My name is: Lamoria Nova Skywind
But I am called: Nova
I was born: May 3, 2367
As a: 1/2 English, 1/4 Irish, 1/4 Vulcan
I have lived: 25 years
I am a: Female
I serve the ship: USS DEVIANT
As the: Chief Medical Officer
My height is: 5'7"
My weight is: 121 lbs.
My body is: Lean and curvy
I love my hair: Golden-brown, mid-back length and naturally wavy
And my eyes: Grey-green with flecks of silver
I am no one else: She has strong emotions that threaten to overcome her, but her Vulcan training barely manages to keep then under control. But the constant struggle has caused her to gain an unpredictable personality.
My idol is: Spock Prime
I have never been: Kissed by a guy
I like: People who are kind and trusting, but are also strong in heart.
I dislike: People who are arrogant and self-centered.
I wish: To become worthy of being Captain of a ship.
I fear: Losing who I am
I feel most at home: Listening to human music
The song I feel reflects my inner self: I Engineer ~ by Bangbros
My strength is: the ability to harmonize logic and emotion (get to know me first...)
My voice sounds like: Utada Hikaru
I hide who I am because: I am complex and I strive for the emotions I have been taught against.
My crush is: Currently unknown
Me and my childhood:
I was told that I was born on a starship with my half-Vulcan father who was the captain and my human mother. I know only that much about them, for even their names have been hidden from me. The Vulcan council never spoke of them beyond that they were heading into a dangerous mission and could not take me along. The councils reason for hiding the truth from me are still unknown. I was left on Vulcan to receive training, even though many of the inhabitants opposed it considering my diluted Vulcan blood and insult. But I was considered a daughter of the council and raised as such.
Going thorough the Vulcan school was complicated and eventful. I learned as quickly as any other student and I could perform all of the Vulcan "mystics". But, as I was mostly human, it seemed natural for me to question everything. Many of the other students prepared insults of how I was a disgrace. Still, I excelled in my studies. Particularly in the fields of medicine, psychology, and piloting/navigation.
I remember admiring one man in particular during my childhood. Ambassador Spock Prime was well respected within the Vulcan community, having gained such a prestigious position after spending several decades in Starfleet. But, just like me, he was not a full Vulcan either. And I found him inspiring.
Instead of being bound to the Vulcan council an further, I took my skills to the Starfleet academy where I studied in as many fields as I could in the short time it took me to graduate. I automatically became the medical assistant aboard the USS Defender and served for two years before being promoted to Chief Medical Officer and transferred to the USS Deviant.
Diamond Sea Star · Fri May 29, 2009 @ 03:41am · 0 Comments |