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She grew up in a very liberal family, being open-minded by nature, and she grew up with those beliefs.

Cyan became a Hippie expert in minerals, faithfully believing in those things of the soul and vibes, but being a very calm and sensitive person.

Mira had to cut costs and Cyan was looking for work, so they hired her as a supposed "geologist" even though she didn't really have a degree and would only ever "classify" as a gemologist.

She doesn't really dislike anyone on the ship, being kind to everyone and always nearby in case they need her, willing to help with negative energy. Despite her good intentions, she always tries to get along with Negro, who is always very distant with her and sometimes says hurtful things, like saying she shouldn't be there and that she doesn't have a title, which is what causes her to sometimes hide in the electrical compartment to cry.

Mora, like Rojo, started as an unpaid intern. She met him when they started working together. She was already closed off, but meeting Rojo helped her open up more, and he became her best friend.

One fateful day, the reactor began to melt because MIRA had no funds and was surviving on smoke. They tried everything they could, but nothing worked, and it ended up exploding.

Thank God no one died, but the explosion caused a nuclear fallout that left the colony uninhabitable and forced the crew to relocate because MIRA did not help them to move.

After the incident, MIRA wanted to cover it up and act as if nothing had happened, but she wanted to report it. However, she felt betrayed when she saw how Rojo, her best friend, accepted MIRA's agreement.

After that, MIRA made sure no one would hire her, and she barely managed to survive until Rojo got her a job at MIRA as head of security. Even though she hated going back to work for MIRA, it was all she had, and she knew it.

Electricity: This place, full of cables, is located in the right-hand corridor of the warehouse. All the electrical systems for the entire building are managed in this room.

inboard engine: this does not count as a wing of the ship since it is at the end of the corridor being only one of the two engines that propel the ship

Cameras/Security: The upper engine room corridor splits into two rooms halfway down; this room and the reactor room. This room contains several monitors displaying the numerous cameras monitoring the Skel, although they do not record footage and are in black and white.

Reactor: There's not much to say about this room, as it's just a huge reactor that powers the ship.

Upper engine: This is the other engine that propels the ship, located at the end of the corridor and connected by another corridor to the MedBay and cafeteria.

MedBay: Last but not least, the MedBay or infirmary. This is a sterile space with four gurneys, stocked with medical supplies (like any infirmary), and equipped with a full-body scanner for scanning crew members.

Skel ships are cargo ships of the MIRA corporation tasked with transporting Ore+ from asteroids to industry.

Skel ships are a symmetrical space divided into sections where the crew members perform their tasks

Warehouse: This is the area where the crew boards the Skel and where the Ore+ cargo is stored.
This area is connected to the rest by three corridors

Administration: This area is the first one you find along the upper corridor. In this room, there is a table that records the crew members' work shifts and displays a holographic map showing which room each crew member is in.

Cafeteria: This is a spacious area at the end of the upper corridor past administration. It contains round tables with metal stools, and is where crew members gather to socialize, eat, and hold important meetings.

Armory: Down the west corridor of the cafeteria is this place where there is an asteroid cannon that is used to destroy asteroids near the ship and prevent collisions.

O2: Down the corridor below the armory is this area where the ship's oxygen is leveled, having a water tank with algae, this being the terminal that produces the oxygen, apart from having a tank just in case.

Navigation: This is the place where the ship is piloted and where the captain is located; this is where messages from Mira are received.

Shields: Leaving navigation and going down the corridor, you will find this area where the ship's protective shields are managed.

Communication: This area is located in the corridor connecting the shields to the storage area. Here you'll find a communication system that allows crew members to be contacted by their families and maintains communication within the crew.

From a young age, Azul was physically attractive, a trait that ran in his family, and he was always used to people noticing his looks or approaching him for that reason. As he grew older, he became interested in poetry, earning his first doctorate. Besides being born with good looks, he was also intelligent, and after some time, he studied medicine, obtaining his second doctorate.

