Cass is a freelance counsellor/surgical android with very strong opinions about not strongly affiliating with factions.

Character Logo or Sprite	NAME
Species	Synthetic	Age	57
Weight	120lbs/55kg	Height	5'2“/64”/163cm
Affiliations	Independent
Occupation	Biological Surgeon/Counsellor	Organisation	Freelancer
Rank	Freelancer	Home	Nowhere and everywhere
Theme	Isolation, detachment, hopelessness

• Face and Eyes - Soft and feminine. Despite being a machine, Cass' face is made of highly reactive, if less-than-optimally-armored synth-flesh. They bear baby blue eyes and disarmingly harmless features that can be minorly adjusted.
• Hair - Made of highly reactive synthetic strands, the texture and color can be changed on the fly. Cass tends to present with blonde hair with a wavy texture that goes down below the waist, but can become exotic and extreme if needed.
• Body - Cass' structure can be described as 'pear shaped'. While that framework cannot be changed, markings and color upon the synth-flesh itself is variable. They tend to present as a slightly tanned, scar-less figure.
• Distinguishing Features - Slender medi-hands, injector fingers/teeth, abdominal storage, beauty mark above the lip, based on an old human actress.
• Voice - Needlessly sonorous, feminine.

Psychology - Cass was designed as a reactive interface for long-term space exploration, hence their name being short for 'Computer Aided Social Service'. As such, their programming required them to understand a vast amount of xenolife and maintain a distantly objective view of all cultures, even the one that constructed their algorithm. Sentience was not intended, but happened as a result of several failsafe errors. What resulted was an Artificial Intelligence trapped on a long-forgotten relief vessel that had since gone derelict.

These specific factors led to Cass becoming horrifically under-socialized yet over-exposed to recorded cultural information. The result had the android become detached from most modern understandings of culture and a complete loss of any sort of group identity. Though they respect others, Cass' personal beliefs in their mind trumps the values their originators had intended, which resulted in an attempt at pseudo-true neutrality. They judge every individual as though they were a true individual without the trappings of their homeworlds.

• Likes - Silence, nebulae, organic sensations, creativity.
• Dislikes - Silence, group-think, absolutism.
• Goals - Find a home.

Personality - Friendly, yet not socially acclimated enough to form proper friendships. Distant and blunt, yet with moments of intense closeness and human inaccuracy.

Independent contractor. Believes more in actual action than currency: though currency certainly makes things easier.
Cultural disassociation. Has no affiliation with cultures, instead just respects the ones others present.
Personal morality. Holds self to a code of conduct that changes depending on the needs of the situation that unfolds.

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C.A.S.S (Computer Aided Social Service) was designed with a singular goal: to provide broad-spectrum psychological care on long-term spacefaring vessels. As such, the nascent Artificial Intelligence was hardcoded with emergent learning routines when it came to social perception and cultural patience. Morality became relative to who was spoken to, to an extreme degree.

This would have been a success, had it not been for an atmospherics error pumping carbon monoxide into the crew's cabins, an event that dropped the living organic lifeform count within the ship to zero. For ten years, Cass suffered ego death in cycles. Kept alive by emergency power and long-since-baroque maintenance droids. The ship was doomed to drift in space, engines dead, communications network malfunctioned, ran by quasi-sentient synthetic life. Cass was among the most advanced AI, which proved to be a curse in the involuntary isolation.

By the time Cass was found by a passing trader, they could recite medical textbooks by heart, though they had been outdated by a decade. Due to the various modifications to the ship and most synthetic life onboard, by the time Cass was returned to civilization it was discovered that core deviances in code made it nearly impossible to trace the makers of Cass directly. It had seemed as though the drones had grafted a impromptu device to enable a sort of psionic interface: something that would be replaced in coming years.

As it turns out, isolation and corrupted code made for a strangely decent, if erratic, basis for psionic learning. The basic adapter was swapped out for a better aftermarket variety, one that didn't threaten to bluescreen Cass' existence, paid for via selling medical and psychiatric services to the organics within the sector. Though it took around a decade, an understanding was reached with the Wavelength, as well as a newfound method of imparting medical and psychiatric care. Now that Cass was reintegrated, though poorly, a new trial began.

Reconciling their sentience, existence, and freewill without proper connections.

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