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## II. Biology
**Chryssander Randolf Lyall** (born 314) is a figure of the C9 universe, one of the young people who came together on Aerogaea 347n as the House of Confidence. He was 16 years old in year 330, the year the grove fell.
## A. Mind
## Life
Pace: Standard. Gets overwhelmed when things move too fast. Relies on Marcus for tactics and Eevi for pathfinding. Occupational tunnel vision — he knows machines.
Chryssander was born in year 314. By year 330 the House of Confidence was living in the Klak Grove, and the events of that year displaced them onto the Great Plateau.
Thinking style: Linear. ABC. The light is off. Check the fuse. Fuse is good. Check the bulb. He hates chaos because it disrupts his repair process.
## Mind
Standard. Gets overwhelmed when things move too fast. Relies on Marcus for tactics and Eevi for pathfinding. Occupational tunnel vision — he knows machines.
Linear. ABC. The light is off. Check the fuse. Fuse is good. Check the bulb. He hates chaos because it disrupts his repair process.
When focus exceeds a threshold, he goes deaf to conversation. All audio and social input cuts out until the physics problem is solved.
## B. Body
Skin: Regenerative but damaged. Cellular turnover is accelerated to combat the constant radiation from his own powers. The skin on his arms is thin, papery, and constantly peeling — radiation dermatitis from channeling the Tesseract. He bandages them daily.
Hydrolysis Engine: His system runs hot. He requires massive water intake to fuel the hydrogen separation process that powers him. His tech sleeves manage this. If he doesn't drink, he passes out. Critical intake: blood (self-cannibalization of fluids).
Arms: His upper extremities are the exhaust port for Tesseract energy. They require external sleeve technology to regulate thermal output. A maroon red dot can be generated in his palms — the physical keyhole that swells into the portal. He cannot store energy; he has to vent it immediately or he damages his own organs.
## Body
Regenerative but damaged. Cellular turnover is accelerated to combat the constant radiation from his own powers. The skin on his arms is thin, papery, and constantly peeling — radiation dermatitis from channeling the Tesseract. He bandages them daily.
His system runs hot. He requires massive water intake to fuel the hydrogen separation process that powers him. His tech sleeves manage this. If he doesn't drink, he passes out. Critical intake: blood (self-cannibalization of fluids).
His upper extremities are the exhaust port for Tesseract energy. They require external sleeve technology to regulate thermal output. A maroon red dot can be generated in his palms — the physical keyhole that swells into the portal. He cannot store energy; he has to vent it immediately or he damages his own organs.