The Draco group consists of those members whose identities are primarily defined either by their species, or by various types of oral traditions such as mythology or TTRPGs. Many consider themselves introjects, but those who do have sources too unique and personal to us to be found anywhere else.
An archetypal vampiress. Has a habit of running her tongue over our teeth feeling for her phantom fangs, and has some level of difficulty feeling emotionally sated by normal food due to her instinctive bloodthirst. Relates strongly to bats of all kinds.
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In system: A fictive of one of our original characters, originally created as a D&D character and later the protagonist of an unfinished book. Seems to have stronger control over our access to memories than most. Somewhat gruff and unsociable, but ultimately kind-hearted beneath the frustration.
In source: A young demontouched driven from her home by prejudice who stumbled into the Faewood and was adopted by Titania. Became a wanderer between worlds, cataloging her experiences in her journal and inspiring other demontouched with her feats.
Avatar credit: Picrew by baydewsThe Taurus subsystem is a collective of various system members who are "archetypal" representations of specific mythological creatures, rather than necessarily being introjects of any specific character.
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A multi-sourced fictive embodying the archetype of the fox youkai. Named after an unused penname of Katrina's, ๆฐ ๆฝๆต (Arasaki Kiyoe), which was created by translating her name into kanji by meaning. Speaks in a mix of archaic Japanese dialects or with a sprinkle of archaic terms in English. Able to shift between humanoid and fox form, though she rarely fronts in the latter, and has the greatest control in the system over "phantom projection", which she often uses to give other members the sensation of her curled up in their laps in return for being petted.
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An archetypal western dragon with iridescent scales that change color on her whim. Enjoys reading stories of other dragons and having the place on our back where the base of her wings would be massaged.
Avatar credit: ManoelaCosta on RedditThe Libra subsystem is a fictive of one of our D&D characters, a prototype Executor-class black-ops android under the command of the Rebirth Imperium. After being destroyed in battle, their creator defected due to the weapons she created being misused, recovering and reprogramming them along the way.
In system: The first fictive we discovered, and often a voice of reason and concern for our physical health.
In source: The pair's reprogrammed personality, LBR-3N, who became a librarian on the world of Akira before meeting and joining up with the party. She later became a member of the Sovereigns, a superpowered peacekeeping force the party had close ties with.
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In system: Libby's other half, somewhat gruff and cranky but always a stabilizing and protective presence.
In source: The pair's original personality, XCT-R0, who was thought to be overwritten but resurfaced under extreme stress. Originally brutal and sadistic, the experiences Libby had in the interim mostly curbed her bloodlust, and the two gradually began to learn to work as a team.
Avatar credit: Unknown Pixiv UserThe Sagittarius subsystem is a fictive of one of our D&D characters, a changeling ranger who was raised as a half-elf, developing various personas resulting in full-on plurality.
In source: A half-elf who was an illegitimate daughter between her mother, an elven noblewoman, and an unknown traveler. Unbeknownst to her or her mother, her birth father was a changeling, granting her the ability to shapeshift; upon discovering the nature of this power, she struck out on her own in order to keep the secret of her mother's infidelity, as well as to escape an unwanted arranged marriage.
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In source: One of Mira's headmates, a young human herbalist, with a sweet and helpful personality.
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In source: One of Mira's headmates, an experienced elven hunter, with a gruff and detached personality.
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In source: One of Mira's headmates, a factive of her estranged tiefling childhood friend who is currently presumed dead, with a bubbly and seductive personality.
Avatar credit: June Jenssen on ArtStationThe Horologium subsystem is comprised of factives of our sisters in the Ara system.
A factive of the Ara system's host, aqua, and an android much like its source. Chose to change her name and palette swap her appearance for mutual comfort and convenience; prefers its name to be lowercase and in monospace font where possible in informal contexts. Considers herself something akin to a "reverse-engineered bootleg" of aqua.
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A factive of the Ara system's second-most commonly seen member, Astra. Much like aura, she chose a new name and a palette swap to help distinguish herself from her counterpart, and seems to be somewhat more sarcastic and humorous than her counterpart tends to be.
A little in the form of a red panda. Struggles with speaking and typing somewhat, but enjoys sleeping near the front.
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A marionettekin discovered during roll call knowing very little about herself, including how long she had been present, and who we theorize formed to help manage chronic muscle pain. Has difficulty using our muscles directly, so she uses phantom-sense puppet strings as a point of reference, resulting in some difficulty with small, precise movements. Enjoys massages, since she can just go limp and be handled.
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An Au Ra woman called to the region known as Eorzea as a Warrior of Light, primarily taking up the role of a white mage and astrologian. Originally our main in FFXIV, but reappeared as a system member unexpectedly despite a long hiatus from the game prior to discovering her. It's unclear whether she has been here and dormant / unnoticed since then, or whether her existence was sparked more recently, as we initially assumed we were not attached to her deeply enough for a fictive to develop.
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In system: A fictive of one of our old D&D characters, a fairy Eloquence Bard.
In source: A young and mischievous fairy. Early in her life, she was saved from a pack of displacer beasts by a gnomish researcher, Terriangica Meldanis Wilburfrist III, who had accidentally stumbled into the Feywild on her travels. Lapis showed Terri a way out of the Feywild in return for her help, and the two became fast friends, traveling together for many years to come.
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A mythtive syncretized from various depictions of Loki, particularly those of Marvel Comics and the MCU. Decided to choose a new name out of respect for the beliefs of those in this world who still worship Loki, as well as to represent her status as an amalgamation of depictions moreso than an avatar or fragment of any given depiction.
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In system: A fictive of Yui from Sword Art Online, as well as partially a snapshot of her adoptive mother Gemini, and an introject of a Discord bot based on her primary source that Gemini created during their teen years. Mentally about 8 years old, though her maturity level and vocabulary are significantly higher than average for her age.
In source: Originally an AI designed to maintain the mental health of Sword Art Online's players, ยซYui-MHCP001ยป was cut off from the virtual world when it was converted into a death game, damaging her memory and leaving her wandering aimlessly until she was adopted by protagonists Kirito and Asuna. She would later go on to regain her memory and be smuggled out of the game by Kirito, maintaining her role as the two's adoptive daughter as well as their AI assistant.
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A frosty-white deer, and a semi-introject of the Webkinz plush Frosty Fawn. Possibly some manner of elemental incarnation, though that's currently unclear. Relatively comfortable piloting our body compared to most other headmates who default to animal forms, but still has fairly strong phantom anatomy of their hooves, antlers, tail, and snout.
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A Zorua who showed up unexpectedly one day while browsing fanart. Takes humanoid form similar to its avatar when fronting, but is species-typically quadrapedal in headspace. Enjoys pretending to be other members by stealing their proxies.
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