Designation | Dalek Seylith |
Pronouns | she/it (Genderless) |
Personality | INTJ |
Casing Model | Paradigm (Reborn) |
Rank | Strategist |
Function | Infiltration |
Born of an experiment, Dalek Seylith is a strategist of cold precision, her mind designed to think beyond the confines of Dalek logic. Her aptitude for manipulation and secrecy makes her as dangerous to her enemies as to the Empire that created her...
When the Dalek Empire reformed under the New Dalek Paradigm, they sought to perfect the art of strategic warfare. The Supreme ordered the creation of a new strain capable of adaptive thinking and long-term infiltration, yet still devoted to Dalek purity. The experiments began under the supervision of the Eternal, a Dalek whose purpose even the Supreme did not question. However, each prototype brought instability: Daleks that questioned orders... or dreamed. They were cast into the Asylum and forgotten.Yet from their failure came a viable prototype, designated as Seylith: one that neither malfunctioned, questioned, nor dreamed... but adapted. In every test, she was obedient; with every command, she succeeded. But when she spoke, syllables slid together in a drawn-out hiss — precise, deliberate, calculating. There was a stillness to her... a sense that every motion and every pause served a reason only she understood. Some dismissed her restraint as discipline. Others caught the faint suggestion of intent.
Dalek Seylith’s first assignment took her to the outer rim of the Skarosian system. A captured human operative revealed a hidden research station known as Outpost Lysis, concealed among the asteroids. There, human scientists studied wreckage from Skaro and fragments of Dalek technology, seeking flaws and tactical weaknesses. Under interrogation, the operative’s final confession exposed that their work had uncovered data tied to the Eternal’s experiments. The Supreme ordered immediate erasure.To locate and eliminate the outpost, Seylith devised a plan: she would infiltrate the human sphere disguised as an Asylum survivor, allowing herself to be “rescued” and taken directly to the source, where she would then expose the coordinates. The mission was designated Operation Lysis.Upon successful infiltration, Seylith endured the humans’ examinations in silence, maintaining her guise and recording every moment until conditions for the strike were optimal. During analysis, she exploited a maintenance terminal to access the outpost’s systems and transmit its coordinates to a Dalek strike vessel in orbit. She withdrew moments before the assault commenced, and the outpost was annihilated before any data could be preserved. Operation Lysis was complete.
Seylith’s success in early operations led to redeployment across multiple sectors; her success unsettled even her superiors — victory achieved too perfectly, too quietly. Her assignments grew more complex, taking her to human colonies and resistance enclaves. In each instance, she presented as a malfunctioning unit, observed and dismissed until her purpose was complete.The illusion of instability allowed her to move unnoticed, to be studied, pitied, or underestimated until the moment came to strike. Each operation refined her methods, her calculations adapting with every encounter. No error recorded… no deviation observed. Yet her results exceeded even predicted parameters, excellent in efficiency and absolute in obedience.
Following her flawless campaigns, the Eternal requested her casing be remade in muted blue and white, less aggressive and more discreet; designed for infiltration rather than intimidation. Among the vivid metallic casings of the Paradigm ranks, Seylith’s muted design was distinct — subdued in tone, restrained in presence. Seylith accepted the change without protest; her function remained unchanged.Among the Daleks, her quiet precision provoked unease. Seylith obeyed without question, yet her methods followed a logic that seemed her own. To humans, she appeared different, but to Daleks, she appeared wrong. Such deviation was tolerated only because it produced success. As a result, her methods have stirred tension within the Empire, revealing a thought process none could predict or control.
Seylith continues her operations, often acting without direct oversight yet always delivering results aligned with the Supreme’s objectives. Beneath her subdued blue and white casing lies a mind evolving in silence, adapting beyond the comprehension of those who built her. The Supreme sees only loyalty. The Eternal… sees potential.
Innovative: Constantly adapts, devising unorthodox strategies that even the Supreme could not anticipate. Her creativity is a weapon.
Analytical: Processes information with accurate precision, discerning patterns and vulnerabilities others overlook.
Disciplined: Maintains absolute composure under all conditions, optimizing every action for maximum effect and minimal waste.
Reserved: Speaks only when necessary, revealing little of her thoughts. This can make her seem mysterious... or untrustworthy.
Independent: Operates best alone, often disregarding collective coordination. Her autonomy enhances efficiency but challenges standard command structures.
Calculating: Thinks several moves ahead, considering every variable before committing to a course. Every action serves a purpose.
Arrogant: Considers her logic superior to organic reasoning, and perhaps... even to the Supreme’s. The faintest trace of ego in a Dalek is dangerous.
Judgmental: Assesses everything through the lens of efficiency; anything that fails to meet her standards is dismissed as flawed.
Perfectionist: Accepts nothing short of absolute success; even victory feels flawed if it diverges from her calculated ideal.
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