Udal Singh
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Added character profile, blackbox locations, and databank entries for Udal Singh.
-| Field | Details |+| Attribute | Details | | :--- | :--- | | **Affiliation** | Alterra Corporation (Alterra Alms, Pioneer Program, AISV Cicada), Cicada Survivors, Jubilee | | **Occupation** | Survival Xenobiologist | | **Gender** | Male |-| **Status** | Unknown |+| **Status** | Alive | | **Voice Actor** | Pranshu Mishra | -**Udal Singh**, commonly known as **Singh**, is a Pioneer who was part of the **AISV Cicada** crew that crashed onto **Proteus**. He is the partner of **Iso** (Rauli Isotalo). As a xenobiologist, Singh has taken a great interest in studying the **Axum**. His research brought him dangerously close to the **Axum Tailings**, resulting in his death on multiple occasions. Due to Alterra's reprinting technology, he continues to survive despite these fatal encounters.+**Udal Singh**, commonly known as **Singh**, is a Pioneer who was part of the *AISV Cicada* crew that crashed onto Proteus. He is the partner of Iso and a xenobiologist with a deep interest in studying the Axum. His aggressive research methods often bring him into conflict with the Tailing, resulting in his death on multiple occasions. +Singh's last recorded death occurred approximately 250,000 hours ago when he asphyxiated after being caught in a net by a Tailing. Following this event, he was reprinted and joined the Jubilee settlement. His last known location was Camp One, where he left a note advising: *"Flares will distract the big predators. — Singh"*.+ ## Blackbox Locations -The following blackboxes belonging to Udal Singh can be found in various locations across Proteus. Recovering them provides insight into his repeated deaths and reprints.+Singh's blackboxes can be found at the following locations: | Image | Name | Location | Depth | Coordinates | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |-|  | Blackbox - Singh (impaled) | Under a **BFJ** with a large clump of **Cherimoya Rotsac** North of **Camp One** | 45 meters | -327148, 394463, -4540 |-|  | Blackbox - Singh (impaled) | On a **Pioneer Seabases** platform North of the **Digestion** **Angel Comb** | 35 meters | -331434, 413315, -3625 |-|  | Blackbox - Singh (impaled) | Under a **Coral Dome** above the **Graveyard** | 95 meters | -306895, 458743, -9519 |-|  | Blackbox - Singh (depth 205m - unknown attacker) | Near the **Cicada Wreck (Therapy Room)** on the outskirts of the **Karakorum Power Plant** | 200 meters | -135588, 453278, -20400 |+|  | Blackbox - Singh (impaled) | Under a BFJ with a large clump of Cherimoya Rotsac North of Camp One | 45 meters | -327148, 394463, -4540 |+|  | Blackbox - Singh (impaled) | On a Pioneer Seabases platform North of the Digestion Angel Comb | 35 meters | -331434, 413315, -3625 |+|  | Blackbox - Singh (impaled) | Under a Coral Dome above the Graveyard | 95 meters | -306895, 458743, -9519 |+|  | Blackbox - Singh (depth 205m - unknown attacker) | Near the Therapy Room wreck on the outskirts of the Karakorum Power Plant | 200 meters | -135588, 453278, -20400 | +**Dialog from Deep Blackbox:**+> **Singh:** "Iso! The Tailings - they got Tuba, they took Mel's tanks! Go help him, I'll -" *[Sound of impact]*+ ## Databank Entries ### Profile **Udal "Singh" Singh** * **Gender:** M * **Mission role:** Survival xenobiologist * **Pay rate:** Bagatur [hero, knight; expired Mongolian Free States trademark for a specialized/valuable worker] * **Biography:** Sikh born in the Kampung Bintang. Extreme risk-taker, but unlike partner Rauli Isotalo, not motivated by thrill. Biobed imaging diagnoses him with a possible amygdala lesion, leaving him unable to correctly sense danger. Strongly motivated by curiosity and excitement. * **Notes:** Good test case for therapeutic reprinting. -### Blackbox Logs+### Blackbox Records **Blackbox: Singh, Udal "Singh" 01**+* **POSTMORTEM:** Singh died of penetrating trauma. He was impaled by a metal spear. Singh died alone. Singh died about 250,000 hours ago.+* **Reprinting:** Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in Habitat. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset. Singh's life continued. -**POSTMORTEM**- -Singh died of penetrating trauma. He was impaled by a metal spear.- -Singh died alone.- -Singh died about 250,000 hours ago.- -Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in Habitat. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset.- -Singh's life continued.- **Blackbox: Singh, Udal "Singh" 02**+* **POSTMORTEM:** Singh died of drowning. He swam into a net and was unable to escape. His tools were removed before his death. Singh spoke to someone before dying. Singh died alone. Singh died a bit less than 250,000 hours ago.+* **Reprinting:** Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in a nearby base camp. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset. Singh's life continued. -**POSTMORTEM**- -Singh died of drowning. He swam into a net and was unable to escape. His tools were removed before his death.- -Singh spoke to someone before dying. Singh died alone.- -Singh died a bit less than 250,000 hours ago.- -Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in a nearby base camp. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset.- -Singh's life continued.