time where it's able to be more relaxed, however that doesn't mean the heart is in an especially good condition. It's noted that, though not encountered yet, heart conditions may become likely as the years pass. Thankfully, so the passage says, pacemakers and other medical advancements should mean that they won't be deadly, and there is no guarantee of heart complications, just... that it's much more likely. A risk factor.

There's also an incredible delay in how the body heals and recovers, bruises lasting weeks longer than they should, alongside cuts, scrapes, and minor sicknesses requiring more intervention and taking longer to heal. The eyes and back also suffer from the lack of time with eyes spent closed, or laying down, symptoms mostly mitigated through increased blinking, time spent with the eyes closed wherever possible, and eyedrops for the eyes, and rest time spent laid down as opposed to sitting, and regular back excercises for the back. The muscles in general seem to be in a... strange state. They appear more resistant to lactic acid-the chemical produced as a byproduct of your body needing more respiration than it can get through its breath intake- and seem incredibly strong, yet seem in a constant state of being overworked and are brittle as a result. Not just that, brittle seems to describe every part of her body.

Her food intake is also much higher, one of the most expected symptoms, and Hemi's lack of a delight or disgust response to the taste of food means that the meals she eats are just about perfect nutritionally, though Uni and Unihemi eat like normal. They have a total of 5 meals and regular snacks throughout the day, leaving their body with enough of the energy it needs. Admittedly, this seems like quite the manageable symptom.

There are also some other things listed down, which you recognise as... not actually being symptoms. Her feet started off hurting when running barefoot on most outdoor surfaces, but they don't get hurt from that any longer. That's just the natural result of moving barefoot on those surfaces for that long, you become much more able to. Why she was barefoot for that much time is... concerning, though. Other things misidentified as symptoms of this condition seem to align with... being... homeless. Mental conditions seem to also imply some other underlying issues stemming from some kind of trauma.

Temporary ones, like how each hemisphere needed to acclimate to its new state, starting off unable to perform basic functions like seeing context or reading. Difficulty for each hemisphere to control half the body, and a needed time of around a month to "relearn" those things.

There is, of course, an explenaion of the main effects, that each hemisphere is active alone for 9 hours each day, with full consciousness for the remaining 6. The left hemisphere- more logical- and the right hemisphere- more emotional and contextual. In their case, their "sleeping habits" are incredibly consistent, though it is mentioned that this is due to discipline, and not a fundamental fact of this.

Then, the much bigger issues, the permenant symptoms. For one, the right hemisphere-Uni- can store information for the others to use, but cannot access it in many circumstances. Essentially, all readed learning or WIT simply cannot be accessed by her, and she is unable to incorporate book learning. That would be why Uni's racing technique is so... poor. She physically can't improve it, though what she is "taught" can be used by the others.

Likewise, the left hemisphere cannot feel or rea emotions. She is aware of their existance on a fundamental level, but cannot meaningfully engage in them. This also results in her not showing tone, nor understanding tone and struggling with social interaction in general, often misunderstanding metaphor, exaggeration, and many other aspects of social interaction. Once again, the other aspects will be aware of those emotions after the fact.

Then, the symptoms that Unihemi faces. Hallucinations, something akin to waking dreams. Not realistic enough that Unihemi doesn't recognise them as such, and therefore, able to be ignored... this entire time. There are also frequent headaches. Finally, there are issues regarding memory, ones that are mostly mitigated by Unihemi focusing on the prrvious day's events every night, as well as writing notes about them down in a diary on her phone.

Lastly, the bodily symptoms. The reason for this entire interaction- the heart- is listed. Adrenaline doesn't get made during Hemi's time, giving the heart a time where it's able to be more relaxed, however that doesn't mean the heart is in an especially good condition. It's noted that, though not encountered yet, heart conditions may become likely as the years pass. Thankfully, so the passage says, pacemakers and other medical advancements should mean that they won't be deadly, and there is no guarantee of heart complications, just... that it's much more likely. A risk factor.

