Verse has always been particularly fascinated by droids. Learning about them, interacting with them, and generally keeping them in her company. From protocol droids, to astromechs, to lowly servant droids, Verse is fond of them all. Perhaps it is because they are familiar; Verse interacted only with droids and other Hapans during her childhood. Or perhaps, more likely, she simply thinks they are neat. Whatever the cause, Verse is quick to employ automated labor to accomplish her ends more effectively. While this may allow Verse to more efficiently reach her goals, it sometimes serves to isolate her from her flesh-covered, breathing peers.

While on her home planet of Hapes, Verse was raised as a member of a house of minor nobility. This led to her learning much of the political machinations and techniques used to improve station in a courtly setting. While her noble ties are but a memory now in the Brotherhood, Verse retains her ability to detect subtleties in politics and utilize them to gain an advantage. For as much as Verse may benefit from this skill, the infighting that she witnessed during her time on Hapes has made her somewhat petty, and slower to trust.

Verse is often a Hapan of few words, especially with those that she does not know. While listening, her expression often remains impassive and less than interested in things going on around her. When spending time in a group, she is likely to speak very little, and questions addressed to her will be answered with as few words as possible. To Verse, her lack of response is an effect of great focus on her environment and the individuals within it. This behavior can be off-putting to others, thinking her ignorant or uncaring of the outside world; but when left to her own devices, Verse can glean great insights during her silent study.

Born within the isolationist Hapes Cluster, only recently in history opened to the borders of the rest of the Galaxy, Verse was raised largely unfamiliar with other species. From this she has developed a sense of the superiority of her own species, as well as a mild discomfort in interactions with other species. In addition, the matriarchal society of Hapes has cemented Verse’s notion that she is intellectually superior to males. While these factors serve to boost her confidence during interactions, her notions sometimes lead her to unfounded arrogance when dealing with unknown individuals.

In combat, Verse is patient enough to concoct cunning plans and traps that do not result in (immediate) defeat of her foe. From use of slow poisons to carefully-concealed tripwires or pits, Verse is happy to set up her enemy’s defeat in advance and be long gone by the time they are sinking helplessly into quicksand. While these techniques may take longer to set up, leaving Verse vulnerable to attack while she attempts them, if successful, Verse may enjoy her victory from afar in much better shape than if she attempted a frontal assault.

When Verse Theris gets in trouble, she finds no fault in bravely turning tail and getting the hell out of dodge. Obviously, this means that she tends to survive even the most deadly encounters... but the same can't always be said for her compatriots. This fact hasn't exactly made her the most popular among her peers, but hey, at least Verse Theris isn't dead yet.