Delvia Corsetto

Lieutenant (JG) Delvia Corsetto, an Orion, is currently serving as a security officer assigned to the USS Thunder-A and the Duronis II Embassy.

Stats

• Full Name: Delvia Corsetto
• Current Rank: Lieutenant (JG)
• Race: Orion
• Date of Birth: Unknown, estimated to be approximately 236407.12
• Place of Birth: Unknown
• Gender: Female
• Telepathic status: Not Applicable

Appearance

• Height: 1.83 meters.
• Weight: 70 kilograms.
• Hair Color: Black
• Eye Color: Black

Family

• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Parents
  • Father: Lt. Cmdr. Antonius Corsetto, Security Chief - USS Ghandi (Retd.)
  • Mother: Helena Corsetto, Xeno-linguist (Retd.)
• Siblings: Lorenz Corsetto, Author.

Backstory

Just what happened to the freighter Delvia was found on, and who's it was, remain mysteries. What is known is that the USS Ghandi stumbled across the catastrophically damaged vessel, and a roughly 1 month old Delvia was the only rescued survivor. After many fruitless attempts to trace any family or the like, The Ghandi's security chief and his wife adopted the girl, and a totally new life began.

Almost constant exposure to Starfleet during her childhood has left it's mark on her, and she has wasted little time in following in her adopted father's footsteps. Certain adaptations were required for her to have a normal life among the other races, the most significant of which came to pass when she reached puberty. Since reaching physical maturity, she has maintained a strict regimen of dosing herself with a synthetic pheromone suppressor to avoid any embarrassing side-effects of her female Orion biology. (On a side note, missing a dose of this suppressor can cause mildly erratic behaviour for a couple of hours whilst her brain chemistry readjusts itself.)

Over the years, Delvia has grown into an effective officer, friendly to her colleagues, but quite capable of ruthless efficiency when called for. This aspect of her personality typically comes to the fore when dealing with other Orions, as she has yet to fully come to terms with what she sees as her "abandonment" by them as a child.