There's also an incredible delay in how the body heals and recovers, bruises lasting weeks longer than they should, alongside cuts, scrapes, and minor sicknesses requiring more intervention and taking longer to heal. The eyes and back also suffer from the lack of time with eyes spent closed, or laying down, symptoms mostly mitigated through increased blinking, time spent with the eyes closed wherever possible, and eyedrops for the eyes, and rest time spent laid down as opposed to sitting, and regular back excercises for the back. The muscles in general seem to be in a... strange state. They appear more resistant to lactic acid-the chemical produced as a byproduct of your body needing more respiration than it can get through its breath intake- and seem incredibly strong, yet seem in a constant state of being overworked and are brittle as a result. Not just that, brittle seems to describe every part of her body.

Her food intake is also much higher, one of the most expected symptoms, and Hemi's lack of a delight or disgust response to the taste of food means that the meals she eats are just about perfect nutritionally, though Uni and Unihemi eat like normal. They have a total of 5 meals and regular snacks throughout the day, leaving their body with enough of the energy it needs. Admittedly, this seems like quite the manageable symptom.

There are also some other things listed down, which you recognise as... not actually being symptoms. Her feet started off hurting when running barefoot on most outdoor surfaces, but they don't get hurt from that any longer. That's just the natural result of moving barefoot on those surfaces for that long, you become much more able to. Why she was barefoot for that much time is... concerning, though. Other things misidentified as symptoms of this condition seem to align with... being... homeless. Mental conditions seem to also imply some other underlying issues stemming from some kind of trauma.

Temporary ones, like how each hemisphere needed to acclimate to its new state, starting off unable to perform basic functions like seeing context or reading. Difficulty for each hemisphere to control half the body, and a needed time of around a month to "relearn" those things.

There is, of course, an explenaion of the main effects, that each hemisphere is active alone for 9 hours each day, with full consciousness for the remaining 6. The left hemisphere- more logical- and the right hemisphere- more emotional and contextual. In their case, their "sleeping habits" are incredibly consistent, though it is mentioned that this is due to discipline, and not a fundamental fact of this.

Then, the much bigger issues, the permenant symptoms. For one, the right hemisphere-Uni- can store information for the others to use, but cannot access it in many circumstances. Essentially, all readed learning or WIT simply cannot be accessed by her, and she is unable to incorporate book learning. That would be why Uni's racing technique is so... poor. She physically can't improve it, though what she is "taught" can be used by the others.

Likewise, the left hemisphere cannot feel or rea emotions. She is aware of their existance on a fundamental level, but cannot meaningfully engage in them. This also results in her not showing tone, nor understanding tone and struggling with social interaction in general, often misunderstanding metaphor, exaggeration, and many other aspects of social interaction. Once again, the other aspects will be aware of those emotions after the fact.

Then, the symptoms that Unihemi faces. Hallucinations, something akin to waking dreams. Not realistic enough that Unihemi doesn't recognise them as such, and therefore, able to be ignored... this entire time. There are also frequent headaches. Finally, there are issues regarding memory, ones that are mostly mitigated by Unihemi focusing on the prrvious day's events every night, as well as writing notes about them down in a diary on her phone.

Lastly, the bodily symptoms. The reason for this entire interaction- the heart- is listed. Adrenaline doesn't get made during Hemi's time, giving the heart a time where it's able to be more relaxed, however that doesn't mean the heart is in an especially good condition. It's noted that, though not encountered yet, heart conditions may become likely as the years pass. Thankfully, so the passage says, pacemakers and other medical advancements should mean that they won't be deadly, and there is no guarantee of heart complications, just... that it's much more likely. A risk factor.

