Oryou Meiji

Biography
Born in Shinokawa in 2168, the heiress of the Meiji Corporation was destined for greatness. She underwent intense and extensive schooling to graduate highschool by the age of 14, finish her Associates in Chemical Engineering at 18, Bachelors of Aeronautics at 25, a Doctorate in Astrophysics at the age of 31 (although Dr. is left off her name for PR reasons; it makes her appear both humble and still one of the people), and a Bachelor’s in Hyperlane Studies at 41.

She has continued her education and drawn up dozens of designs from small transportation vessels all the way to theoretical designs of incredibly large colony ships that could house a cities worth of people and the agricultural, commercial, and industrial centers that would keep it self sustaining indefinitely.

Religious Beliefs
Oryou is a Didecist under the patronage of Oceanus who modern followers see as the deity of both the seas and the void (thus spacecrafts still use naval terms). As with other Shima, Oryou also pays heavy respect to her ancestors at every meal with an offering and during folk celebrations; the twelve gods surely guided them just as they aid her and her people on their quest to go towards the heavens, in both senses.

Political Beliefs
Oryou Meiji’s political beliefs follow the Meiji Corporation’s Political Liaison Guidelines. Beliefs expressed outside of these guidelines are not an official statement of the company, its directors, or its shareholders.

Personal Information
Outside of her public life, Oryou leads a rather simple personal life. She works for eight hours a day, Monday to Friday, before taking a two day break to focus on mental health. She awakes at 8am, cooks breakfast, showers, and arrives at work by 10am. Here, she works until 6pm (or 8pm for most days, if she’s honest) with many breaks and often the last two hours dedicated to continued education for the sake of the company. Once she gets home she wastes the rest of the day away chatting with friends online and watching shows; rarely finding time to take days off to go on dates or outings with friends.

On weekends she focuses on education in more creative arts, specifically music and martial arts. Like the Onna-bugeisha of the pre-Colton era, she specializes in martial arts for times of crisis. In times of peace, she always has a gottan, otherwise known as a shamisen, on hand and is a massive fan of feudal instruments used in tandem with modern rock music, the genre known as Waggaki.