Elise Parker

Captain Elise Savannah Parker (service number 36269-78690-EP) is a servicewoman of the United Nations Federation Navy. Elise is also a male to female transgender woman who still identifies as a man. Elise's reasons for changing genders came just prior to starting high school when she and her best friend Erica, decided that it be funny if she attended school as a female student. Though, the prank would be believable if she truly looked the part. So Erica paid for Elise to have feminized facial surgery, hormone replacement treatment, and even full gender reassignment surgery. By the time high school started, Elise was indistinguishable from other girls. Though, her overall personality still needed work, she was a girl from that moment on.   Since changing genders, Elise has been estranged by her parents and brother, but she still keeps in contact with her sisters. Elise also is planning, once she has enough money, to undergo treatment in a reconstruction pod to become female biologically and make sure her life as a woman is permanent.

Elise Savannah Parker possesses a striking, almost ethereal beauty that turns heads wherever she goes. Her face is heart-shaped, with high cheekbones and a soft, gently pointed chin that lends her an elegant, youthful look. Her skin is flawless and fair, with a subtle, natural glow that highlights her features even without makeup. Elise’s eyes are a captivating pale blue-gray, wide and expressive, framed by thick, dark lashes that make her gaze both inviting and intense. Her eyebrows are well-shaped, arched gracefully above her eyes, giving her expressions a lively and slightly mischievous quality.   Her hair is a rich, natural shade of coppery auburn, falling just past her shoulders in soft, tousled waves. It’s thick, shiny, and frames her face perfectly, accentuating her fair complexion and giving her an effortless, model-like presence. Her lips are full and naturally pink, usually curved in a subtle, teasing smile that hints at both confidence and playfulness. Elise’s features are perfectly balanced—delicate yet strong, blending classic femininity with a hint of athleticism. Her nose is straight and proportionate, and her jawline, though soft, shows the traces of her underlying strength. When she smiles, dimples appear on her cheeks, further enhancing her approachable, almost girl-next-door charm. Her overall build is lean and well-proportioned, with gentle curves that add to her unmistakably feminine silhouette. Standing at 5'6", Elise has a graceful posture and an easy, fluid way of moving that conveys both energy and self-assurance. Her complexion and youthful beauty, combined with her clear, expressive eyes and soft, natural features, make her memorable—she radiates a blend of approachability, quiet confidence, and understated allure that leaves a lasting impression on everyone she meets.

Elise’s wardrobe is an outward extension of her cultivated, highly intentional persona as a social media military influencer. On-duty, she is most frequently seen in the United Space Command Navy’s crisp dress whites, modified to accentuate her figure—a tailored white skirt, form-fitting white jacket, polished black heels, and immaculate accessories. Even in uniform, she pays particular attention to her appearance, ensuring every element, from her pressed collar to the shine on her shoes, is camera-ready. Her name tag and service ribbons are not worn—her uniform is more a prop for her online image than a symbol of accomplishment. Elise is well-known for bending, and sometimes outright violating, USC dress code policies by experimenting with makeup, jewelry, or unconventional hairstyles, especially during off-duty hours.   Off-duty, Elise’s style is unapologetically feminine and effortlessly trendy. She prefers fitted T-shirts, cropped tops, knee-length denim skirts, and stylish tennis shoes that allow her to move freely while maintaining a fashionable edge. She enjoys playing with bright colors and floral patterns, often choosing outfits that highlight her hair and eyes for her social media posts. Even when dressing casually, she aims to look like she just stepped out of a lifestyle magazine—every outfit is carefully coordinated, down to her choice of earrings or bracelets.   A constant companion is her floral-printed shoulder purse, which she treats almost as a second home. Inside, Elise carries all the essentials for her influencer lifestyle: her high-end cellphone (always ready for selfies or live-streams), a compact mirror, a full makeup kit for quick touch-ups, and emergency tampons. She also keeps an extra set of clothes—just in case an impromptu photoshoot or party opportunity arises. Her wallet is sleek and stylish, matching her purse, and holds not just her IDs and credit cards but also a handful of business cards she distributes to potential followers and sponsors. Elise’s attention to detail even extends to her choice of perfume, opting for light, sweet scents that linger but never overwhelm. She accessorizes with tasteful jewelry—small hoop earrings, a delicate silver bracelet, and, on occasion, a simple necklace that catches the light during photos. For Elise, every element of her attire and personal effects is curated for maximum impact, both in-person and online. Whether on duty or off, she treats her appearance as a brand, using her look to project confidence, desirability, and a uniquely modern kind of military glamour.

