Joavan Orella

Joavan Orella
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Primary Information
Universe	Testament
Creator	Dantanius
Status	Alive
Appearances	Testament (story)
Vital Statistics
Species	Bio-Morph (Hunyago)
Ethnicity	As Human: Japanese
Gender	Female
Age	1206 years
Date of Birth	794 CE
Hair Color	As Human: Black
Eye Color	As Human: Brown As Morph: White
Height	158 cm (5 ft 2 in)
Homeplanet	Mergen
Occupation	Intellectual
Affiliation	Earth Exploration Committee (1848-1849) Bio Administration (1866-present) Human Readiness Committee (1898-2000)
Relations
Mother	Unknown
Father	Unknown
Lover(s)	Ceadde Ramm (1552-1556)
Friends	Cassyon Notker Tassilo Clovis Zenahir sisters
Abilities & Inventory
Abilities	Genius level intellect Shape-shifting Superhuman strength Superhuman speed
Transformations	Human female of Japanese descent
Weaponry	Flatliner Rifle
Attire	Flag of Japan shoulder patch

Joavan Orella is a Bio-Morph intellectual. In the Human Readiness Committee she is known as the Bio-Morph of Japan. Identified as a human named Kaiya Nozomi (Japanese Kanji: 野上佳弥 English pronounce: K-eye-ah No-zo-mi)

Joavan was born during Belus V's reign. Raised in Esid, the capital of the empire. Taught under Anshan Cyrus as one of his intellectual disciples along with Alaric. Reaching adulthood, she joined the imperial forces as a scout.

History Edit

Life in the Bio Administration Edit

Unlike most of the billions of morphs who left the infant Bio Administration to form the Morph Diaspora, Joavan willingly stayed to assist in the reconstruction of destroyed cities from the 10-year ideological clash. In 1872 she was promoted to lieutenant of the Cognitive Perspicuous Group of the Trinity (CPGT) tasked with ensuring the preservation of the Administration from outside threats. Another was guarding Gul Banu personally supervised by Chliste Arweinyyd, the Administration's head of intelligence.

Trivia Edit

• Joavan's birth year coincides with the beginning of the Heian period in 794.
• Kaiya, from the Japanese language, means Forgiveness.
• Nozomi, a Japanese feminine name in Kanji Japanese, that means "wishful beauty".
• In many Asian cultures, particularly Japan, white represents reverence, purity, and simplicity.