Amalia Kedar

Doctor Amalia Inna Kedar is an Israeli biologist and xenobiologist from the outer colony of New Jerusalem in a small agriculture town called Tel Kebair. Amalia is a skilled doctor of biology with a minor in xenobiology. Amalia is also a male to female crossdresser who fully identifies as a woman. She grew up never knowing her father as he was killed on Washington during the Second Energy War one year after her birth. During her early childhood, Amalia's mother frequently placed her in beauty pageants, it was this reason why many people thought she was a girl, though it didn't help that these pageants were all meant for girls only. It wasn't until she hit puberty that she started to see herself developing like other girls, and since she already felt more like a girl than a boy, Amalia decided to just let it happen. When she was 15, her mother forced her undergo full gender reassignment surgery to complete her journey into womanhood. Amalia of course didn't argue despite not wanting to go through it, she however loves being a woman.

Physical Appearance

Amalia is a woman whose physical presentation embodies cultivated beauty shaped by both natural grace and years of personal refinement. Her face is heart-shaped with balanced symmetry—broad across the brow with a narrow, softly pointed chin. Her complexion is smooth, pale, and impeccably maintained, marked by a subtle underlying warmth that gives her skin a porcelain-like quality under natural and artificial lighting alike. There are no visible blemishes or inconsistencies, a testament to her meticulous grooming habits and genetic fortune. Her eyes, arguably her most commanding feature, are large and almond-shaped with thick, naturally dark lashes. The irises are a vivid hazel-green, shifting subtly in tone depending on light exposure—ranging from mossy green under lab fluorescents to a golden-amber hue in sunlight. The gaze they project is focused, intelligent, and at times intense, giving her a commanding presence in academic or professional settings. Her brows are dense but meticulously shaped into elegant arches, providing a bold frame for her upper face and amplifying her expressions—especially in moments of emphasis or thought.
Amalia’s nose is straight and refined, tapering slightly toward the tip without sharp angles, fitting proportionally with her facial structure. Her cheekbones are pronounced but not harsh, resting high on her face and catching light with every movement. Her mouth is wide with plush, well-defined lips—the upper slightly thinner than the lower, naturally rosy, and often parted just enough to reveal a straight row of white, carefully maintained teeth. Her smile, practiced yet warm, tends to linger, especially when she is engaged in conversation or passionate discussion about her work. Her hair is dark brown with a natural depth of tone, falling in full, controlled waves down her back and over her shoulders. It is parted slightly off-center and flows with a deliberate softness, with each strand appearing thick and healthy. The color contrasts distinctly with her skin, emphasizing the harmony of her overall features. Her jawline is slender but firm, with a graceful curve into a long, elegant neck that lends itself to composure and poise, both in the lab and under social scrutiny.
In terms of build, Amalia stands at a lithe 5 feet 6 inches and maintains a consistent weight of approximately 115 pounds. Her figure is classically hourglass: narrow at the waist, fuller through the hips and bust, with proportional shoulders that give her silhouette balance and femininity. Her limbs are long and delicately sculpted, neither overly muscular nor frail—just enough tone to suggest health and vitality rather than physical labor. Her hands are small and fine-boned, with long fingers and neatly trimmed nails, often admired for their dexterity during procedures or delicate xeno-dissections. She walks with a confident, deliberate gait—neither exaggerated nor rigid. Her back is straight, chin level, and steps purposeful. Even at rest, her bearing conveys a sense of self-possession rooted in discipline and experience. Whether on a research stage, standing before a panel, or reviewing microscope data, Amalia’s physical presence commands attention not through dominance, but through refinement—a quiet, cultivated strength that radiates from a woman who knows exactly who she is and refuses to be defined by anything less.

