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BESBERRA ARENA
Lirka was home.
Besberra was not her home, that was distant Thustra. But here, in the arena? This was where she was born, this is where she became the monster she was today. It was the arena on Jutrand where her wounds had been so great that her last rebirth had been made, where Lirka Ka became a true monstrosity of the Kainite. Where she had witness civil war rise and the chaos of Primordial Dark take hold.
But she was not here on Besberra for anything so grand, no this was a matter of wounded pride, a matter of lessons. A matter of petty bloodshed for how the mere existence of
Trayze Tesar
had wronged her. A chance to prove her might and teach the young Tesar the meaning of strength. Machinations were endless for Lirka, and her desires did not end at her boundless pettiness. It had felt like a lifetime since her last meeting with Trayze, for great power swelled within her body now.
She had dubbed herself the Lash of the Kainate, a being of darkness, whose blood and flesh had melded with the Eternal Father. His grim energies burning through her body as it shuddered and squirmed under the barely contained energies. The brand on her head, that foul mark of devotion, her mark of eternal servitude and strength all the same. But they would not see it yet, they did not deserve to see it yet.
Lirka was a show-woman at heart, and why make the grand reveal so soon? The once sephi paced back and forth as the elevator slowly rose: she had forgone her armor today, part of the rather simple terms she had laid out: no powersuit, no lightsaber, no tricks: just blades and might. A simple warriors garb, a thing of crude metal and tightly bound leathers: her arms exposed, things of pink-purple flesh that bulged with unnatural muscles. Her face hidden beneath a mess of twisting bandages leaving only her eyes exposed. Truly a visage of savagery.
For what better form to present on the world of the enemy? Carnifex was no god here, and what was she but one of his foul demons? Let the people get what they wanted, let the people see a bestial and savage foe attacking their glorious leader. Let them see him bleed. The doors open as the light shone down upon Lirka wretched from, the darkness of the eternal father swirling around her being like an invisible haze.
She raised her blade high to the crowd as they sneered and booed, good. Let them hate her, she strode forward with confidence. Ready to meet whatever the Tsis'Kaar whelp could muster: she knew it wouldn't be enough. Trayze Tesar would learn pain this day, she promised it.
Lirka was home.
Besberra was not her home, that was distant Thustra. But here, in the arena? This was where she was born, this is where she became the monster she was today. It was the arena on Jutrand where her wounds had been so great that her last rebirth had been made, where Lirka Ka became a true monstrosity of the Kainite. Where she had witness civil war rise and the chaos of Primordial Dark take hold.
But she was not here on Besberra for anything so grand, no this was a matter of wounded pride, a matter of lessons. A matter of petty bloodshed for how the mere existence of

She had dubbed herself the Lash of the Kainate, a being of darkness, whose blood and flesh had melded with the Eternal Father. His grim energies burning through her body as it shuddered and squirmed under the barely contained energies. The brand on her head, that foul mark of devotion, her mark of eternal servitude and strength all the same. But they would not see it yet, they did not deserve to see it yet.
Lirka was a show-woman at heart, and why make the grand reveal so soon? The once sephi paced back and forth as the elevator slowly rose: she had forgone her armor today, part of the rather simple terms she had laid out: no powersuit, no lightsaber, no tricks: just blades and might. A simple warriors garb, a thing of crude metal and tightly bound leathers: her arms exposed, things of pink-purple flesh that bulged with unnatural muscles. Her face hidden beneath a mess of twisting bandages leaving only her eyes exposed. Truly a visage of savagery.
For what better form to present on the world of the enemy? Carnifex was no god here, and what was she but one of his foul demons? Let the people get what they wanted, let the people see a bestial and savage foe attacking their glorious leader. Let them see him bleed. The doors open as the light shone down upon Lirka wretched from, the darkness of the eternal father swirling around her being like an invisible haze.
She raised her blade high to the crowd as they sneered and booed, good. Let them hate her, she strode forward with confidence. Ready to meet whatever the Tsis'Kaar whelp could muster: she knew it wouldn't be enough. Trayze Tesar would learn pain this day, she promised it.