- **Blackbox: Singh, Udal "Singh" 03**+* **POSTMORTEM:** Singh died of thoracic trauma. He was knocked against metal and lost consciousness. His chest was compressed by a vise or claw until his lungs were too bruised to function. Singh died near two coworkers. Singh died about 236,000 hours ago.+* **Reprinting:** Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in a nearby base camp. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset. Singh's life continued. -Parsing blackbox data. Outputting natural language report.- -Singh died of thoracic trauma. He was knocked against metal and lost consciousness. His chest was compressed by a vise or claw until his lungs were too bruised to function.- -Singh died near two coworkers.- -Singh died about 236,000 hours ago.- -Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in a nearby base camp. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset.- -Singh's life continued.- **Blackbox: Singh, Udal "Singh" 04**+* **POSTMORTEM:** Singh died of cervical dislocation. He was picked up and moved rapidly. Contralateral pressure was applied to his head and spine. Singh died alone. Singh died about 240,000 hours ago.+* **Reprinting:** Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in a nearby base camp. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset. Singh's life continued. -Parsing blackbox data. Outputting natural language report.- -Singh died of cervical dislocation. He was picked up and moved rapidly. Contralateral pressure was applied to his head and spine.- -Singh died alone.- -Singh died about 240,000 hours ago.- -Singh's blackbox transmitted him to a biobed in a nearby base camp. Despite elevated levels of contamination (particularly heavy metals and retroviral DNA), Singh was reprinted without a reset.- -Singh's life continued.- ### Field Notes **Singh - "Why are the Axum hostile?"**+> Field notes, Udal Singh, observing the Axum Tailings in the Karakorum ruins. My reprint site is base camp near the observatory.+>+> This time they killed me right away. They really don't like us coming into the ruins. They are obviously capable of communication and social behavior. Why are they so damn hostile?+>+> According to Nahema's research we are the only life on this world not infected by the Proteavirus. Maybe the virus provokes violence against the uninfected? I don't know. It feels too convenient. "The natives hate us because they're sick!" More likely they have good reason to distrust humans.+>+> And they know we come back when they kill us. So maybe they are communicating. Maybe they're trying to teach us: you cross this line, you die. -Field notes, Udal Singh, observing the Axum Tailings in the Karakorum ruins. My reprint site is base camp near the observatory.- -This time they killed me right away. They really don't like us coming into the ruins. They are obviously capable of communication and social behavior. Why are they so damn hostile?- -According to Nahema's research we are the only life on this world not infected by the Proteavirus. Maybe the virus provokes violence against the uninfected? I don't know. It feels too convenient. "The natives hate us because they're sick!" More likely they have good reason to distrust humans.- -And they know we come back when they kill us. So maybe they are communicating. Maybe they're trying to teach us: you cross this line, you die.- **Singh - "Electricity before fire"**- -Field notes, Udal Singh.- -The Karakorum ruins imply a civilization that developed to the same level as pre-Expansion Earth. They had electrical power, industrial metals, digital computers, orbital spaceflight, the whole suite. But they arrived to the same place along a different path.- -They got electricity FIRST. I think they — hang on a minute, I've got to hide - I think the Axum themselves can sense electricity. Like sharks. And they figured out, hey, these long bacterial fibers - these things carry an electrical current. Then some clever Axum wrapped those fibers up into a generator. And once you've got a generator you can make your own electricity and start pulling metal from the seawater. Farming the sea to make tools. All without one spark of fire.- -Imagine it. Undersea cities as old as Troy or Harappa, but with telegraph lines and electric lighting. Thousands of years before the first flame. To us, electricity means modernity. To the Axum...it's as old as bronze.- -### Related Entries- -* Mantis/Singh/Zip - "Alien observatory access"-* Iso/Singh - "How to see the unseen"-* Singh - "Tailings settlement"-* Tuba/Singh - "New recipe"+> Field notes, Udal Singh.+>+> The Karakorum ruins imply a civilization that developed to the same level as pre-Expansion Earth. They had electrical power, industrial metals, digital computers, orbital spaceflight, the whole suite. But they arrived to the same place along a different path.+>+> They got electricity FIRST. I think they — hang on a minute, I've got to hide - I think the Axum themselves can sense electricity. Like sharks. And they figured out, hey, these long bacterial fibers - these things carry an electrical current. Then some clever Axum wrapped those fibers up into a generator. And once you've got a generator you can make your own electricity and start pulling metal from the seawater. Farming the sea to make tools. All without one spark of fire.+>+> Imagine it. Undersea cities as old as Troy or Harappa, but with telegraph lines and electric lighting. Thousands of years before the first flame. To us, electricity means modernity. To the Axum...it's as old as bronze.
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