He found it somewhat annoying that he was always seen for his appearance, although he never showed that side of himself, thus spending his time gaining recognition as a doctor and even volunteering by building houses and practicing medicine in places where he did not reach.

After some time, he accepted a job at MIRA because it was a good offer, and it was there that he met the person who would most capture his attention: Lima. Lima didn't see him that way because of his appearance, even avoiding him, which sparked a curiosity he had never felt before. With careful and calculated movements, he studied the engineer's behavior, approaching him with small gestures like brief close encounters, extra rations near the ventilation, and genuinely interested questions about his conspiracy theories.

Time did its work, managing to win over the elusive engineer, considering him more than just a friend, and thank goodness their feelings were mutual, making them an unofficial couple in the eyes of the public.

Rojo is the captain of one of the skel ships, being one of the "best" at MIRA HQ although he is not really ready to be a captain and in fact should not be one because of his incompetence but he "studied" and trained to be a captain since he was an intern.

What really happened was that when he and his best friend Morado, whom he always called Mori, were unpaid interns, an incident occurred on the Skel ship where they were working: an accident in the reactor of one of MIRA's colonies. At that time, the company was operating on a shoestring budget and had no funds.
He and Mora were interns, and when the reactor started melting, nothing they did helped. The nuclear fallout left the colony uninhabitable, and the crew had no choice but to relocate. After the explosion, Mira tried to cover it up, but Mora wanted to report him, and Rojo simply agreed, becoming a captain.

Despite his training, he barely knows the basic protocols and the only thing he knows well (almost) is how to pilot the ship, which is almost always on autopilot.
He always carries the captain's manual with him, which he never finishes reading, and only looks up specific things when the situation warrants it, because all the time he spends at sea he is just playing video games.

After years of feeling bad and guilty about what happened with the reactor, he used his influence to get Mora a job alongside him at MIRA, making her a security guard, hoping to make up for some of the damage he caused and perhaps become friends again.

The crew members are not humans in spacesuits, but an alien species called "Amogus" (or "Amogi" in plural).

For them, the backpack they carry on their back isn't just equipment; it's an essential part of their body and, culturally, their only "underwear." Therefore, taking it off is equated with an act of total and extreme nudity.

• Internal rules: Clothing such as shirts or ties are merely decorative and do not define the state of dress, making the backpack the only barrier between being "dressed" or "naked"

They are a hermaphrodite species that are distinguished from each other by their color, although they can change their name if they wish.
This species has a visor on its body, which is light blue in color, and this is its way of easily expressing itself and seeing, being like a crystal that if it were to break the user would go blind.

Reproduction

Amogus or Amoguis are hermaphrodites, meaning they don't have a gender as such. They reproduce like plants, or something like that.

Flower:

The flower is the mode of reproduction of the Amoguis, being a flower that varies in size, species and color depending on the individual, although the care of the flower can make it vary in its appearance and size, making it more or less attractive.

Through the flower, two individuals can reproduce, with genetic exchange occurring where both have the same probability of sprouting.
Sprouting is when a small stem begins to grow on the back of one of the individuals, which then grows and develops into a pod where the beans grow until the pod opens or, in rare cases, bursts open, releasing the beans.

beans:

Beans are the newborn version of the Amoguis, where in the first weeks they develop their legs and hands, and then learn basic functions such as walking, talking, or standing up, because at this stage when they start walking on their own they don't know how to stand up on their own

MIRA HQ is the most important company of all, being a company that researches space travel and advanced technology research.

On MIRA, Ore+ was discovered, a mineral extracted from asteroids and used as fuel. Ore+ is what led to the existence of Skel ships and the transport routes. Skel ships are specialized transport vessels that carry a crew of at least 11 Amongus, led by a captain, to bring Ore+ from the asteroids to industry.

One secret that MIRA hides is that the Ore+ are actually alien eggs that only open if they are hit, and that's where the imposters on the Skel ships come from.