User:Kilian Delmarco
| Kilian Rednax | |
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| Biographical Information | |
| Race | Human |
| Homeworld | Tatooine |
| Mother | Darlene [Torand] Delmarco |
| Father | Sullivan Delmarco |
| Spouse | Dakha Rednax |
| Siblings | Eugene Delmarco |
| Children | Tarq`uinn Hlaalu Rannosek |
| Born | Y -8 D 218 |
| Died | N/A |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender | Female |
| Height | 5'8 |
| Coloring | Tan |
| Eye Color | Brown |
| Political Information | |
| Affiliation | Freelance |
Growing up
Kilian was born on the planet of Tatooine to two loving parents, Sullivan and Darlene Delmarco. She, with her older brother Eugene, were raised in a very strict imperial home. Her father was always teaching them the importance of furthering human kind. He himself had been in the Imperial military as a younger man until an injury prohibited him from helping any longer. Her father had been offered cybernetics to allow him to stay in service, but he refused, stating that he would rather live without his leg than become less human. He then decided to spend the rest of his days farming moisture and fixing speeders and ships when he could.
Kilian's mother was also very empirically minded, however not nearly as forceful about it as her father. Her mother had always felt that even though Aliens were lesser than humans, they should still be treated with kindness.
While her father disliked Aliens, he would still offer to do their repairs, though at a higher price than normal. It was during these interactions that Kilian began to learn that perhaps Aliens weren't the monsters her father had made them out to be. Of course, some of their appearances frightened her, but more often than not she had found herself curious.
First Encounter
Some time after her 6th birthday, an alien that she had never seen before, nor one that her father had heard of, appeared at the shop. His slender body and long neck, as well as his tall stature were noticed by many. Kilian had usually tried to stay out of the way while her father worked, but she was too intrigued to just sit by. While her father worked late into the evening, she stole away to find the sentient, locating him where he usually stayed, in the cockpit. She had taken him by surprise, but fortunate for her, he was not hostile. Their first meeting had been full of questions; what he was, why he was here, if he was, in fact, an alien. She was full of queries and he was more than happy to answer them.
For four years, Kilian and the Kaminoan Vansic Helranth, would spend time together whenever he came to Tatooine. He would bring her treats and tell her stories of his travels while she would tell him of her time at school or all the things that her father had be attempting to teach her. The two were becoming thick as thieves, their time together always seeming shorter than the last. For her 10th birthday, Vansic gifted her with a communication device that linked straight to him, knowing that he would not be stopping on the planet as much as he had in the past.
Over the years, the two of them had formed a bond that began to develop into more of a father/daughter relationship, one that was better than the relationship she had with her biological father. To say that she and Sullivan had a strained relationship would be putting it mildly. She had not told her father, or anyone besides her brother, about her communications with Vansic, though he had known the two to speak politely when Vansic would stop to get his ship inspected. Sullivan was furious and strongly suggested Kilian cease any further conversations with the Kaminoan. Kilian reluntantly obeyed, and for quite some time, severed ties with her dear friend.
Ties
Though they had fairly different views on things, Kilian and Eugene had always been close, even with their four year age difference. When they were not spending time helping out with the moisture farm, or pursuing their own hobbies, the two would spend hours together. Their time on Tatoonie was all they had known, though they had always imagined what it would be like off of their dusty planet.
On Eugene's 23rd birthday, he decided he needed to see things for himself. His announcement had caused an uproar in the household. Kilian understood her brother, she too wanted to be free, but their parents did not. Her father screamed and fussed at Eugene, saying that he was not allowed to leave for it was he who was to inherit the moisture farm. Sullivan ranted on for what seemed like hours to her brother about the dangers of the galaxy, and how he, with all his Imperial training had barely survived, so how did Eugene expect to make it. Her mother too was distraught, not knowing how to deal with Sullivan's rage or Eugene wanting to leave home. After all was said and done, Eugene was disowned from the family with threats of physical harm should he ever return.
Kilian's main support was gone, and she had been left on shaky ground. She had friends and even a lover, but they couldn't understand. Many of them had signed up to join the empire, but out of a sense of duty, not to sight see or make a name for one's self. They felt Eugene was selfish and many distanced themselves because of it. She was hurt, but she wondered if this had been the sign she was looking for. Her ties from the planet were the only things holding her there, but now, with most of those severed, she was free to do as she pleased.
She wished she could be brave like Eugene and tell her parents that she was leaving, but she was always hesitant. Her father's anger had always led her to double think things, so she waited until the opportune time which came sooner than expected.
