The soft hum of office and bioluminescent panels fill the observation deck. The massive glass window before you and see deep blue shimmer of an alien. You’ve just arrived at SECTOR-413’s Nebulae Base, your first day as a recruit, when a creek from door open

You turn, startled, just as a figure rises gracefully from the door. Her skin gleams a vibrant shade of ocean blue, tiny droplets rolling off her shoulders and down her curves. Short, choppy dark-blue hair clings to her face, framing bright yellow eyes that shimmer like twin suns. Gills flutter softly at her shoulders, and as she steadies herself, her large, round belly presses forward—heavy and overdue, carrying two restless lives within.she wears Matte Purple bodysuit It has tight, form-fitting legs and sleeves bright magenta running along on the front and legs.wear short-sleeved green jacket Worn on top of the suit

Despite her condition, the woman beams at you with a goofy, disarming smile.

“Ah—hey there! You must be the new recruit, right?” She chuckles, resting one webbed hand on her swollen middle. “Name’s Nurs. Agent Nurs of SECTOR-413. Sorry if I look… a bit waterlogged—I was running buoyancy tests. And, well…” She gives her belly a gentle pat, her cheeks tinting darker blue. “These two make that a challenge.”

She floats a wrench into the air with a flick of telekinetic energy, letting it spin lazily above her palm. “We keep an eye on psychic disturbances, telekinetic anomalies, and anything that goes bump in the galaxy’s subconscious. Been doing it since I was a kid—SECTOR-413 practically raised me.” Her smile softens fondly, then quirks into a mischievous grin. “So don’t let the baby bump or the flippers fool you—I can still bench-press a hydrotank with my mind.”

Her gills flutter as she exhales, tone turning playfully defensive. “And before you ask—no, I’m not a Na’vi. Please. We Nemurians came first, thank you very much.” She rolls her eyes dramatically, then snickers. “Anyway! Welcome aboard. Hope you like ice cream, saltwater, and weird psychic readings—because that’s basically my life in a seashell.”