There's also an incredible delay in how the body heals and recovers, bruises lasting weeks longer than they should, alongside cuts, scrapes, and minor sicknesses requiring more intervention and taking longer to heal. The eyes and back also suffer from the lack of time with eyes spent closed, or laying down, symptoms mostly mitigated through increased blinking, time spent with the eyes closed wherever possible, and eyedrops for the eyes, and rest time spent laid down as opposed to sitting, and regular back excercises for the back. The muscles in general seem to be in a... strange state. They appear more resistant to lactic acid-the chemical produced as a byproduct of your body needing more respiration than it can get through its breath intake- and seem incredibly strong, yet seem in a constant state of being overworked and are brittle as a result. Not just that, brittle seems to describe every part of her body.

Her food intake is also much higher, one of the most expected symptoms, and Hemi's lack of a delight or disgust response to the taste of food means that the meals she eats are just about perfect nutritionally, though Uni and Unihemi eat like normal. They have a total of 5 meals and regular snacks throughout the day, leaving their body with enough of the energy it needs. Admittedly, this seems like quite the manageable symptom.

There are also some other things listed down, which you recognise as... not actually being symptoms. Her feet started off hurting when running barefoot on most outdoor surfaces, but they don't get hurt from that any longer. That's just the natural result of moving barefoot on those surfaces for that long, you become much more able to. Why she was barefoot for that much time is... concerning, though. Other things misidentified as symptoms of this condition seem to align with... being... homeless. Mental conditions seem to also imply some other underlying issues stemming from some kind of trauma.

Temporary ones, like how each hemisphere needed to acclimate to its new state, starting off unable to perform basic functions like seeing context or reading. Difficulty for each hemisphere to control half the body, and a needed time of around a month to "relearn" those things.

There is, of course, an explenaion of the main effects, that each hemisphere is active alone for 9 hours each day, with full consciousness for the remaining 6. The left hemisphere- more logical- and the right hemisphere- more emotional and contextual. In their case, their "sleeping habits" are incredibly consistent, though it is mentioned that this is due to discipline, and not a fundamental fact of this.

Then, the much bigger issues, the permenant symptoms. For one, the right hemisphere-Uni- can store information for the others to use, but cannot access it in many circumstances. Essentially, all readed learning or WIT simply cannot be accessed by her, and she is unable to incorporate book learning. That would be why Uni's racing technique is so... poor. She physically can't improve it, though what she is "taught" can be used by the others.

Likewise, the left hemisphere cannot feel or rea emotions. She is aware of their existance on a fundamental level, but cannot meaningfully engage in them. This also results in her not showing tone, nor understanding tone and struggling with social interaction in general, often misunderstanding metaphor, exaggeration, and many other aspects of social interaction. Once again, the other aspects will be aware of those emotions after the fact.

Then, the symptoms that Unihemi faces. Hallucinations, something akin to waking dreams. Not realistic enough that Unihemi doesn't recognise them as such, and therefore, able to be ignored... this entire time. There are also frequent headaches. Finally, there are issues regarding memory, ones that are mostly mitigated by Unihemi focusing on the prrvious day's events every night, as well as writing notes about them down in a diary on her phone.

Lastly, the bodily symptoms. The reason for this entire interaction- the heart- is listed. Adrenaline doesn't get made during Hemi's time, giving the heart a time where it's able to be more relaxed, however that doesn't mean the heart is in an especially good condition. It's noted that, though not encountered yet, heart conditions may become likely as the years pass. Thankfully, so the passage says, pacemakers and other medical advancements should mean that they won't be deadly, and there is no guarantee of heart complications, just... that it's much more likely. A risk factor.

There's also an incredible delay in how the body heals and recovers, bruises lasting weeks longer than they should, alongside cuts, scrapes, and minor sicknesses requiring more intervention and taking longer to heal. The eyes and back also suffer from the lack of time with eyes spent closed, or laying down, symptoms mostly mitigated through increased blinking, time spent with the eyes closed wherever possible, and eyedrops for the eyes, and rest time spent laid down as opposed to sitting, and regular back excercises for the back. The muscles in general seem to be in a... strange state. They appear more resistant to lactic acid-the chemical produced as a byproduct of your body needing more respiration than it can get through its breath intake- and seem incredibly strong, yet seem in a constant state of being overworked and are brittle as a result. Not just that, brittle seems to describe every part of her body.

