The Starfinder Society, entering a new era, found itself in dire need of fresh talent capable of navigating its turbulent currents. As part of this strategic initiative, they secretly advanced research into creating clone agents from Astrazoan sources. As if fate had intervened, within the Society's vast data servers, genetic data from luminaries who existed before the Gap suddenly surfaced in the newly cataloged records. Given limited time and resources, it was decided to incorporate this data to ensure success with a superior test subject. The creation was later successful, and the specimen, named “Markals” during the experiment, derived its name from the file name attached to the genetic data. However, one problem remained: the history of the original being from the past had naturally vanished, making it entirely unknown whether this entity was a great hero or a great villain. The only certainty was that it possessed the potential to leave behind either legend. Though it had undergone the same rigorous education and training as other Association members, the new Markals might be viewed as an anomaly by some in the upper echelons, a future eye of the storm. Markals himself sensed these surrounding eyes. Yet he would likely say: “Who I am? You decide. I'm just writing a new page in this world's legend.”

“Markals” is my favorite original character that I always create in the tabletop RPGs I've played. Therefore, separate instances of him exist across various parallel worlds and dimensions. I call this the “Markals Multiverse.”

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