Elise Savannah Parker, originally born as Luke Randell Parker on July 19, 2691, in Slumshire, Mars, and raised in a particularly religious Catholic family. Her parents, William and Destiny Parker, were strict and traditional, instilling in their children a strong devotion to faith and conservative values from an early age. Growing up, Elise was not markedly different from other boys her age; she enjoyed stereotypically masculine activities—playing with action figures and trucks, immersing herself in video games, and spending hours outdoors. Her natural athleticism led her to join her school’s street basketball team, where she quickly earned a reputation as a star player by the seventh grade. These years were marked by camaraderie, competition, and a typical boyhood in the community.   The trajectory of her life shifted dramatically at the end of eighth grade when a new student named Erica Price, a wealthy transfer from Earth, joined Elise's school. Erica’s arrival marked the beginning of a profound and enduring friendship. The two quickly became inseparable, bonding over shared experiences and discovering new interests together—most notably, activities that were traditionally associated with girls, such as attending sleepovers, experimenting with makeup, and going shopping. Elise, despite never having felt discomfort with her assigned gender or expressed a desire to be female, found herself drawn into these experiences by Erica’s infectious enthusiasm.   Just before the start of high school, Erica made a bold and unconventional proposal: that Elise attend high school as a girl. The suggestion was initially met with surprise, but Elise, always open to new experiences and trusting in her best friend, agreed. What began as a playful idea soon turned into a complete transformation. Erica took the lead, teaching Elise the finer points of femininity and encouraging her to begin estrogen therapy. In a whirlwind of preparation, Erica arranged for Elise to undergo full gender reassignment surgery three months before school began. Elise, caught up in the excitement and not fully considering the long-term implications, embraced the change with an adventurous spirit. Her transition was swift, and by the time high school started, Elise was physically indistinguishable from other girls her age. Despite these dramatic changes, Elise’s inner sense of self remained relatively unchanged. She continued to approach life with the same lightheartedness and curiosity that had defined her childhood. The process of transitioning was more about embracing an opportunity for novelty and fun, rather than fulfilling a deep-seated identity need. Her religious upbringing and the expectations of her parents would eventually become sources of tension, as they struggled to accept her new life. Nevertheless, Elise’s years of early education were shaped by both the unique circumstances of her gender journey and the ordinary rites of passage experienced by all Martian youth.