Her food intake is also much higher, one of the most expected symptoms, and Hemi's lack of a delight or disgust response to the taste of food means that the meals she eats are just about perfect nutritionally, though Uni and Unihemi eat like normal. They have a total of 5 meals and regular snacks throughout the day, leaving their body with enough of the energy it needs. Admittedly, this seems like quite the manageable symptom.

There are also some other things listed down, which you recognise as... not actually being symptoms. Her feet started off hurting when running barefoot on most outdoor surfaces, but they don't get hurt from that any longer. That's just the natural result of moving barefoot on those surfaces for that long, you become much more able to. Why she was barefoot for that much time is... concerning, though. Other things misidentified as symptoms of this condition seem to align with... being... homeless. Mental conditions seem to also imply some other underlying issues stemming from some kind of trauma.

Temporary ones, like how each hemisphere needed to acclimate to its new state, starting off unable to perform basic functions like seeing context or reading. Difficulty for each hemisphere to control half the body, and a needed time of around a month to "relearn" those things.

There is, of course, an explenaion of the main effects, that each hemisphere is active alone for 9 hours each day, with full consciousness for the remaining 6. The left hemisphere- more logical- and the right hemisphere- more emotional and contextual. In their case, their "sleeping habits" are incredibly consistent, though it is mentioned that this is due to discipline, and not a fundamental fact of this.

Then, the much bigger issues, the permenant symptoms. For one, the right hemisphere-Uni- can store information for the others to use, but cannot access it in many circumstances. Essentially, all readed learning or WIT simply cannot be accessed by her, and she is unable to incorporate book learning. That would be why Uni's racing technique is so... poor. She physically can't improve it, though what she is "taught" can be used by the others.

Likewise, the left hemisphere cannot feel or rea emotions. She is aware of their existance on a fundamental level, but cannot meaningfully engage in them. This also results in her not showing tone, nor understanding tone and struggling with social interaction in general, often misunderstanding metaphor, exaggeration, and many other aspects of social interaction. Once again, the other aspects will be aware of those emotions after the fact.

Then, the symptoms that Unihemi faces. Hallucinations, something akin to waking dreams. Not realistic enough that Unihemi doesn't recognise them as such, and therefore, able to be ignored... this entire time. There are also frequent headaches. Finally, there are issues regarding memory, ones that are mostly mitigated by Unihemi focusing on the prrvious day's events every night, as well as writing notes about them down in a diary on her phone.

Lastly, the bodily symptoms. The reason for this entire interaction- the heart- is listed. Adrenaline doesn't get made during Hemi's time, giving the heart a time where it's able to be more relaxed, however that doesn't mean the heart is in an especially good condition. It's noted that, though not encountered yet, heart conditions may become likely as the years pass. Thankfully, so the passage says, pacemakers and other medical advancements should mean that they won't be deadly, and there is no guarantee of heart complications, just... that it's much more likely. A risk factor.

There's also an incredible delay in how the body heals and recovers, bruises lasting weeks longer than they should, alongside cuts, scrapes, and minor sicknesses requiring more intervention and taking longer to heal. The eyes and back also suffer from the lack of time with eyes spent closed, or laying down, symptoms mostly mitigated through increased blinking, time spent with the eyes closed wherever possible, and eyedrops for the eyes, and rest time spent laid down as opposed to sitting, and regular back excercises for the back. The muscles in general seem to be in a... strange state. They appear more resistant to lactic acid-the chemical produced as a byproduct of your body needing more respiration than it can get through its breath intake- and seem incredibly strong, yet seem in a constant state of being overworked and are brittle as a result. Not just that, brittle seems to describe every part of her body.

Her food intake is also much higher, one of the most expected symptoms, and Hemi's lack of a delight or disgust response to the taste of food means that the meals she eats are just about perfect nutritionally, though Uni and Unihemi eat like normal. They have a total of 5 meals and regular snacks throughout the day, leaving their body with enough of the energy it needs. Admittedly, this seems like quite the manageable symptom.

