Brisleda, born of pod Primacy-133 in Ceres

Brisleda’s stature stood at 165 cm — genetically sculpted to embody an ideal of fitness and poise. Her parents’ legacy was etched into her very being, yielding a physique designed to be perpetually slim and the epitome of health. Echoing the beauty standards prevalent at her time of birth, her visage boasted striking deep green eyes and prominent cheekbones. Completing her distinctive allure was shoulder-length auburn hair, imbued with a shimmering silver frost — a feature that caught the eye and held it.

Her lineage hailed from two immortals: her father, David [dah-veed] Escavé, a titan of analytic prowess, and her mother, Bree Sidarri, a psychoanalyst revered for her empathic insights. The union of their talents was masterfully encoded into Brisleda’s DNA, harmonizing the intellectual with the emotional in her genetic tapestry.

During her Labor Stage, Brisleda served as a circuit harmonizer, a role that involved the tedious calibration of electronic systems. It was as monotonous as any Labor Stage profession. She understood its purpose in forming citizens through shared forbearance but the obvious pointlessness clashed with the complexity of her intellect and aspirations. She exercised her option to leave as soon as the opportunity arose on her 30th birthday.

Embracing motherhood brought her an unexpected and profound joy. She cherished every moment with her daughter, guiding and nurturing her until she, too, left to establish her own pod. It was then that Leda encountered the constraints of societal regulations — the rigid "one person, one child" rule. Finding such limitations stifling and incompatible with her desires, she made a pivotal choice. In 2332, yearning for the freedom to live by her own principles, Brisleda joined the Craterists, seeking a life beyond the confines of regulated perfection.