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Officer Aeryn Sun is a betrayer to the Peacekeepers. Having left her post and joined forces with a group of escaped prisoners. Since doing so she has taken refuge with those prisoners aboard the ship called Moya. Aeryn was formerly a front-line soldier in the Peacekeeper corps. She was a pilot, for the Pleisar Regiment. She had been a fine officer with great promise. She was one of the best arm to arm soldiers in her regiment and can hold her own in any battle.

During Moya's capture several years ago she was among the first group of soldiers to board Moya and secure the ship. She was also one of the soldiers who killed Moya's original pilot so that the Peacekeepers could replace her

with a pilot who would be loyal to them. There are many things in her past that she is not proud of, this would be the greatest.

Once John Crichton entered into Peacekeeper space he met up with Aeryn while she was held captive by the escaped prisioners. It was during this time that they forged a friendship and John was able to convince her to leave the Corps and join him and the others on Moya. Being trapped aboard Moya and having to count on all these non-Peacekeepers for her survival has been anathema to her instincts and training, but it's forced her to grow as a person, to think bigger and to be better than she was before.

During a disastrous encounter with a sadistic scientist, Aeryn was injected with Pilot's DNA and, although the transformation was reversed, she still retains some of that genetic material. She now shares a close bond with Pilot, in addition to having an innate, technical knowledge to operate the vast ship. This great bond was strained when the truth of Aeryns involvement in the death of the first pilot was discovered but the two have been able to move past those feelings and remain very close.

Aeryn is still at odds with her Peacekeeper past. It's the only family she's ever known, and even though she's rejected it, her pride and sense of knowing her purpose have been wounded. She now sees the Peacekeepers more clearly, ruthless and often brutal. She has been on a journey to discover who she really is and although it has been a hard one to make she has begun to discover that there is more to her then just what she had been trained to be.