There are also some other things listed down, which you recognise as... not actually being symptoms. Her feet started off hurting when running barefoot on most outdoor surfaces, but they don't get hurt from that any longer. That's just the natural result of moving barefoot on those surfaces for that long, you become much more able to. Why she was barefoot for that much time is... concerning, though. Other things misidentified as symptoms of this condition seem to align with... being... homeless. Mental conditions seem to also imply some other underlying issues stemming from some kind of trauma.

Temporary ones, like how each hemisphere needed to acclimate to its new state, starting off unable to perform basic functions like seeing context or reading. Difficulty for each hemisphere to control half the body, and a needed time of around a month to "relearn" those things.

There is, of course, an explenaion of the main effects, that each hemisphere is active alone for 9 hours each day, with full consciousness for the remaining 6. The left hemisphere- more logical- and the right hemisphere- more emotional and contextual. In their case, their "sleeping habits" are incredibly consistent, though it is mentioned that this is due to discipline, and not a fundamental fact of this.

Then, the much bigger issues, the permenant symptoms. For one, the right hemisphere-Uni- can store information for the others to use, but cannot access it in many circumstances. Essentially, all readed learning or WIT simply cannot be accessed by her, and she is unable to incorporate book learning. That would be why Uni's racing technique is so... poor. She physically can't improve it, though what she is "taught" can be used by the others.

Likewise, the left hemisphere cannot feel or rea emotions. She is aware of their existance on a fundamental level, but cannot meaningfully engage in them. This also results in her not showing tone, nor understanding tone and struggling with social interaction in general, often misunderstanding metaphor, exaggeration, and many other aspects of social interaction. Once again, the other aspects will be aware of those emotions after the fact.

Then, the symptoms that Unihemi faces. Hallucinations, something akin to waking dreams. Not realistic enough that Unihemi doesn't recognise them as such, and therefore, able to be ignored... this entire time. There are also frequent headaches. Finally, there are issues regarding memory, ones that are mostly mitigated by Unihemi focusing on the prrvious day's events every night, as well as writing notes about them down in a diary on her phone.

Lastly, the bodily symptoms. The reason for this entire interaction- the heart- is listed. Adrenaline doesn't get made during Hemi's time, giving the heart a time where it's able to be more relaxed, however that doesn't mean the heart is in an especially good condition. It's noted that, though not encountered yet, heart conditions may become likely as the years pass. Thankfully, so the passage says, pacemakers and other medical advancements should mean that they won't be deadly, and there is no guarantee of heart complications, just... that it's much more likely. A risk factor.

There's also an incredible delay in how the body heals and recovers, bruises lasting weeks longer than they should, alongside cuts, scrapes, and minor sicknesses requiring more intervention and taking longer to heal. The eyes and back also suffer from the lack of time with eyes spent closed, or laying down, symptoms mostly mitigated through increased blinking, time spent with the eyes closed wherever possible, and eyedrops for the eyes, and rest time spent laid down as opposed to sitting, and regular back excercises for the back. The muscles in general seem to be in a... strange state. They appear more resistant to lactic acid-the chemical produced as a byproduct of your body needing more respiration than it can get through its breath intake- and seem incredibly strong, yet seem in a constant state of being overworked and are brittle as a result. Not just that, brittle seems to describe every part of her body.

Her food intake is also much higher, one of the most expected symptoms, and Hemi's lack of a delight or disgust response to the taste of food means that the meals she eats are just about perfect nutritionally, though Uni and Unihemi eat like normal. They have a total of 5 meals and regular snacks throughout the day, leaving their body with enough of the energy it needs. Admittedly, this seems like quite the manageable symptom.

