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Various Character Profiles
Mar. 11th, 2018 08:38 pmThe Scientist
The being referred to as The Scientist exists outside of gender, sexuality, and most organic-based concepts known to humans and those on a similar level to humans. This distance contributes to its fascination with how organic beings operate. In particular the Scientist is interested in the many complicated forms of sexuality and its expression, and uses its advanced technological abilities to pursue a wide range of experiments. It does try to get the consent of those it experiments upon, but when you're a higher level being with a lot on your mind you can sometimes forget to give your subjects all the details before the experiments get rolling.
Lab Assistants:
The Scientist's lab assistants/servants/henchpersons are motivated by a combination of scientific curiosity and freewheeling kinkiness. They are also subjects of the Scientist's tinkering, though they'd prefer to call themselves 'beneficiaries'. They frequently change their physical makeup, sometimes having a combination of sex characteristics physically impossible for a natural-born human. The Scientist's advanced technology makes these changes almost as simple as switching out a piercing. Outside of whatever orders they've been given on experimental structure, they tend to be pretty easygoing and open to new ideas.
Salmacis
Salmacis is a shapeshifter and trickster who delights in playing with people's desires. Sexual desires are some of the most interesting, of course, but she also manages a cake shop for days when she wants to have a relaxing bask in gluttony instead. One of her favorite games is swapping bodies with someone, changing a target's sex, or using hallucinations and trickery to expose hidden desire. (Though hypocritically, she also enjoys messing with and humiliating people who usually sexually harass or nonconsensually dominate others.) Her default body often changes, though she prefers ones that don't conform to the usual configuration of primary and secondary sex characteristics that one finds on a baseline human.
The being referred to as The Scientist exists outside of gender, sexuality, and most organic-based concepts known to humans and those on a similar level to humans. This distance contributes to its fascination with how organic beings operate. In particular the Scientist is interested in the many complicated forms of sexuality and its expression, and uses its advanced technological abilities to pursue a wide range of experiments. It does try to get the consent of those it experiments upon, but when you're a higher level being with a lot on your mind you can sometimes forget to give your subjects all the details before the experiments get rolling.
Lab Assistants:
The Scientist's lab assistants/servants/henchpersons are motivated by a combination of scientific curiosity and freewheeling kinkiness. They are also subjects of the Scientist's tinkering, though they'd prefer to call themselves 'beneficiaries'. They frequently change their physical makeup, sometimes having a combination of sex characteristics physically impossible for a natural-born human. The Scientist's advanced technology makes these changes almost as simple as switching out a piercing. Outside of whatever orders they've been given on experimental structure, they tend to be pretty easygoing and open to new ideas.
Salmacis
Salmacis is a shapeshifter and trickster who delights in playing with people's desires. Sexual desires are some of the most interesting, of course, but she also manages a cake shop for days when she wants to have a relaxing bask in gluttony instead. One of her favorite games is swapping bodies with someone, changing a target's sex, or using hallucinations and trickery to expose hidden desire. (Though hypocritically, she also enjoys messing with and humiliating people who usually sexually harass or nonconsensually dominate others.) Her default body often changes, though she prefers ones that don't conform to the usual configuration of primary and secondary sex characteristics that one finds on a baseline human.
