Natalie LaForte
~The Ghost watches~
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Lunara was originally born to a poor family on Vorzyd, but the aspiring entrepreneur inside of her, and a lot of education enabled her to grow from near nothing to the best water bottle producer on the planet, not only because of their pristine quality, fantastic aesthetics and large carrying capacity for a particularly arid part of her community, but the designs depicted a young girl with neon blue hair and were soon the biggest export of the world. Serenity, being self centered as she was, soon discovered and assumed that this woman was a fan of her, and in typical narcissistic fashion funded the production of the hydration stationators.
In typical fashion, the market value went down when they became much less of a priceless good, and now a manufactured phenomenon. She was in debt to Serenity for some 3 million credits, the total amount that was eventually invested in factories with the sole purpose of producing the bottles, but was easily paid back thanks to innovations on her part and a lot of tech design meetings.
When another company investor attempted to pull out and got himself placed in cryo-stasis for the foreseeable future, she snatched the opportunity and added an additional 20% to her share, now making it 33%.
- Intent: To record investors of my company so I stop making stuff up about them
- Image Credit: Here
- Role: Investor in my character's company
- Links: IMF
- Age: 34
- Force Sensitivity: NFU
- Species: Vorzydiak
- Appearance: As with most Vorzydiaks, she had yellow/greenish skin with very large green pupils. Clothing wise, she has a number of different styles, the formal, the casual, oh wait, she's never casual. Most of the time, she is wearing a suit, and rarely anything but. Infact, if you caught her out of it, you should take a picture. Likely thing is she's already on the way back to the wardrobe. Style isn't her best attribute, beauty doesn't equal business in her mind, though for most standards she is fairly beautiful, though definitely not a supermodel.
- Name: Lunara Ochenta
- Loyalties: Herself, IMF
- Wealth: Has an ownership of 33% in IMF. Wealth is very substantial.
- Notable Possessions: None of note.
- Skills: None of note, other than cut-throat bargaining and the ability to turn her voice monotonous to the point of killing the other party with boredom.
- Personality: She is not a nice woman. Far from it. Growing up poor does that to you. You understand what's good for mega conglomerates is ultimate good for the rest of the galaxy. To make money, you need to spend money, as little as possible though. If her paycheck is coming out negative, she'll gladly sell products at 200% of their production price, if that also means a few bodies need to go missing, then "so be it". Her words, not mine. In a social situation, she'll retain her composure, very difficult to anger and is very level headed. In one aspect, you could argue she's a little more masculine than female, but she has that black widow charm that every man should watch out for.
- Weapon of Choice: The big double Ms. Money and Mercs.
- Combat Function: Lunara will literally run away from the slightest hint of trouble, preferring for others to take the blows, even if that is an innocent bystander.
Lunara was originally born to a poor family on Vorzyd, but the aspiring entrepreneur inside of her, and a lot of education enabled her to grow from near nothing to the best water bottle producer on the planet, not only because of their pristine quality, fantastic aesthetics and large carrying capacity for a particularly arid part of her community, but the designs depicted a young girl with neon blue hair and were soon the biggest export of the world. Serenity, being self centered as she was, soon discovered and assumed that this woman was a fan of her, and in typical narcissistic fashion funded the production of the hydration stationators.
In typical fashion, the market value went down when they became much less of a priceless good, and now a manufactured phenomenon. She was in debt to Serenity for some 3 million credits, the total amount that was eventually invested in factories with the sole purpose of producing the bottles, but was easily paid back thanks to innovations on her part and a lot of tech design meetings.
When another company investor attempted to pull out and got himself placed in cryo-stasis for the foreseeable future, she snatched the opportunity and added an additional 20% to her share, now making it 33%.
