Whisperain.

Whisperain is a quiet, solitary woman. Though she is gentle and kind, she avoids forming bonds with others- or does her best to. She maintains a polite formality with almost everyone, and when she stops using 'miss' or 'mister' with others is shown to be a sign of closeness, even if she might not realize it herself. She tends to come off as a little awkward as well, and will avoid or decline scenarios where she has to engage with a group.

She's been shown to be notably fragile, especially compared to other Terrans- other doctors that she works with remark that a fever could take her out, let alone the deadly disease of her world, Oripathy, and are shocked that she spends her life traveling in a world rife with disasters as she does. In this risk, Whisperain shows a powerful resolve to help others, no matter the risk to herself.

One of the known things Whisperain loves is movies. She collects her ticket stubs as keepsakes, and when she watches movies she finds herself utterly enthralled and drawn into the world they convey. She also has a habit of writing emotional movie reviews that have wound up being popular with other movie buffs, much to her embarassment and confusion. Whisperain tends to speak rather poetically as well, though once you get close to her you'll find she's actually not talking in metaphors.

When she speaks of rejuvination, of forgetting and being forgotten, she is being completely straightforward. Due to her biological makeup, her memory is at risk every time she goes into battle or faces down a disaster as a doctor. She avoids closeness with others because she fears forgetting them, or being forgotten herself.

Very little is known of Whisperain's history- not even her real name has been revealed properly, and it's unknown if she actually remembers what it is. Whisperain has spent most of her life as she currently remembers it as a traveling doctor with simple but effective remedies and methods- and likely her equipment is all travel-friendly as well.

Most everything else, however, is lost to her simply because of one fact and one fact alone: Whisperain is of a rare branch of Aegir with an incredible constitution despite their inherent frailty. Simply put, if Whisperain becomes mortally injured, she will revert to a child, fully healed and rejuvenated, but without any memory of the life she just lost. Through this she is biologically immortal, but she considers the cost to be cruel.

MEDICAL TRAINING. Whisperain is a traveling doctor who can save people from the brink of death with simple but effective methods. Given her status as a traveling doctor and a combat medic, she's used to high-stress situations and can treat people even then. Given the more fantastical aspects of her homeworld, this can seem like magic at times. Or, you know, the fact that she shoots healing syringes out of her umbrella like a gun. It gets things done in a fight at least, and out of battle treatment is far more within the realms of expectation.

THERAPY. Whisperain is also a licensed therapist, likely due to the fact that most of her treatment begins in the middle of natural disasters. But please, tell the jellyfish about your problems. She will help.

BIOLOGICAL IMMORTALITY. When Whisperain is mortally wounded, she regresses from the current state back to that of a child, uninjured and in full health... but without any memories. It is currently unknown how quickly she matures, or how many cycles she's gone through.

JELLYFISH ANATOMY. As an Aegir, Whisperain is naturally better suited to an almost entirely aquatic life, but is capable of breathing on land as well- though on land, she is prone to dry skin and needs to carry water with her frequently to keep her skin moisturized. Her longer hair is in fact also tentacles, and can sting like any proper jellyfish does. Despite the whispy, hair-like quality, they're also capable of movement and holding things. Her sting is not poisonous, unlike others of her subrace, but it can pack a punch. Status of bones remains to be seen.