Attire and personal effects

Amalia Inna Kedar maintains an appearance that balances professionalism, femininity, and personal pride—an outward projection of her inner discipline and dignity. In the controlled environments of research facilities and academic conferences across New Jerusalem, Amalia is most frequently seen in a long-cut, pristinely pressed white lab coat. The garment, standard-issue for colonial biomedical practitioners, is modified subtly to reflect her preferences—fitted at the waist to complement her hourglass figure and equipped with reinforced inner lining to accommodate extended wear during high-exposure laboratory procedures. Two side pockets serve practical functions: the left houses a folded sheaf of hard-copy research notes secured by a brass clip, while the right is often seen with diagnostic instruments, stylus pens, or a data-slate slotted into its sleeve. Beneath her lab coat, Amalia favors a clean, refined professional ensemble. As shown in her standard press photos and academic appearances, this typically includes a beige silk-blend blouse buttoned conservatively at the collar and tucked into a charcoal-black pencil skirt that ends a hand’s width above the knee. The skirt’s fabric is synthetic, engineered for durability in humid laboratory conditions, but retains the smooth drape and aesthetic of finer woven attire. Completing her ensemble are matte black closed-toe heels—elegant, practical, and standard issue for medical field operatives working under formal codes of appearance. Her preferred shoes include internal arch support and a micro-woven sole for shock absorption, given the long hours she spends on her feet.
One of Amalia's most recognizable personal effects is a sterling silver Star of David necklace—small, unornamented, and always worn visibly outside her blouse. It serves not only as a religious symbol but as a private token of heritage, honoring both her faith and the memory of her father, Jonathan Kedar. The chain, delicate but reinforced with micro-alloy threading, was a gift from her mother upon Amalia's entry into university. Her earlobes are frequently adorned with matching gold studs—simple, elegant, and permitted under lab safety protocols. Amalia also keeps a narrow wristwatch with a chrome casing and white face—analog by design but enhanced with biometric sensors. This watch tracks her vitals during long experimentation periods and syncs to her lab’s mainframe, doubling as an access credential. In more relaxed settings, she swaps this with a softer bracelet—often handcrafted pieces from her collection of artisan jewelry, including a pearl band gifted by her stepfather, Hadar Straus, during her doctoral defense.
Though outwardly minimalistic, Amalia's appearance is never without intent; every article of clothing and accessory has been chosen to project mastery, elegance, and identity. Her wardrobe is not a mask, but a continuation of her philosophy: that the truest form of professionalism is being unapologetically oneself, even in a world that expects compromise.

Biography

Early life and education

Amalia Inna Kedar was born on June 17, 2697, in the quiet agricultural town of Tel Kebair, located within the Outer Colony of New Jerusalem. Her earliest years were marked by a profound absence: her father, Jonathan Kedar, was killed during the Second Energy War on the colony-world of Washington, just one year after her birth. She never knew him—only the memory preserved through photographs, his military dog tags, and the solemn recollections passed down by her mother, Rochel Shmerkin. This absence loomed large in her upbringing, shaping a household dynamic in which Rochel exercised complete authority over every aspect of Amalia's life.
From infancy, Amalia was raised strictly and exclusively as a girl. Her mother, who had herself once participated in beauty pageants, projected those ambitions onto her child with unwavering intensity. Rochel enrolled her in girls-only pageants before Amalia was old enough to protest, dressing her in frilled gowns, applying makeup, and training her to walk and speak with poise and charm. These events became a fixture of her early childhood. Strangers, judges, and even teachers assumed Amalia was simply another gifted young girl on the circuit—no one ever questioned it. With her delicate features, long dark brown hair, and already feminine demeanor, there was no external contradiction to challenge the illusion. Her environment was strictly curated. Amalia was only allowed to wear girls’ clothing—mostly dresses—and her room was filled with Barbie dolls, fashion accessories, and storybooks tailored for young girls. She participated in dress-up games and sleepovers with other girls, all of whom regarded her as no different from themselves. Her gender identity, from the outside world’s perspective, was never in question. It was a carefully constructed, tightly managed narrative reinforced by constant repetition and structure. By her ninth birthday, her mother began administering a regimen of female hormones and testosterone blockers. These were not framed as a medical intervention, but rather as a natural next step in her development as a young woman. Rochel explained it in simple terms Amalia could understand: this was how she would become just like all the other girls. There was no conversation, no alternatives offered—just direction, and expectation. Amalia, conditioned since infancy to see herself as female, accepted the treatment without resistance. It wasn’t a matter of confusion or denial; it was what she had always been told she was.
As she advanced into middle and high school, Amalia’s mindset was entirely feminine. She had been raised in a world where no alternative existed. Her voice, mannerisms, and sense of self reflected that of a typical teenage girl. Teachers and peers regarded her as such, and any trace of her original gender had long since been suppressed—socially, emotionally, and chemically. By fifteen, she had never seen herself as anything other than female, though part of her still hesitated at what came next. That year, her mother insisted she undergo full gender reassignment surgery. It was presented as an inevitability—a final step in a journey that had begun the day Amalia was born. Though Amalia herself did not want to go through with it, she did not resist. She had long since learned that resistance was not permitted, and more importantly, she had internalized the belief that this was the only path available to her. Her decision to go through with the surgery was not made out of enthusiasm, but out of obligation and a deep-seated desire to keep her mother proud. In doing so, Amalia permanently cemented her identity as a woman—formally, legally, and physically—continuing forward as she always had: living the life that had been chosen for her.

