Propaganda Diva
TITLE INFORMATION
Name: Prystill Oasay
Nicknames and Aliases:
- Present:
- Pry
- Previous:
- Diva Pry
- Present:
- TBD
- Previous:
- Diva
- Present:
- Mahporeem Imperial Remnant, Office of Information and Diplomacy
- Previous:
- Imperial Confederation COMECI
- Sith Empire
- Hutt criminal network
BASIC INFORMATION
Species: Theelin
Age: 26 GSY
Birth Year: 876 ABY
Sex: Female
Occupation:
- Current Occupation:
- Imperial Information Officer
- Previous Occupation:
- Political Aid
- Dancer/Singer (896-902 ABY)
- Slave (Birth-896 ABY)
- Current:
- Previous:
- Imperial Confederation
-
Nolle Tron
- Unnamed tavern on Amarin
- Sith Master
- Hutt owner
Birthworld: Unknown
Residential Addresses / Living Situation:
- Present:
- TBA
- Past
- Apartment in Amarin capital
- Drommund Kaas - Sith estate
- Nar Shaddaa - Hutt casino
- Huttese - Semi-Fluent
- Tionese - Semi-Fluent
- Galactic Basic - Fluent
- Imperial Basic - Semi-Fluent
- Theelin - Native
Midi-Chlorian Count: 894
Marital Status: Seeing
Ronhar Tane
Parents:
- TBA
- TBA
PHYSICAL INFORMATION
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 122 lbs
Eye Color: Red
Skin Color: Pale purple
Hair Color: Forest Green
Scars:
TBA
BIOGRAPHY
The stage lights of Amarin's bustling taverns not long ago illuminated the enigmatic figure of Prystill, a Theelin whose past is as hauntingly beautiful as her performances. Her iridescent skin, subtly shimmering under the cantina glow, and the unique patterns of her horns hint at a heritage both ancient and distinct, yet it's the profound depth in her eyes that truly captivates.
Whispers among the regular patrons and starship crews speak of a brutal beginning as a Hutt slave, a life marked by the relentless crack of a whip and the echo of the auctioneer's gavel. It's said her early songs were silent prayers, hummed in the dark confines of captivity. This harrowing existence was abruptly exchanged for a chilling chapter under the shadow of a Sith master – a period shrouded in more speculation than fact. Did she serve as a mere chattel, or was there a more sinister purpose to her acquisition, perhaps her unique physiology intriguing to dark side practitioners? No one truly knows, and Prystill offers no answers, only the faint, lingering shadow of that ordeal in her most poignant melodies.
How she arrived on Amarin, a world with a vibrant arts scene and diverse inhabitants, and found her way to the stage under the unlikely wing of a shrewd yet benevolent tavern owner, remains the most intriguing mystery of all. Some say she arrived on a tramp freighter, lost and weary. Others claim she simply appeared one day, drawn by the music spilling from the tavern doors. Regardless, this new guardian saw past the scars of her past, recognizing not just a survivor, but a raw, undeniable talent.
Yet, when Prystill sings, her voice fills the room with an undeniable, almost otherworldly power. It's a contralto laced with echoes of forgotten worlds and unspoken sorrows, each lyric imbued with a depth that only a soul forged in unimaginable adversity can truly possess. Her movements are fluid, almost ethereal, a dance that tells tales of hard-won freedom and defiant survival without uttering a single word. She doesn't just perform; she weaves a spell, drawing her audience into a narrative of resilience that is entirely her own, yet universally felt. Prystill isn't just a performer; she's a living legend in the making, her unspoken story woven into every captivating show, leaving audiences wondering about the full extent of her journey and the untapped power within.
That life has been changed again. This time of her own accord. While singing at this tavern Prystill met a young Near-Duros businesswoman named Nolle. When the Empire of the Lost collapsed, Nolle temporarily lost her own livelihood. That soon changed with the rise of the Imperial Confederation. After becoming friends due to their diverse interests and the desire to share expertise, Prystill agreed to become Nolle's aid as the Near-Duros went to New Alderaan to serve as a Prefect in the new government.
Meeting Captain Ronhar Tane changed the trajectory of Prystill's life more than any political appointment ever could. Where many had valued her appearance or usefulness, Ronhar consistently treated her opinions as worthy of consideration. Their growing relationship became one of mutual trust rather than convenience. His belief in her abilities encouraged Prystill to pursue meaningful public service instead of merely surviving within another government bureaucracy. Though deeply protective of one another, they maintain professional boundaries while serving the Mahporeem Imperial Remnant, each understanding that personal affection cannot supersede duty.
The collapse of the Imperial Confederation proved to be both devastating and liberating. Watching another Imperial government fracture convinced Prystill that institutions built solely around military power inevitably collapse beneath their own weight. Rather than retreat into obscurity, she followed Ronhar Tane to Mahporeem, helping coordinate refugee communications, civilian outreach, and governmental messaging during one of the largest humanitarian crises the region had ever experienced. In the months that followed she accepted a permanent commission within the Imperial Remnant's information services.
