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K. "Ander" Anand

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Kinu "Ander" Anand was a pioneer aboard the AISV Cicada who died in the Graveyard Caves while searching for Zip's blackbox.

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Full NameKinu Anand
NicknameAnder
StatusDeceased
GenderMale
OccupationAble Spacer
AffiliationMongolian Free States (Formerly), Alterra Corporation (Pioneer Program), Cicada Survivors
Voice ActorPranshu Mishra

Kinu Anand, known by his nickname Ander, was a pioneer aboard the Cicada when it crashed onto Proteus. He was one of the children of Mogami and a talented spacer. Ander died in the Graveyard Caves alongside eight other pioneers while searching for Zip's blackbox.

Blackbox Location

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NameLocationDepthCoordinates
AnderIn the Graveyard Caves245 meters-301855, 456811, -24464

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Source: Acquire a blackbox belonging to Ander

K. "Ander" Anand

Gender: M

Mission role: Able spacer

Pay rate: Nökhör [companion, friend; expired Mongolian Free States trademark for an entry-level worker]

Biography: Child of Mogami Kinu. Uses mother's name as matronymic, in Mongolian fashion. Expresses concerning beliefs about the relationship between biobeds and moral responsibility.

Notes: Like other young pioneers, important to colony morale.

Blackbox 01

Source: Find Ander's blackbox in the Graveyard caves

Blackbox: K. "Ander" Anand, 01

POSTMORTEM

Ander died of asphyxiation. He entered a trance state and became unresponsive. Ander had severe viremia.

Ander died alongside eight other pioneers.

Ander died about 235,000 hours ago.

Ander's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in a nearby base camp. Due to extreme levels of retroviral contamination, Ander was marked 'do not print' and scheduled for reset from an earlier state.

This fork of Ander's life ended.

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