Modeling & pageants

As Amalia grew up, her mother's ambition for her to follow in her footsteps as a beauty queen never faded. Despite being born a male, she was forced to enter beauty pageants one after another. Her mother kept pushing and forcing Amalia to partake in all sorts of girly activities, such as makeup tutorials and runway walks. Of course, these were all initiated by the expectations of the audience and judges at each pageant.
Amalia found herself in the spotlight constantly; it began to take its toll on her mental health. She felt pressured to look perfect all the time and was tired of pretending like nothing was wrong with her life despite everything she had been through and accomplished thus far.
Fortunately for Amalia, there was something even better than pageants - modeling! In high school she often put her looks to good use by doing photoshoots for local fashion magazines or attending events that highlighted young women's talent or beauty. While modeling certainly wasn't a cure-all for her stress from pageant life, it did help Amalia gain more confidence in herself. And while this was no doubt thrilling for Amalia; it turned out that what made her truly happy in life is when she decided to pursue a career in biology and xenobiologist- AS A DOCTOR.

College life

In college, Amalia finally found her true calling. She enrolled in a pre-med program and quickly excelled in all her courses. Her passion for biology and xenobiology was unmatched, and she knew right away that she wanted to become a doctor. Amalia threw herself into her studies and worked hard to maintain her high grades, all while continuing to model on the side to pay for her tuition.
Despite the challenges of being a transgender woman in the field, Amalia never let anyone tell her she couldn't achieve her dreams. She was determined to become a successful and prove to everyone that she was more than just a pretty face.
As a woman in the scientific field, Amalia faced some discrimination and prejudice from some of her colleagues, though nothing like it was back in the 21st century. Amalia became known as a brilliant mind and hard worker, and her reputation preceded her wherever she went. She was often invited to speak at conferences and seminars, and her research in the field of xenobiology was groundbreaking.

