Sur'tra Sunblade
Valkyri Warrior
Location: Midvinter, after a battle
Sur'tra always keeps count. No matter how many she's killed, she makes sure she knows, from the lowest slave to the highest chieftan. So, at the end of every battle, without fail, she would check the corpses. Some cowards whose names would be lost to history would hide among the bodies, pretending to be the sole survivors. They would go home to their villages and proclaim their cleverness. But warriors worth their weight in iron would know the difference between surviving and cowardice. Such deserters, if they were even allowed to live, often became slaves. Sur'tra didn't really believe in that, though, preferring, instead, to kill them where they lie.
She walks from corpse to corpse, stabbing here, dismembering there. Wherever there is a corpse that seems too clean, or the skin too rouge, or the chest moves a bit too much, she gives it an extra stab. The acrid smoke from her lightsaber curdling the blood of the fallen curls up from the sun-golden blade that gave her the honorific, "Of the Sun Blade", as it had been from her first kill.
Lost in reverie from the nostalgic smell, she walks past a corpse that seems more decomposed than it should. Why has someone brought the dead to battle? Looking more closely, she thinks she can see the glint of metal. Someone has played with this corpse!
"Abomination!" she says, lifting her blade high, ready to destroy it.
[member="Mr. Blood Bones"]
Sur'tra always keeps count. No matter how many she's killed, she makes sure she knows, from the lowest slave to the highest chieftan. So, at the end of every battle, without fail, she would check the corpses. Some cowards whose names would be lost to history would hide among the bodies, pretending to be the sole survivors. They would go home to their villages and proclaim their cleverness. But warriors worth their weight in iron would know the difference between surviving and cowardice. Such deserters, if they were even allowed to live, often became slaves. Sur'tra didn't really believe in that, though, preferring, instead, to kill them where they lie.
She walks from corpse to corpse, stabbing here, dismembering there. Wherever there is a corpse that seems too clean, or the skin too rouge, or the chest moves a bit too much, she gives it an extra stab. The acrid smoke from her lightsaber curdling the blood of the fallen curls up from the sun-golden blade that gave her the honorific, "Of the Sun Blade", as it had been from her first kill.
Lost in reverie from the nostalgic smell, she walks past a corpse that seems more decomposed than it should. Why has someone brought the dead to battle? Looking more closely, she thinks she can see the glint of metal. Someone has played with this corpse!
"Abomination!" she says, lifting her blade high, ready to destroy it.
[member="Mr. Blood Bones"]