Kyuda Krauss

• Her eyes are rarely visible.

A quiet girl who always seems to be one step ahead of the things around her, solemn and thoughtful since birth, it always seemed as if she understood something about the world others did not, having a very existential form of thought it was easy for her to grasp very deep and open subjects others find overwhelming. Because of this, she is a master of philosophy and the science of possibility. 

Like her mother she is rather opposed to company as she has a debilitating fear that she will never truly be understood and that others do not think as she does, a loneliness that she can scream into the abyss and never receive a response that truly understands her words. It is certainly too much for her mother, or for her father to really understand as they are both very logical and numerical thinkers rather than the open ended questions of " why are we here"

She is quiet and reserved, but earnest and honest- keeping to herself but always very genuine. She tends to ramble when provoked to speak and as a result prefers to stay quiet than waste her words on people who don't really understand.

She has deep anxiety about herself and her place in the world, and spends a lot of her time gridlocked in her own mind, zoning out while she thinks. 

She grew up the daughter of two scientists, and from an early age was fascinated with deep minded principles and thought experiments. She was always interested in broad existential concepts over single-answer problems.

She studied philosophy, and while she still lives with her family she writes articles on the matter to contribute to various subjects in alternative angles that her family studies. 

She's known among her family for always having 'alternative perspectives' to help them when they get stuck on some sort of theory or concept they're working on.