Talen'ta'rado

"The boy's brilliance knows no bounds- None that our brightest minds could possibly hope to surpass, at the very least. I put forth a request for him to undergo formal training, and he passed their entry exams so quickly and flawlessly, they booted him for cheating and won't respond to my appeals to let him back in. Frankly, my only honest hope is that his therapy pays off; For all his intellect, his grasp of common morality is... Shaky, at best."

~Ex-High-Admiral Karav'ta'rado of the First Galaxy

The Little Blue Bastard
Going under many names, the previous High Admiral of the First Galaxy, while not even an Ann'mui, made a name known for himself- Much the same as his employer- For similar reasons, though, quite unlike Ar-i, the short little Chiss felt no remorse later on. He had weaseled his way to the very peak of the First Galaxy, utilizing the near-birthright status of his family to the fullest extent, before the Emperor made his decision to give the people of the Galaxy a life free of the power of the Ann'mui and First Galaxy, and En'tar, infuriated at a sudden decline in funding towards his sadistic scientific ventures, ultimately decided to betray the organization to an extent that not even Ar-i himself could have predicted: Slaughtering the bridge crew of the flagship, the Dark Lance, and turning the Superlaser onto both Ar-i and the faces of the Resistance, the Ch'lorrs. This, while often assumed to be En'tar's demise, proved to be merely a single incident, of many, in which the Chiss cheated death, and his legacy of terror continued well on after the Suicide War.

C'ei Enlet dul Seter
Created some time in the interim between losing funding and betraying both the First Galaxy and the Resistance, The Cost of Power are a trio of powerful, tentacle-like arms, roughly sixty feet long at their fullest extent, which connect to a cybernetic, neuronal link, implanted at the base of En'tar's spinal cord. Because of this direct link into the reflexive core of his brain, the arms can react just as swiftly as his normal ones, with far greater force, as the mechanical "Muscle" of hydraulics and cordage give the arms incredible power; Enough to easily lift and hurl a fully-grown adult Ann'mui, and propel En'tar himself through the air like a jump-pack.

The arms themselves are connected to a small, backpack-like structure, loaded with all manner of implements meant to reduce mass, from repulsor lifts to Abra'xait. The armour of this structure itself is extremely weak, with thin plating across the entire structure, however, its size and proximity to En'tar himself makes any strike to land on it just as dangerous as one landing on his actual body, and thus, considered too expensive to reinforce.

The arms, due to being directly linked to En'tar and his personality, each seem to represent a different aspect each, which seems to vary depending on what a specific arm is used for. The largest and most powerful, uncreatively named the, "Attacker Arm," Has notably slower, methodical idle movements, with sporadic clicks and whirs, the segments in constant motion, and providing the majority of the constant, unsettling, mechanical ambiance of sound around him. One of the two utility arms, named "Joa'lyn," after one of the Chiss' first romantic interests, is considered to be the calmest, its movements slower and more elegant, and, with it being the go-to for springing into movement and general use, it is widely considered to be En'tar's favourite, while the third, dubbed, simply, "Oh," seems to encompass the more twitchy, unstable elements of his personality- Constantly on the move, picking up random things in the environment, and generally being a mild annoyance to En'tar in its incessant curiosity, though it must be said, Oh has come in handy on occasion, often picking up items of extreme importance to him in its usual, idle scrambling for the nearest shiny item on the floor.