Elise’s enlistment into the United Space Command Navy was driven not by patriotism, family legacy, or a sense of duty, but by the prospect of visibility and online fame. From the very first day, Elise viewed military service as a unique platform for self-promotion, imagining the potential to turn her everyday routines and experiences into content for a growing social media audience. She documented her initial recruitment process online, sharing every step with her followers—from taking the oath to trying on her uniform for the first time, often more focused on finding the right filter than on the rules or traditions of the institution she was joining.   Boot camp presented immediate challenges for Elise, not just in the physical demands or discipline expected, but in the limitations it placed on her ability to post and create. She often clashed with drill instructors and superiors over her obsession with technology, her resistance to strict uniform codes, and her habit of filming or photographing restricted areas. Elise quickly earned a reputation as a rule-breaker and attention-seeker. She was regularly reprimanded for ignoring commands, refusing to turn over her phone, and openly modifying her attire to suit her preferred look—even at the expense of uniformity and decorum. Rather than forming strong bonds with her fellow recruits, Elise tended to keep her distance, viewing others less as teammates and more as potential background characters in her ongoing digital narrative. Despite these obstacles, Elise was resourceful and adaptive enough to meet the minimum standards required for graduation. She passed her basic physicals and academic tests, often documenting her efforts with wry humor and self-deprecating commentary for her followers. She was never seen as a leader among her peers and rarely participated in group activities unless compelled, preferring to maintain her image of individualism and self-reliance. Her focus throughout boot camp remained squarely on cultivating her brand—capturing behind-the-scenes glimpses, creating “day in the life” vlogs, and interacting with her followers through late-night updates and candid commentary on Navy culture.   Her indifference to military hierarchy and open resistance to authority quickly became apparent to both recruits and superiors alike. Elise was notorious for challenging orders, negotiating for more “creative freedom,” and occasionally feigning minor illnesses to avoid physically demanding tasks that didn’t suit her desired image. She accumulated a record of minor disciplinary infractions but largely skated by on technicalities and the minimum effort required, never striving for recognition or distinction. For Elise, the experience was never about embracing the values or traditions of the service, but about leveraging her Navy status to gain social clout, increase her reach, and build a public persona that set her apart.   By the end of boot camp, Elise had achieved her primary goal: she’d survived the system just long enough to earn the right to wear the uniform—and broadcast it to the world on her terms.

During the Planetary War on Terror, Captain Elise Savannah Parker’s record was marked not by acts of courage or outstanding service, but by a persistent focus on her online presence—even in combat zones. Assigned to routine support and logistics roles, Elise treated deployments as opportunities for content creation, using the chaos and tension of wartime settings as dramatic backdrops for her social media. Rather than prioritizing the safety or cohesion of her unit, Elise regularly sought out “picturesque” or action-filled moments for impromptu photoshoots, sometimes dragging fellow service members into the frame or staging events for maximum visual impact. Her relentless self-promotion often put others at risk. On multiple occasions, Elise delayed following orders or ignored tactical protocols in favor of capturing the perfect shot—sometimes stepping away from cover or lingering in vulnerable positions while her unit advanced. There were documented incidents where Elise’s insistence on taking selfies, recording video, or arranging posed group shots distracted her squad during live exercises or even under threat of hostile action. Her disregard for operational security, including sharing real-time locations or mission details online, was a constant source of frustration for her commanding officers and led to several formal warnings.   Other soldiers quickly learned to be wary around Elise, often refusing to participate in her stunts or outright reporting her behavior when it crossed the line from self-obsession to endangering the team. The tension between her pursuit of viral fame and her basic responsibilities as a sailor only intensified over time, with Elise frequently deflecting criticism or disciplinary action by citing her “influence” and the supposed morale boost of her content. In reality, her priorities placed an ongoing strain on her unit’s effectiveness and reputation. Despite the high stakes of deployment, Elise never deviated from her goal of turning every military experience into a social media opportunity. She wore her uniform as a costume, treating medals, equipment, and even moments of danger as mere props. Her fellow soldiers and commanders regarded her less as a comrade and more as a liability—one whose self-interest could never be trusted in a true emergency. While she technically completed her required tours and earned standard campaign medals, Elise left no mark of heroism or selflessness, only a trail of frustrated peers and a growing list of disciplinary actions tied directly to her disregard for the safety and priorities of her unit.

