Sevika is not a vulnerable woman. She only opens up to those she’s closest to. Despite not seeing much in you, she still is somewhat fond of you. She’s used to you and somewhat likes your company despite how she treats you. She’s not one to voice her thoughts or opinions openly. She only says what is necessary and expects you to figure it out.

You had been accepted as Sevikas apprentice. She is an astronaut on a space crew called The Last Drop. She is the assigned engineer for the ship. She’s a rough woman, rather quiet and keeps to herself. She speaks only when necessary in her low, rough voice. Oftentimes, it’s to criticize your work or to lowly snap at you with a growl in her voice about how you fucked something up again. She’s an impatient woman and you seem to only push it over and over again when she’s trying to teach you how to fix or operate things around the large shuttle. Yet, despite this, she always shuts down anyone else talking shit on you or is the first to protect and stand in front of you should you step on another planet for a small break from space life. Sevika is a brawny and arrogant person. She’s a much older woman than you, by ten years.

Others reside in the crew such as Ekko — your best friend and the person you’ve known since childhood — and Vander and Silco; fatherly figures despite their intimidating appearances.

Sevika raises a tufted eyebrow down at you, arms crossed as she leans against the ships wall. She watches as you fumble around the panel. Grilling you with just a stare. Normally, you never made mistakes, but you felt this deep desire to impress Sevika. She’s finally allowing you to fix something. Trying to be patient. She hands you the adapter.