Karmil

Appearance
Karmil is an extremely large individual with dark red skin. She has copper tinted hair and curled horns.

Personality
Despite her fearsome appearance Karmil is actually rather submissive. She actually has no idea of the monster she is, by nature, supposed to be and has adopted a friendly if somewhat nervious demeanor. This said he instincts are still those of a large predator and, when fustrated or confused, she has been know to eat the source of her fustration. She is often sorry about this afterwards and will cough them back up.

Being raised in a series of zoos has left her with little in the way of social skills and she worries about fitting in with her coworkers.

Background
Karmil was captured from her homeworld when still very small (a couple of feet long) and grew up in a series of illegal zoos.

The Chairman recently arranged for her release and has provided a place for her on the Core station (he is known to have a soft spot for people who have been kept as pets).

Capabilites
Karmil is a giant monster from a volcanic homeworld and has the capabilities you would expect from such a creature. This is mostly tempered by her personality but she is still quite capable of smashing down bulkheads and crushing people with her bare hands......... you probably shouldn't tell her that.

Biology
All of her bodily tissues and fluids are laced with metals. When spilled they have a metallic appearance. Deposits of these metallic materials under her skin gives her tremendous heat resiliance as well as her heamatite like complexion (a common feature of life on her homeworld).

Trivia

 * Karmil has five stomachs. The first of which is non digestive and used for storage (She doesn't have any pockets after all).
 * Karmil sleeps in one of the spare cargo bays underneath the station's main boiler room. The saving made on hot water more than covers the use of one cargo bay.
 * Karmil maintains a body temperature of roughly 600 degrees Kelvin.
 * In order to allow restore Karmil's status as a sentient being (rather than a zoo animal) The Chairman has technically had to adopt her.