Profile
Chosen Name: Rossie Kamiyama
'Species': Rhayala (Vulpestia Imperialis)
Life stage: Citizen (Greater Solar Empire)
Given Pronouns: They/Them, It/Its and She/Her
Description: Rossie Kamiyama is one of Dr. Butcher's closest co-workers and the right-hand of their operation and business. If Dr. Butcher is the one that does the negotiations and charisma work, Rossie is the one who puts in the heavy lifting behind the scenes, being the one to track, capture and prepare the meats. Despite their inexpressive and compliant demeanor, as they always wear a 'friendly smile', their last name, which they chose themselves, and academic prowess suggests they're fully aware of their worth and power and that, despite not being the boss, the business would be nothing without them.
Rossie intentions for working with Butcher are purely self-centered, they find pleasure in the thrill of the hunt and on studying new things. Due to them almost not expressing anything outwards, pin pointing Rossie's personality, opinions and ideals is extremely hard.
'Fun Facts':
- Unlike Dr. Butcher, who pretends to be a doctor, Rossie has actually studied medicine and has multiple PHDs. In fact, they like to study many sciences, especially those related to biology and social, and their favourite places are libraries and their lab.
- Many that work with Rossie tend to be wary and even scared of it. In contrast, those that know Rossie outside of work think of them as very pleasant to be around and quite lovely.
- Rossie is a cannibal. Due to its upbringing in a kill or be killed world, Rossie has taken advantage of their inoffensive looks to consume others of its kind. Even though they're far from powerless now, they still enjoy eating other Rhayala and even sneaking some in custumer's food. In fact, despite eating humans, they much prefer 'prey' that can put up a fight.
- They really like Earth and humans, finding them extremely interesting. Even though she uses them as cattle and views them in a scientific way, she'd also protect them if their species were in danger.
