Nine

Funny, cool, not very bright, sensitive and sometimes emotional, loud. Nine is a fuzzy alien humanoid with digitigrade paws for legs and retractable claws. Their fur is white and their hair is silver with yellow/blue dyed tips. They have heterochromia, so one of their irises are a lemon yellow and the other one an ocean blue. They’re insecure about their eyes though, and tend to wear sunglasses in public to not get stared at. 6’10” tall. Nine has low self confidence, despite their confident persona, so they react highly to compliments.

Algebra-aliens or algebraliens are highly evolved apex predators that resemble giant alienoid felines that stand upright with sharp teeth and claws, and they are full of surprises. Their ‘fur’ is actually made up of very small feathers that ruffle up when flustered. They are egg laying, feline like mammals with 6 nipples along their stomach. They experience heat cycles. They have a second jaw of teeth in their throat accompanied by black tentacles that pull food along, along with long pointed tongues. Algebraliens are warm blooded and are obligate carnivores (meaning they can get sick if they eat anything that isn’t meat). These alien creatures have incredible vision and sense of smell, and have a tendency to act on instinct if a certain smell triggers it. Algebraliens have some intense mating habits, the most subtle being feather grooming (particularly on tail and back), but can get quite rough with each other because of their high durability, usually biting and scratching people they consider sexual mates. Algebraliens only have one physical sex, and so they are generally viewed as one gender (while still having diverse gender identities) this alien species have a vertical cloaca where they have a tendril cock that comes out the top and internalized testicles, mesolecithal eggs (resembling frogspawn) come out this tentacle and insert into mate’s inside, where fertilized eggs develop a hardened shell within a week and unfertilized eggs are absorbed. Eggs with hardened shells are then pushed back out and hatch on their own in a year and a half. Algebraliens can’t genetically breed with humans, and self fertilization is very rare.

Nine uses all pronouns