Peebee

Pelessaria B'Sayle
Species	Asari
Origin	Port Lerama, Hyetiana
Height	167 cm
Weight	52 kg
Known affiliations	None
Nicknames	Peebee
Combat roles/strengths	Gunslinger,; Biotic Destabilizer
Favorite weapon	Sidewinder Outlaw Pistol
Favorite skill	Invasion
Famous quote	"The Milky Way was so... been-there-done-that. Even if I hadn't done it, someone had."

Pelessaria B'Sayle, nicknamed Peebee, is an asari squadmember.

Bio

Peebee walks to her own daredevil drumbeat and has an unrivaled thirst for adventure. She's pathologically independent but manages to maintain a loose, even friendly spirit. Bored with the Milky Way, she would have done anything to join the Initiative – flirt, favors, fudged credentials. But to her, she was just hitching a ride to the great unknown.

A potent biotic and dead-eye pistol shot, Peebee's daring on the field of combat is bolstered by an irreverent attitude and an almost reckless abandon. Elusive and hard to target, she has an uncanny ability to make enemies more vulnerable, and her biotic blast can devastate multiple foes at once.

Codex

Peebee describes herself freely as the foremost Milky Way expert on the Remnant and their technology. It is difficult to verify her qualifications for this, as many Nexus personnel records have been lost. DNA and fingerprint matches give the name "Pelessaria B'Sayle," although according to the revival schedule, that individual should still be in stasis. Peebee's only comment is, "nothing like getting a head start."

Piecing together information from Eos and the Nexus, Peebee was born on the planet Hyetiana in the Milky Way. After voyaging to Andromeda on the Nexus, she left the station some months ago to explore the Heleus Cluster alone and became fascinated by the Remnant. She has classified and dismantled several types of Remnant bot, but she prefers to keep her findings private for now.

Psychologically, Peebee demonstrates both extremely high intelligence and hyper-individualism. Her restlessness is typical of many asari in their Maiden phase of life, though few go so far as to visit another galaxy.