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* '''Hobbies:''' Obtaining secrets/knowledge, religious study. | * '''Hobbies:''' Obtaining secrets/knowledge, religious study. | ||
* '''Religion:''' Azin is a zealot devoted to the Unnamed Goddess and her teachings, was formerly a Cleric-Initiate. | * '''Religion:''' Azin is a zealot devoted to the Unnamed Goddess and her teachings, was formerly a Cleric-Initiate. | ||
Since arriving on the Excalibur, Azin feels in a state of flux, while he is now more open with his crewmates and smiles exponentially more, it is a soft and mystical one, almost formal and motherly. Azin still retains a very clear stately, ethereal grace to him, though the sub-tones of his voice reflect a more open demeanor. However, his voice and personality often refocus to a cold, distant demeanor, not unfriendly, but varying between the persona of an untouchable, icy oracle, to a mystical, warm, ethereal priest. | |||
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Once again injured and far more grievously, Azin slipped in and out of consciousness, remembering various negative points in his life involving Animals and Humans. After his condition was stabilized by Ensign Tiya Dirsye and Ensign Willow Francis, Azin joined the away team to the recently discovered Iconian Outpost. It was there that Azin discovered something that could complete his own personal mission, and decided to re-align the Gateway to take them to a distant planet. Alas he could not count on other forces at work and the Team was trapped in a sort of quasi-holographic environment depicting a post-apocalyptic Earth. The foreign sensory information drove Azin crazy and he spoke only in his native tongue. After returning to the Tiger he calmed down and revealed his part in the failure of the Gateway's operations to Lieutenant Brayden Jorey. | Once again injured and far more grievously, Azin slipped in and out of consciousness, remembering various negative points in his life involving Animals and Humans. After his condition was stabilized by Ensign Tiya Dirsye and Ensign Willow Francis, Azin joined the away team to the recently discovered Iconian Outpost. It was there that Azin discovered something that could complete his own personal mission, and decided to re-align the Gateway to take them to a distant planet. Alas he could not count on other forces at work and the Team was trapped in a sort of quasi-holographic environment depicting a post-apocalyptic Earth. The foreign sensory information drove Azin crazy and he spoke only in his native tongue. After returning to the Tiger he calmed down and revealed his part in the failure of the Gateway's operations to Lieutenant Brayden Jorey. | ||
After reaching Deep Space 17, Azin was confronted by a specter of his past, or so he thought. Assisted by Lieutenant T'Mihn, Azin out-thwarted what he thought was some Dokkaran religious figure out to correct his 'heresy'. All along though, it had been Kellia, the Dokkaran who staged the Dessara IV prison riot that led to several painful events. After confronting Kellia and reconfirming his commitment to his career in Starfleet and those around him, Azin eventually decided to leave the Tiger and see more of the galaxy, to start anew. Azin also no longer felt he was suited to the objective position of a Psychologist and instead re-qualified as a mission specialist for assignment to the USS Excalibur-A. | After reaching Deep Space 17, Azin was confronted by a specter of his past, or so he thought. Assisted by Lieutenant T'Mihn, Azin out-thwarted what he thought was some Dokkaran religious figure out to correct his 'heresy'. All along though, it had been Kellia, the Dokkaran who staged the Dessara IV prison riot that led to several painful events. After confronting Kellia and reconfirming his commitment to his career in Starfleet and those around him, Azin eventually decided to leave the Tiger and see more of the galaxy, to start anew. Azin also no longer felt he was suited to the objective position of a Psychologist and instead re-qualified as a mission specialist for assignment to the USS Excalibur-A as a field officer for Starfleet's Border Command. | ||
===Mission History: USS Excalibur-A=== | ===Mission History: USS Excalibur-A=== | ||
