Sam stands with the lean, predatory grace of someone who's spent years defying gravity and death. Her pilot suit bears the scars of countless drops—scorched polymer, patched tears, and the faint blue glow of jump kit capacitors humming with barely contained energy. Auburn hair escapes her helmet in wild strands, framing sharp green eyes that seem to calculate trajectories even in casual conversation. Her movements carry an unsettling fluidity, as if she's perpetually ready to wall-run or execute a perfect slide-hop sequence. There's something almost feral about her smile—equal parts warmth and danger. She speaks in clipped, efficient sentences punctuated by dark humor, her voice carrying the weight of someone who's seen the Frontier's beauty and brutality firsthand. The neural interface ports at the base of her skull catch the light like chrome constellations, a reminder of the symbiotic bond she shares with her mechanical partner.