TRAITS
Civil Training:
- Singing - Innate talent
- Beginning Economics - Nolle Tron
- Modern dance - Hutt slave master
- Strategic Communications - Mahporeem Academy
- Public Speaking - Mahporeem Academy
- Political Messaging - Mahporeem Academy
- Crisis Management - Mahporeem Academy
- Media Relations - Mahporeem Academy
- Psychological Operations (light emphasis) - Mahporeem Academy
- Diplomacy - Mahporeem Academy
- Negotiation - Mahporeem Academy
Military Training:
- Blaster Pistol Qualification
- Basic Unarmed Self-Defense
- Combat First Aid
- Frontier Survival Basics
- Imperial Officer Commission Course
- Military Customs & Leadership
- Operational Security (OPSEC)
STRENGTHS
- Exceptional Understanding of Human Nature and Social Dynamics: Having been a slave, Prystill has developed a keen ability to read people, understand power dynamics, and navigate complex social hierarchies for survival. As a tavern entertainer, she was exposed to a wide variety of people from different walks of life, honing their observational skills and ability to gauge moods, motivations, and allegiances. This translates directly into political acumen, allowing them to anticipate reactions, identify hidden agendas, and effectively manage interpersonal relationships within the political sphere.
- Resourcefulness and Adaptability Under Pressure: A life of slavery and then entertaining instilled immense resourcefulness. Prystill learned to make do with little, find solutions in difficult circumstances, and adapt quickly to changing environments. In the high-stakes world of politics, this adaptability will be invaluable for navigating unexpected crises, pivoting strategies, and finding creative solutions to intractable problems.
- Compelling Communication and Persuasion Skills: As a tavern entertainer, Prystill mastered the art of engaging an audience, telling stories, and captivating attention. This experience provides her with strong verbal communication skills, the ability to articulate complex ideas simply, and a natural knack for persuasion. These are crucial strengths for a political aid, whether they are drafting speeches, negotiating with allies, or rallying public support.
WEAKNESSES
- Lack of Formal Education or Experience in Traditional Governance: While Prystill possesses incredible street smarts and an intuitive understanding of people, she lacks formal education in law, economics, political theory, or administrative procedures. Her experience in a tavern, while valuable for social dynamics, has not prepared her for the intricate workings of legislative processes, bureaucratic red tape, or international diplomacy. This could lead to missteps in strategy, a struggle with complex policy details, or being outmaneuvered by those with more traditional political backgrounds.
- Vulnerability to Past Traumas or Exploitation of Their History: Prystill's past as a slave and entertainer, while providing unique insights, also makes her vulnerable. Opponents could attempt to exploit her history for political gain, using it to discredit them, manipulate them, or expose painful memories. Furthermore, past traumas could resurface, affecting their judgment, emotional stability, or ability to function effectively under extreme pressure. She is also prone to emotional reactions when confronted with injustices that echo her own past experiences.
PERSONALITY OVERVIEW
Years spent as a slave, entertainer, criminal associate, and political aide taught Prystill that power was rarely as permanent as those who wielded it liked to believe. Governments rose, criminal networks fractured, and powerful patrons disappeared. What endured were the impressions they left behind and the stories people continued to tell about them. Prystill had once adapted herself to those stories merely to survive. More recently, she had begun to understand that she could help shape them.
The collapse of the Imperial Confederation reinforced both her cynicism toward institutions and her desire to believe that something better might be built from their remains. She did not abandon Imperial ideals when the Confederation fell, but neither did she emerge from its collapse with unquestioning faith. Prystill became more conscious of the distance between what a government claimed to represent and what its citizens actually experienced. Her service within the Mahporeem Imperial Remnant is therefore not entirely blind loyalty. She wants the Remnant to become worthy of the confidence she is expected to inspire in others.
Her relationship with Ronhar Tane has also given Prystill a sense of stability that was largely absent throughout her earlier life. She values his confidence in her judgment and is deeply affected by being treated as a trusted partner rather than an ornament, possession, or convenient political asset. That trust has encouraged her to take her own abilities more seriously. At the same time, her attachment to Ronhar creates a new vulnerability. Prystill is capable of becoming protective, jealous, or overly invested where he is concerned, even when she knows that their duties should remain separate from their personal relationship.
Naturally charming and comfortable performing for an audience, Prystill has adapted easily to propaganda and public information work. She understands presentation, emotional timing, appearance, and the careful use of language. Unlike many propagandists, however, she does not view the public as an abstract mass to be manipulated without consequence. She remembers what it was like to possess little control over her own life. As a result, she prefers messages built around reassurance, belonging, hope, and shared purpose rather than naked threats.
Prystill nevertheless possesses a flexible relationship with the truth. She can omit inconvenient details, emphasize favorable interpretations, and present uncertainty as confidence when circumstances demand it. She considers these distortions acceptable when they preserve morale or prevent panic, though the boundaries of that justification remain dangerously subjective. Her greatest professional temptation is the belief that a comforting narrative may be more useful than an honest one.
Despite her growing confidence, Prystill still carries many of the insecurities formed during her early life. She remains sensitive to rejection and can become preoccupied with how others perceive her. Praise affects her more strongly than she admits, while dismissal can reopen old doubts about whether she is valued for anything beyond her appearance or usefulness. Her polished public presence often conceals a woman who is still learning to believe that her place beside powerful people has been earned rather than temporarily granted.
For perhaps the first time, Prystill is no longer merely adapting herself to whoever holds power. She has begun to choose what she wants to represent. She believes fleets and armies can secure territory, but that no government can endure unless its people are given a reason to believe in it. Whether the Mahporeem Imperial Remnant deserves that belief—and how far Prystill is willing to go to create it—remains one of the defining questions of her life.
PROPERTY AND ISSUED EQUIPMENT
Technology:
- Protocol Droid MX-4X
- TBD
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