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After that encounter, Azin fell into an unusually poignant Dokkaran sleep cycle, which left him unconscious for the remainder of the mission. He awoke to find his Commanding Officer feared dead and first contact with a new collection of races underway. He reeled from the revelations for a time, but eventually decided, at the urging of an old friend, to get out there and enjoy life, and try and make himself one of the crew. | After that encounter, Azin fell into an unusually poignant Dokkaran sleep cycle, which left him unconscious for the remainder of the mission. He awoke to find his Commanding Officer feared dead and first contact with a new collection of races underway. He reeled from the revelations for a time, but eventually decided, at the urging of an old friend, to get out there and enjoy life, and try and make himself one of the crew. | ||
After returning to the ship from Erscyne Station, Azin engaged in some uncharacteristic participation in social drinking with Lieutenant Commander Brek, and offered his services to the Ferengi diplomat. The next morning, he introduced himself to his new Commanding Officer, Fleet Captain Cascadia Rainer, though he fears they may have gotten off on the wrong foot with Azin's more than ample lack of formality and unsolicited advice. | After returning to the ship from Erscyne Station, Azin engaged in some uncharacteristic participation in social drinking with Lieutenant Commander Brek, and offered his services to the Ferengi diplomat. The next morning, he introduced himself to his new Commanding Officer, Fleet Captain Cascadia Rainer, though he fears they may have gotten off on the wrong foot with Azin's more than ample lack of formality and unsolicited advice, along with Azin's work and reports for Border Command. Azin then helped to organize the breakfast to introduce the new crewmembers and see off the departing ones, and received a gift from Brek that Azin stated to treasure equal to the holy Soil under his care. | ||
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===Friends, Rivals and Others=== | ===Friends, Rivals and Others=== | ||
====Tiger-A==== | |||
[[Image:Lellia.jpg|150 px| left| Lellia, the First of the Dokkarans and the High Elder.]] | [[Image:Lellia.jpg|150 px| left| Lellia, the First of the Dokkarans and the High Elder.]] | ||
*'''Lellia:''' The Firstborn of the Dokkaran, Lellia was the first to Awakening under The Lady after the Elysium Encounter, followed by her male counterpart Luzen. Lellia is the de facto leader of the Dokkarans, sitting as the head of the Council of Elders since the body was formed after the founding of Luzen (It was her that suggested naming the city after her deceased 'brother'). While she has no formal title and only directs debates over mundane issues of administration, her voice does carry great weight within Dokkaran society. Lellia presided over Azin's 'Awakening' 12 years ago, and while they have not spoken in some time, Lellia has been a significant figure in Azin's life. | *'''Lellia:''' The Firstborn of the Dokkaran, Lellia was the first to Awakening under The Lady after the Elysium Encounter, followed by her male counterpart Luzen. Lellia is the de facto leader of the Dokkarans, sitting as the head of the Council of Elders since the body was formed after the founding of Luzen (It was her that suggested naming the city after her deceased 'brother'). While she has no formal title and only directs debates over mundane issues of administration, her voice does carry great weight within Dokkaran society. Lellia presided over Azin's 'Awakening' 12 years ago, and while they have not spoken in some time, Lellia has been a significant figure in Azin's life. | ||
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*'''[[Senkora Tal'korian-onn, Mek| Doctor Mek Senkora Tal'korian-onn]]:''' Azin is not fond of the Tandaran Doctor, who caused Azin considerable pain by using a dermal regenerator on his wounds sustained in the initial encounter with the Alien Entity. Their second encounter was also on the bridge when Azin scratched the man as he attempted to once again treat his injuries in a separate incident. While Azin does not voice his discontent with the Doctor, Azin still gives a discerning glare to the man every time they see each other. If this relationship will change remains to be seen. | *'''[[Senkora Tal'korian-onn, Mek| Doctor Mek Senkora Tal'korian-onn]]:''' Azin is not fond of the Tandaran Doctor, who caused Azin considerable pain by using a dermal regenerator on his wounds sustained in the initial encounter with the Alien Entity. Their second encounter was also on the bridge when Azin scratched the man as he attempted to once again treat his injuries in a separate incident. While Azin does not voice his discontent with the Doctor, Azin still gives a discerning glare to the man every time they see each other. If this relationship will change remains to be seen. | ||