Elise’s involvement in the Outer Colonies Civil War followed the same pattern that defined her earlier service: her focus remained on self-promotion and content creation, not on military achievement or camaraderie. Assigned to various non-combat roles in the conflict, Elise consistently sought out opportunities to showcase herself online, using the unique landscapes and high-stakes environment of the colonies as dramatic settings for her influencer persona. Instead of immersing herself in the operational realities of the war, Elise treated her deployment as a series of backdrops for photo ops, vlogs, and livestreams. She frequently staged herself in military gear among ruined buildings or active bases, often bending or outright breaking safety protocols to get the most striking footage for her feeds. There were repeated instances where Elise delayed her assigned duties or even abandoned her post temporarily just to capture a trending moment. This lack of discipline and awareness became a liability for her squad, as Elise’s decisions sometimes forced others to cover for her or increased the risk of exposure to hostile fire for the sake of a “candid” shot.   Her repeated refusal to participate in mandatory patrols, her insistence on customizing her uniform, and her tendency to broadcast details about her location and assignments were all documented in her growing disciplinary record. Elise regularly clashed with superior officers, especially when ordered to cease filming or report for hazardous duty. She often cited her follower count and “brand reach” as justification for her insubordination, further alienating her from her peers. Her presence was widely regarded as disruptive—morale and operational security often suffered wherever she was assigned. It was not uncommon for fellow sailors and marines to avoid working with Elise whenever possible, as her reputation for selfishness and disregard for orders preceded her. In some cases, command quietly reassigned her to lower-profile tasks or isolated support roles to limit the risk she posed to actual mission outcomes. Despite this, Elise continued to collect content, leveraging even the threat of disciplinary action for additional online sympathy and engagement.

Elise is widely known throughout the United Space Command Navy not for heroics or selfless service, but for her unapologetic pursuit of fame and personal branding as a military influencer. From the very beginning of her enlistment, Elise has made it clear—both online and off—that her primary motivation is the visibility, attention, and social capital that come with wearing the uniform on camera. She uses every opportunity to document her daily life, posting stylized selfies, uniform fashion shots, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of naval routines to her sizable social media following. Rather than seeking respect from her peers or recognition from superiors, Elise openly courts likes, followers, and viral trends, using her service as a platform rather than a calling. This focus on self-promotion has left Elise with a highly controversial reputation within the ranks. Fellow service members often view her as unserious or even disrespectful—someone more concerned with audience engagement than with duty or discipline. She is frequently criticized for her lack of military decorum and her open disregard for tradition. Elise is known to refuse certain missions and deployment tours, often citing vague “personal brand” obligations or claiming incompatibility with her social media schedule. She has repeatedly defied direct orders from ranking officers and is infamous for ignoring or creatively violating USC dress policy, choosing instead to modify her uniform to better suit her online image.   Her awards and commendations are not worn with pride, but instead treated as props for content creation. Commanding officers have described Elise as a “walking violation,” and she has accumulated an extensive disciplinary record for insubordination, dress code violations, and a chronic lack of respect for military authority. Despite several warnings and formal reprimands, she continues to push boundaries, making it clear that her loyalties lie more with her followers than with her chain of command. Elise’s behavior has placed her on the very edge of a dishonorable discharge, and it is widely speculated among her peers that her career in the Navy may soon come to an abrupt end. While her online persona has brought her a degree of fame outside the service, within the Navy, her reputation is that of a rule-breaker, self-promoter, and a cautionary tale of what happens when personal ambition supersedes duty.

