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Click

Listed as “Click (Arknights)”

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Click is an independent video producer turned operator on Rhodes Island. Known for her popular outdoor videos, she captures natural scenery and survival in the wilderness. Despite a fear of certain Felines, she faces dangers head-on, relying on her drone and upgraded skills to support from the rear and record battle footage.

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Click is an independent video producer who has gained significant popularity online. She specializes in shooting videos of natural scenery and survival in the wilderness. Although she primarily works behind the scenes, providing support and recording battle footage as a Caster, she decided to join Rhodes Island, an organization that deals with various crises in Terra.

Click was one of the early pioneers in the world of online video production. She embraced the emergence of intercity networks and portable photography devices, using them to capture and share her videos with a wide audience. Despite the limitations of network transmission range and video fidelity, this form of content creation became trendy and Click found success by focusing on outdoor videos.

While Click doesn't harbor any particular animosity towards Felines, she maintains a cautious distance from them based on her past experiences. She occasionally warns others to stay away from Felines, seemingly considering them as potential enemies. However, her fear is not directed towards all Felines, as she is not afraid of certain individuals like Mousse or Jessica. It's only in the presence of Felines such as Indra or SilverAsh that she feels the need to hide. She struggles to define her phobia specifically but often describes Felines as looking "really scary."

Before joining Rhodes Island, Click faced financial difficulties due to her broken photography equipment. She had hired a technician to retrofit her unmanned photography drone, but the technician left for another city before completing the repairs. With insufficient funds to pursue the technician or cover her living expenses, Click applied for a video producer position with a pharmaceutical company, hoping to earn quick money to fix her drone and continue her online career. However, fate took a different turn when she encountered Rhodes Island.

On Rhodes Island, Click's drone was not only repaired but also upgraded with enhancements she would have never imagined. The team made the drone more sensitive, sturdier, and even equipped it with some firepower for self-defense. Impressed by the support she received, Click renewed her employment contract and obtained filming permission, officially becoming an operator on Rhodes Island.

In the dangerous world of Terra, producing outdoor videos alone is a challenging task. Beyond the relative safety of cities, peril lurks everywhere, requiring Click to extensively research and assess the danger levels, weather conditions, and topography of filming locations before each session. Despite her thorough preparation, unforeseen obstacles can still arise. In such cases, Click relies on her own bravery to face the storm and ensure her safety.

There is a peculiar aspect to Click's physiology. While examining her, it was discovered that her Originium concentration did not meet the criteria for infection. However, a noteworthy observation was made: when subjected to high emotional stress, her irises undergo a distinct change, turning red, and she becomes more aggressive. For the safety of those around her, it is advised to press the emergency button if her eyes turn red and her behavior becomes aggressive while in one's presence. This information prompted a re-evaluation of her status, emphasizing the need to monitor her closely when she exhibits such symptoms.

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