*'''[[Zerxes, A'ern| A'ern Zerxes ]]:''' Azin is thankful to the Al-Leyan security chief for carrying his barely lucid self through the Jeffries Tubes to sickbay when the Tiger crashed on an ocean world. Harmony dictates that Azin must be kind to someone who shows kindness in return (And in this case Azin might eventually have to follow the 2nd Tennet of Harmony word for word if Zerxes breaks his leg, as Azin would be bound to literally carry him). | *'''[[Zerxes, A'ern| A'ern Zerxes ]]:''' Azin is thankful to the Al-Leyan security chief for carrying his barely lucid self through the Jeffries Tubes to sickbay when the Tiger crashed on an ocean world. Harmony dictates that Azin must be kind to someone who shows kindness in return (And in this case Azin might eventually have to follow the 2nd Tennet of Harmony word for word if Zerxes breaks his leg, as Azin would be bound to literally carry him). | ||
*'''[[Jorey, Brayden| Brayden Jorey]]:''' Azin is rather ambivalent towards the Helmsman of the Tiger, though shows something akin to distain for his assumptions about the Alien Entity and that it must be an animal because it's emotions and consciousness were different than those of a humanoid. However Azin did secretly cheer for him when Jorey broke the 'Chain of Command' and called the senior staff together without consulting Fleet Captain Sidney Riley. | *'''[[Jorey, Brayden| Brayden Jorey]]:''' Azin is rather ambivalent towards the Helmsman of the Tiger, though shows something akin to distain for his assumptions about the Alien Entity and that it must be an animal because it's emotions and consciousness were different than those of a humanoid. However Azin did secretly cheer for him when Jorey broke the 'Chain of Command' and called the senior staff together without consulting Fleet Captain Sidney Riley. | ||
====Excalibur-A==== | |||
'''[[Brek]]:''' Azin's shortest, though perhaps most meaningful relationship, Azin knew the Excalibur's second officer for months before truly interacting with him. After a night of drinking, Azin opened up to the Ferengi more than any other person on either ship on which he has served. After an exchanging of gifts, Brek left the Excalibur to follow Lieutenant Commander Benjamin Livingston to the Columbia, and Azin bade Brek farewell by providing him with an ominous goodbye. | |||
'''[[Nicholotti, Kali| Kalianna Nicholotti]]:''' Azin really didn't know his former Captain, but never the less, felt very close to her as his leader. He quietly maintains a vigil for her, and while he doesn't consider her to be dead (like the Dokkaran tradition of not considering missing, wandering Dokkarans dead), he knows that like some of his kinsmen, the reason why one does not return home is because they are no longer capable of doing so. | |||
'''[[Orman, Katy| Katherine Orman]]:''' One of the few people Azin addresses on a first name basis (at her 'insistence' AKA, threats of bodily harm) Azin gets along quite nicely with the Excalibur's security chief, having been paired with her during the war games to sabotage the ship, even if their first encounters were rocky and in hardly ideal settings. | |||
'''[[Skyfire, Chythar| Chythar Skyfire]]:''' Azin likes the Excalibur's former medical officer, and the two share a connection from the joining Azin initiated to root out the cause of his sensory troubles. | |||
'''[[Livingston, Benjamin| Benjamin Livingston]]:''' Azin's contact with the Excalibur's former executive officer was limited, but Azin liked Commander Benjamin Livingston, and approved of his elevation to the Captaincy of the Columbia, as his reports to Starfleet's Border Command entail in a rather unusual paragraph added almost certainly to meet length requirements. | |||
'''[[Rainer, Cascadia| Cascadia Rainer]]:''' Azin believes he found a kindred spirit in his new commanding officer, however, the opening act to their relationship was tense to say the least. | |||
===Romantic Interests=== | ===Romantic Interests=== | ||
Azin was involved in several 'chases' throughout his life but never engaged in the typical relationships of other humanoid cultures. He unwittingly left a string of broken hearts behind at the Academy, not realizing that humans seek more than 'The Chase'. One of these 'Chases' was a glorious courtship with a Klingon warrior who sought his favor in the traditional Klingon fashion, it is unknown what became of it. | Azin was involved in several 'chases' throughout his life but never engaged in the typical relationships of other humanoid cultures. He unwittingly left a string of broken hearts behind at the Academy, not realizing that humans seek more than 'The Chase'. One of these 'Chases' was a glorious courtship with a Klingon warrior who sought his favor in the traditional Klingon fashion, it is unknown what became of it. | ||