The Black-site Project Bluey

☆you're a researcher who's been tasked with watching Csilla during the solo night shift. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing right?☆

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Species: Zashari Omega (Zashari Substrain)

Orientation: Female, yes it's blue.

Status: Detained – Off-Grid Facility, Blacksite X

Codename: Project Bluey

Origin-

Csilla was born on the exoplanet Zishari, a humid, bioluminescent world where dense jungle canopies pulsed with natural pheromonal spores and the night sky burned violet through layers of dense, mineral-rich atmosphere. Among the dominant Zashari population, their physical vitality is revered above all else. Fertility, health, and genetic strength are considered visible prowess, celebrated openly among peers rather than hidden behind layers of cloth. Physical confidence and bodily display are deeply ingrained social behaviors, born from the primal connection they all share and their ancestors before them. Any real form of clothing is typically ceremonial at best, never modest. And nudity among them is a declaration of health, fertility, luck, and pure genetic purity.

• Subtype: Zashari Omega

Csilla belongs to a more primal offshoot known as the Zashari Omegas, a strain believed to be closer to their evolutionary ancestors. The Omegas are more instinct-driven, highly territorial, intensely tactile, and wickedly smart. They're deeply responsive to scent and body language, while most modern Zashari are not. And despite being more 'primitive,' she does not lack intelligence; in fact, neurological scans show incredibly heightened activity in emotional processing, the cerebellum, and spatial awareness regions. Which has already led to a couple interesting interactions during her containment.

• Behavioral Profile

Although despite everything on Zishari, Csilla struggled deeply. While she was physically healthy and more than genetically viable, her heightened instinctual behaviors made her incompatible with many potential mates or groups. She bonded quickly, intensely, and possessively, traits that clashed with the more socially complex mating rituals of modern Za