Born on Kaller into a respected family, she was always expected to follow a traditional path — honor the old ways, serve the clan, and stay out of galactic affairs. But while others studied family history and social rituals, she spent her time sneaking into workshops and scavenging droid parts.
Her obsession with machines — especially droids — led to conflicts with her family, who saw it as a dangerous distraction and a waste of talent. After several public embarrassments and a final, bitter argument, she was formally cast out.
Alone but determined, she drifted through small Outer Rim settlements, fixing whatever she could for credits: starship engines, irrigation systems, old security droids. Her real passion, though, was always rescuing abandoned or abused droids — she saw them as kindred spirits, forgotten by those they once served.

Innovation: Technological Fascination (primary)
She's endlessly curious about how machines work, how they can be repaired, modified, or even taught to do new things. Droids, vehicles, gadgets — all captivate her. She sees machines as puzzles to be understood, companions to be respected, and tools for shaping her own future.
Ambition: Friendship (secondary)
Having lost her family ties and being treated like an outsider, she yearns to form true bonds — not just with people, but with the droids she repairs or builds. She dreams of creating lasting companions who won't judge or abandon her.
"Machines are friends you just haven't met yet."

Obsession (Rescuing and Repairing Droids) - 25
Growing up on Kaller, she never truly fit into her family's strict traditions. Machines — especially droids — fascinated her far more than politics or social standing. After being cast out, she developed a deep personal mission: to rescue and restore broken droids whenever she can, seeing them as fellow outcasts who deserve a second chance, like her.
Sometimes this obsession overrides caution. She'll take risks to salvage lost tech, impulsively defend droids from mistreatment, and pour time and resources into repairs even when survival should come first.