Diferencia entre revisiones de «Ulaam»

▲== Personality ==

▲Similar to how [[VenDell]] goes around making deals with people for their bones once they die{{book ref|mb6|3}}, Ulaam attempts to make offers for organs and limbs such as [[Tress]]’s eyes, kidney, tongue, brain, hands, and toes.{{book ref|tress|18}}{{book ref|tress|28}}{{book ref|tress|47}}{{book ref|tress|57}} He does not often attempt to mimic humans or other animals, resulting in a completely unique personality, even among others of his kind.{{book ref|tress|42}}

▲Ulaam claims to be the least dangerous thing on the ship; after being accused of eating people by [[Ann]], he clarifies that he only eats dead ones and compares himself to an earthworm or bacteria.

▲{{quote|I always say, when trouble troubles you, keep a stiff’s upper lip! Or several.|Ulaam}}

▲Ulaam is well liked and respected by his crewmates. He is always willing and enthused to give medical attention, assist with experiments, or engage in friendly bargaining. Whether he is physically unable or simply morally opposed, he tells Tress that it would be improper to interfere and assist with the crew’s mutiny and that he can only offer medical attention if required.{{book ref|tress|47}} He mentions that he must remain neutral when it comes to certain people like the Sorceress. There are supposed rules that he follows but Hoid does not.{{book ref|tress|57}}

▲Being a kandra, he has the ability to dramatically alter his physical form.{{book ref|mb1|35}} While aboard Crow’s Song, he maintains inhumanly sharp features, ashen grey skin, jet-black hair, and blood red eyes. He dresses in a sharp suit (previously belonging to Hoid) of a style Tress is unfamiliar with. She finds the pure-black, pressed, buttonless suit more elegant than the uniforms her island’s nobility wore.{{book ref|tress|18}}

▲== Abilities ==

▲Like the kandra seen on Scadrial, Ulaam is functionally immortal and able to manipulate his physical form.{{book ref|tress|24}} He mentions that he has eaten and mimicked several two-headed snakes. He grows and cuts off an ear on his forearm without displaying a hint of any pain.{{book ref|tress|28}} He is nearly impossible to kill and is confident in his abilities to survive being thrown into an ocean of spores.{{book ref|tress|47}} Captain [[Crow]] shot him several times when he first arrived to which he described the experience as being invigorating.{{book ref|tress|18}}

▲Ann calls him a zombie but he claims that that is a crude and inaccurate term. She defends the word by stating that he has no heartbeat and his skin is cold. In response, Ulaam notes that both of those adaptations reduce his caloric intake.{{book ref|tress|18}}

▲Acting as the ship’s surgeon, Ulaam administers salves to injured crew members healing their wounds supernaturally quickly. He requests no payments for his services besides occasional corpses.{{book ref|tress|18}}