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Chsheket may look like a red-haired human woman, but she actually is a female Martian in a metallic body. She plays a major role in Martian Dreams. Her plant body died a long time ago, while her spirit was trapped in the Dream-World, acting as the ambassador of Hellas. The Avatar and the party constructed a metallic body for her spirit to return to reality, since a plant body couldn't be regrown, which was made clear after the horrible end of Prektesh. Thankful, she accompanied the party on their quest, helping reinstitute the water supply of Mars in the pumping station, since her body was very strong and immune to many adverse conditions.

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Chsheket may look like a red-haired human woman, but she actually is a female Martian in a metallic body. She plays a major role in Martian Dreams. Her plant body died a long time ago, while her spirit was trapped in the Dream-World, acting as the ambassador of Hellas. The Avatar and the party constructed a metallic body for her spirit to return to reality, since a plant body couldn't be regrown, which was made clear after the horrible end of Prektesh. Thankful, she accompanied the party on their quest, helping reinstitute the water supply of Mars in the pumping station, since her body was very strong and immune to many adverse conditions. Chsheket's body later was perfected to look fully human, although she revealed that the female party members had to explain to her the concept of modesty. She left Mars and, 100 years later, she met the Avatar and Dr. Spector to give them instructions on how to begin the quest by travelling into the past with the Orb of the Moons. In all likelihood, Chsheket is probably still living on Earth.