Saisae Krauss

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Unlike her sister, Saisae is very brunt and straightforward, much like their parents. She is booksmart like her mother, but takes her intelligence down a different path than her parents and their research and studies, instead of such menial things, of recording information that may never be read, she instead turns towards a life of mental battle and debate, putting pressure on theories others believe so flawlessly, testing them and proving that their results may be false. She is indeed a scientist of sorts, but instead of accepting the inevitability of the world around her, she strives to make a difference, and find new discoveries in the loopholes of old ones. Including often-poking holes in her parents theorems, which can be an extreme nuisance to them, of course. She seeks desperately to understand her sister because she can tell she is hurting, but she can't quite figure out how to solve that conundrum. Its not from lack of trying.

She spent her early life uptight and overly-studious, career driven and dedicated only to her mental pursuits before she met her partner, Crest, who helped her to relax and find her peace. She still enjoys reading and learning, but has learned to slow down and appreciate her life for what it is. She lives with him on the shore in a nice flat, lecturing at a university during the day and spending the evenings at the shore enjoying the smell and sounds of the waves.

Saisae adores her family and though she no longer lives close to them she makes every effort possible to call and catch up on what they learned, often turning their new knowledge into new lectures to share it with the world they've isolated themselves from- properly crediting them of course as the source. They appreciate this, and often send her entire books and essays of information to be shared.

She has a special place for her twin, Kyuda, and makes every effort to be there for her. Despite being quite far apart as adults, they share many late night phone calls and visit every few months or so. Saisae even tries to teach her kids to surf when she can get away with it, even if she's more clumsy than her partner.