There are also some other things listed down, which you recognise as... not actually being symptoms. Her feet started off hurting when running barefoot on most outdoor surfaces, but they don't get hurt from that any longer. That's just the natural result of moving barefoot on those surfaces for that long, you become much more able to. Why she was barefoot for that much time is... concerning, though. Other things misidentified as symptoms of this condition seem to align with... being... homeless. Mental conditions seem to also imply some other underlying issues stemming from some kind of trauma.

Temporary ones, like how each hemisphere needed to acclimate to its new state, starting off unable to perform basic functions like seeing context or reading. Difficulty for each hemisphere to control half the body, and a needed time of around a month to "relearn" those things.

There is, of course, an explenaion of the main effects, that each hemisphere is active alone for 9 hours each day, with full consciousness for the remaining 6. The left hemisphere- more logical- and the right hemisphere- more emotional and contextual. In their case, their "sleeping habits" are incredibly consistent, though it is mentioned that this is due to discipline, and not a fundamental fact of this.

Then, the much bigger issues, the permenant symptoms. For one, the right hemisphere-Uni- can store information for the others to use, but cannot access it in many circumstances. Essentially, all readed learning or WIT simply cannot be accessed by her, and she is unable to incorporate book learning. That would be why Uni's racing technique is so... poor. She physically can't improve it, though what she is "taught" can be used by the others.

Likewise, the left hemisphere cannot feel or rea emotions. She is aware of their existance on a fundamental level, but cannot meaningfully engage in them. This also results in her not showing tone, nor understanding tone and struggling with social interaction in general, often misunderstanding metaphor, exaggeration, and many other aspects of social interaction. Once again, the other aspects will be aware of those emotions after the fact.

Then, the symptoms that Unihemi faces. Hallucinations, something akin to waking dreams. Not realistic enough that Unihemi doesn't recognise them as such, and therefore, able to be ignored... this entire time. There are also frequent headaches. Finally, there are issues regarding memory, ones that are mostly mitigated by Unihemi focusing on the prrvious day's events every night, as well as writing notes about them down in a diary on her phone.

Lastly, the bodily symptoms. The reason for this entire interaction- the heart- is listed. Adrenaline doesn't get made during Hemi's time, giving the heart a time where it's able to be more relaxed, however that doesn't mean the heart is in an especially good condition. It's noted that, though not encountered yet, heart conditions may become likely as the years pass. Thankfully, so the passage says, pacemakers and other medical advancements should mean that they won't be deadly, and there is no guarantee of heart complications, just... that it's much more likely. A risk factor.

There's also an incredible delay in how the body heals and recovers, bruises lasting weeks longer than they should, alongside cuts, scrapes, and minor sicknesses requiring more intervention and taking longer to heal. The eyes and back also suffer from the lack of time with eyes spent closed, or laying down, symptoms mostly mitigated through increased blinking, time spent with the eyes closed wherever possible, and eyedrops for the eyes, and rest time spent laid down as opposed to sitting, and regular back excercises for the back. The muscles in general seem to be in a... strange state. They appear more resistant to lactic acid-the chemical produced as a byproduct of your body needing more respiration than it can get through its breath intake- and seem incredibly strong, yet seem in a constant state of being overworked and are brittle as a result. Not just that, brittle seems to describe every part of her body.

Her food intake is also much higher, one of the most expected symptoms, and Hemi's lack of a delight or disgust response to the taste of food means that the meals she eats are just about perfect nutritionally, though Uni and Unihemi eat like normal. They have a total of 5 meals and regular snacks throughout the day, leaving their body with enough of the energy it needs. Admittedly, this seems like quite the manageable symptom.

There are also some other things listed down, which you recognise as... not actually being symptoms. Her feet started off hurting when running barefoot on most outdoor surfaces, but they don't get hurt from that any longer. That's just the natural result of moving barefoot on those surfaces for that long, you become much more able to. Why she was barefoot for that much time is... concerning, though. Other things misidentified as symptoms of this condition seem to align with... being... homeless. Mental conditions seem to also imply some other underlying issues stemming from some kind of trauma.