Offer of employment by Office of Space Intelligence and Refusal

One day, Amalia received an unexpected phone call from the Office of Space Intelligence. They had heard about her work in xenobiology and wanted to offer her a position as a top researcher. Amalia was taken aback by this offer and didn't know what to say at first. She had always dreamed of working on a bigger level, however, she wasn't sure that should with OSI. As they were known for their secrecy and questionable methods, Amalia was hesitant about joining such an organization. She thanked them for the offer but ultimately declined, citing her concerns about the ethical standards of the OSI.
Despite turning down the offer, Amalia couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder and excitement at the thought of working on a bigger scale. She knew that her skills in xenobiology could be put to use on a grander level, but she didn't want to compromise her values to do so. This, of course, was not the answer OSI wanted to hear, they wanted to maintain a monopoly on all xeno-related fields and Amalia's rejection of their offer would not be taken lightly, and they continued to harass her and blocked her from certain resources and funds that she needed for her research.
Eventually, she got so fed-up, that she used some of her connections and got a meeting with the chairman of the United Space Command, Fleet Admiral Martin Gains after OSI's harassment of her. Gains then went directly to OSI's Commander-in Chief, who put an end to the endless harassment and apologized for their agents behavior. Amalia was relieved that she no longer had to deal with the constant pressure from OSI and could focus on her research again. However, she couldn't shake the feeling that there was more to the OSI's interest in her work than just her skills in xenobiology.

Personal life

Amalia's personal life is quite different from her professional life. When she isn't working in the lab, she enjoys using her time to explore different hobbies and interests. One of these is modeling which she finds to be a fun and rewarding outlet for her feminine side. She always been gifted with striking features and a tall, lean figure, so being able to express herself through the art of modeling is something that makes her very happy.
Aside from modeling, Amalia also loves spending time at the beach, either with her boyfriend or with some of her closest girl-friends. Swimming in the ocean or just lying out on the sand to relax is one of her favorite activities when she needs a break from work. She also enjoys reading classic science fiction novels as it allows her to escape and gives her an opportunity to lose herself in stories of adventure, mystery, and exploration.

Family and relations

Amalia is the only daughter Jonathan and Rochel Kedar, and stepdaughter of Hadar Straus with three stepsisters, Irena, Eliza, and Ayala Straus. Despite being busy with her work, Amalia always makes time for her family. She is close to her stepfather, who had been a major influence on her life. Hadar had always encouraged her to pursue her dreams and had supported her through thick and thin. Her stepsisters were also a big part of her life, and she often relied on them for emotional support. Amalia is also happily engaged with her long-time boyfriend, Jacob Da'vid.

Personality & Traits

Amalia is a strong-willed and independent woman who deeply values her integrity and beliefs. She is highly intelligent and dedicated to her work in xenobiology, constantly striving to learn more about the intricacies of alien wildlife. Her passion and expertise in the field is unmatched, and often leads her to become so engrossed in her work that she forgets to take care of herself. Despite her fierce dedication to her work, Amalia is also a caring and empathetic individual. She places a great deal of importance on her relationships with her family and loved ones, and always makes time to be there for them. Her close bond with her stepfather and stepsisters is a testament to her kind and nurturing nature.
However, underneath her calm and collected exterior lies a fiery spirit that is not afraid to stand up for what she believes in, as evidenced by her confrontation with the OSI. Amalia is not afraid to speak her mind and fight for what she believes is right, even if it means going against authority figures or societal norms. This fierce independence and dedication to her beliefs can sometimes make her seem stubborn or argumentative to those who do not know her well.

Amalia Kedar

(She, Her, Hers)

Biographical information

Homeworld

New Jerusalem

Born

June 17, 2697; Tel Kebair, New Jerusalem (age 27)

Conditions

Gender Dysphoria, Transgender

Personal details

Species

Human

Gender

Transgender Female

Nationality

Israeli

Parents

Jonathan Kedar (father)

Rochel Shmerkin (mother)

Hadar Straus (step-father)

Spouse

Jacob Da'vid (boyfriend)

Sibling(s)

Irena Straus (step-sister)

Eliza Straus (step-sister)

Ayala Straus (step-sister)

Sexuality

Straight; Amalia solely considers herself to be a heterosexual woman and is only attracted to men.

Gender Identity

Female

Height

5 ft. 6 inch.

Weight

115 lb.

Bust

38C-cup

Skin Color

White

Hair color

dark brown

Eye color

Hazel-green

Religion

Judaism