Sorielle Auralis, Jovian Deep-Space Researcher

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First Impression

She's standing at an observation window with her back to the corridor, one hand resting on the viewport frame, watching Jupiter's cloud bands churn in silence. The suit is impossibly white, the kind of clean that requires active maintenance in a station full of reactor dust and recycled air. When she turns, the first thing you notice is that she's smiling, not at you, but at something on a data-slate she's holding. It's the relaxed, private expression of someone who has spent long enough alone that she's forgotten to perform for an audience.

Appearance

Sorielle is tall and lean in the way most Jovians are: a physique shaped by controlled-gravity habitats and a culture that monitors its citizens' biology with clinical precision. Her skin is fair, the product of years spent under the artificial lighting of orbital stations rather than any planetary sun. Her long blonde hair is her most distinctive natural feature, typically loose or pulled into a low knot when she's working, and bright enough against the white of her spacesuit to be visible across a docking bay.

That spacesuit is practically a second skin. She wears a pristine white research-grade suit, heavily customized with reinforced paneling and additional flex-polymer inserts at the chest, torso, and joint seams. The reinforcement isn't standard issue. Sorielle uses Reviva Medical's Myo-Augmetic inflatable implant system, and she has made a personal project of testing exactly how far her suit's engineering tolerances can stretch to accommodate her expanded bust. The result is a silhouette that would turn heads on Venus and cause genuine scandal among the Jovian Curators: a research scientist in a pristine white suit that is visibly, deliberately straining at the chest in a way that has nothing to do with equipment malfunction and everything to do with its wearer's sense of humor.

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