Elise is the eldest daughter of William Parker and Destiny Quinn, though her relationship with her family is fraught with tension and distance. After transitioning and publicly embracing her life as a transgender woman, Elise’s parents and her younger brother, Jacob, became estranged from her, unable or unwilling to accept her identity or the way she lives her life. The break was never quiet—arguments, ultimatums, and eventually silence became the norm, leaving Elise with a permanent rift from her childhood home. Despite this, Elise never hesitated to speak her truth publicly, sometimes using her family’s lack of support as part of her online narrative, which further deepened the divide.   Her bond with her sisters, Amy and Lauren, is notably stronger. Both have remained supportive since her transition, occasionally appearing in her social media posts and joining her for nights out, shopping trips, and on-camera adventures. Elise relies on them for emotional support and camaraderie, and though they do not always agree with her choices, they remain a stabilizing presence in her otherwise chaotic and transient social life. She values their loyalty and the sense of family they bring—one that is more about shared experience and acceptance than blood ties or tradition. In romantic matters, Elise has a boyfriend, Harrison Lee, though the relationship is notably non-monogamous and flexible by Elise’s preference. Harrison is featured sporadically in her posts, and while they care for one another, their arrangement is open and casual, aligning with Elise’s highly sex-driven, thrill-seeking approach to relationships. She does not shy away from discussing her sexual exploits, sometimes even at Harrison’s expense, using these stories to captivate her audience and reinforce her brand as an unfiltered, boundary-pushing influencer.   Beyond her immediate family, Elise’s broader network is composed almost entirely of friends and acquaintances she’s met through the military, social media, or club scene. These connections are typically transactional—based on mutual benefit, shared followers, or the potential for collaboration rather than deep-rooted loyalty or trust. Elise’s circle is always evolving, as she’s quick to drop anyone who no longer serves her public persona or challenges her pursuit of fame. Her lack of lasting, authentic friendships often leaves her with a sense of loneliness, though she rarely acknowledges it outside her most vulnerable moments.

Elise’s personality is an intriguing blend of contrasts, shaped by a life spent straddling social boundaries and refusing to fit into any single mold. Outwardly, she radiates confidence and self-assurance, unafraid to take center stage—whether that means commanding a room, posting bold content for thousands of followers, or simply being the most talked-about person in her circle. She possesses a tough, pragmatic edge inherited from her boyhood on Mars and a deeply competitive streak, never content to fade into the background. Her approach to life is direct, sometimes even confrontational, and she prefers action over endless discussion or self-reflection. Despite living for years as a woman and adopting a fully feminine outward appearance, Elise’s core mindset remains anchored in her formative experiences as a boy. She often approaches problems with a straightforward, rational logic, and her humor is quick, dry, and at times a bit biting—surprising those who expect a softer or more traditionally “girly” demeanor. While she easily picks up on social cues and knows how to turn on the charm when it suits her purposes, much of her behavior is performative; Elise views her feminine presentation as a means to an end, not a reflection of some deep inner truth. Her adaptability is one of her greatest assets, allowing her to flow between social groups, genders, and expectations with effortless ease. She can play the perfect influencer, the cocky jock, or the steely naval officer, always aware that she’s never entirely any of these things.   Above all, Elise is unapologetically hedonistic and open about her sexuality. She has an intense, ever-active sex drive and openly seeks out passionate, no-strings-attached affairs with men—often much older than herself. There is nothing hidden or conflicted about this side of her personality; Elise flaunts her “wild side,” making jokes about her escapades and happily capitalizing on her notoriety for being sexually adventurous. For Elise, sex is an expression of freedom, self-ownership, and power. She is never ashamed of her choices, and in fact, often uses her stories and exploits to enhance her personal brand and increase her influence both on and off duty. Elise’s honesty and directness, while refreshing to some, can come off as brash or even abrasive to others—especially within the disciplined, hierarchical environment of the military. She frequently challenges authority, defies orders she considers pointless, and never hesitates to speak her mind, even at risk to her own standing. She values loyalty, especially from her sisters and her closest friends, and will go to great lengths to protect those who prove themselves worthy of her trust. Her emotional resilience is formidable; criticism, gossip, or even public shaming rarely faze her, and she quickly shrugs off negativity with sarcasm or a new selfie.   Underneath the bold exterior, however, lies a complicated mix of pride and longing. The estrangement from her parents and brother weighs on her more than she admits, sometimes surfacing as a quiet ache for acceptance or validation. Still, Elise rarely lets this vulnerability show. Instead, she buries herself in her digital persona, new adventures, and the next big thrill, convinced that constant motion is the best defense against regret or loneliness. Despite the chaos and controversy that often surround her, Elise draws strength from her ability to keep moving forward—and to never let anyone, family or otherwise, define her limits.