Character Seris Velmora

[Seris Velmora]

SERIS VELMORA

Age	20 (biological)
Species	Thyrsian IX-73b Rajakzânkut strand-cast clone
Gender	Female
Height	173 cm
Weight	61 kg
Force Sensitive	Yes — Dark Side attuned

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

Seris Velmora is built for motion—lean, athletic, and coiled with constant forward energy. Her Thyrsian physiology gives her a naturally efficient musculature and heightened physical responsiveness, lending itself well to high-speed, aggressive combat styles.

She has dark hair typically worn in high twin binds, with loose strands framing a sharp, expressive face. Her eyes are a cold blue at rest, shifting toward a vivid crimson when immersed in the Force.

Her attire is minimal and functional—layered combat leathers reinforced with light plating. The material is close-fitted to avoid restriction, prioritizing speed and flexibility over defense. Crimson scoring across her gear marks prior engagements, each line a record of escalation rather than decoration.

She does not dress to protect herself.

She dresses to move faster than whatever is trying to kill her.

INVENTORY

• Dual red-bladed lightsabers (asymmetrical hilts, optimized for speed and continuous motion)
• Reinforced combat leathers (mobility-focused with light armor integration)
• Utility belt (minimal tech: survival tools, field repair components)
• Personal armor scoring (self-applied markings tied to combat history)

PERSONALITY AND BELIEFS

Seris Velmora lives in a constant state of pursuit.

Nothing satisfies her.

Not victory.
Not sensation.
Not control.

Every experience fades too quickly, leaving behind a sharp, persistent absence that drives her forward again.

She does not engage with the world in moderation—she consumes it.

• Food is taken quickly, without pause
• Drink is pushed beyond enjoyment into intensity
• Speed is chased past the edge of control
• Violence is prolonged beyond necessity
• Intimacy is immediate, intense… and fleeting

And afterward, there is always the same result:

Not enough.

This drives her to escalate everything she touches.

She is not reckless—she chooses excess deliberately.

The Sith Covenant suits her because it imposes no ceiling. No doctrine. No restraint.

She does not believe in Sith philosophy.

She believes in pushing further.

STRENGTHS

• Extremely fast, aggressive combatant with strong reflexes
• Thrives in chaotic and decentralized environments
• High pain tolerance and mental resilience
• Naturally adaptive and difficult to predict

WEAKNESSES

• Chronic dissatisfaction — nothing holds her attention long
• Tendency to escalate beyond mission limits
• Difficulty disengaging once committed
• Poor compatibility with structured command or hierarchy

HISTORY

Seris Velmora was not born.

She was engineered.

A IX-73b Rajakzânkut, she was created through strand-cast cloning under the authority of the Kainate Kabal—an institution shaped by the doctrine of absolute control, indoctrination, and the eradication of individual deviation.

Within the Kabal, strand-cast initiates were designed to exceed naturally occurring Force sensitives—optimized not only in body, but in loyalty, cognition, and capacity for domination.

Seris was grown within this system.

Conditioned. Refined. Tested.

She progressed through the early doctrinal crucibles of the Kabal's structure—her development shaped by the Covenants of Passion and Strength, where emotion and physical dominance were cultivated as weapons rather than flaws.

But something in her diverged.

Not rebellion.

Not failure.

Excess.

Where others achieved control, Seris pushed further. Where others mastered, she escalated. Her responses to stimulus—combat, sensation, exertion—consistently exceeded intended parameters.

She did not break conditioning.

She expanded beyond it.

Rather than discard her, the Kainate repurposed her.

Seris Velmora was transferred outward—sent beyond the tightly controlled structure of the Kabal and into a more chaotic proving ground:

The Sith Covenant.

There, among a faction that rewarded power without imposing rigid doctrinal ceilings, she would either stabilize into something useful—

or burn out pursuing more than she was designed to contain.

She has not stabilized.

She has only gone further.