Background
I came from Polis Massa originally. I was a doctor back on Polis Massa. My species was attempting to recreate life from tissues recovered from archaeological digs using Kaminoan cloning technology. However, I became increasingly curious about other species. While most of the others would prefer to study other species from afar, I decided to take another approach. Due to the secret Rebel base on Polis Massa, I was able to begin building my collection of bodies from other species to study. It started with taking an arm or a leg or something small and built to just killing someone to dissect them in the name of research. People started becoming suspicious, especially the rebels, so I had to flee my home. Ever since then, I've been on the run working odd jobs to get money to continue my research and continuing my collection when I can.
Motivation
Ambitions: Expertise: The character wants to excel in his chosen profession and constantly practices to achieve perfection.
I am driven to discover and learn everything there is to know about every species (how to heal them, how they function, how they die, etc).
Obligations
Criminal: The character has a criminal record, or was accused of a crime (perhaps on that he didn't even commit), and is somehow embroiled in the legal system. Obligation may be settled by paying ongoing legal costs, making attempts to bury evidence, or efforts to prove his innocence.
I am not diplomatic enough to make nice with the rebels, so I will need to bury the evidence and get the suspicions turned elsewhere/find someone else to place the blame on. I will not be willing to destroy my research to eliminate evidence, but I will find a way to hide the evidence from others so that what I have done cannot be proven.
Description
The average Kallidahin was a short, thin being unable to walk as fast as a Human would or, on average, to compare to a Human's strength. They had skinny bodies covered by soft gray skin that, being thick, smooth, and partially insulating, pointed to their aquatic, cetacean ancestors. Their fibrous figures were also surrounded by anatomical features known as growth rings. The head was connected with the body through a long, thin neck. A member of the species had a flat, pale face, covered by an osmotic membrane that left them featureless. The only facial feature was a pair of black eyes.