Nimue Stormson
Empress of Effekt
The old ruined arena of Thranduin was one of the few remaining relics of the anicent times of Effekt. Back when technology was a fantasy and its people did not believe in the idea of beings from other planets. Back in those ages the arena had often been used for both battle and entertainment. Warriors would duel for honor and glory or entire shows would be put on disply for everyone's amusement. All manner of citizen could be found, from the poorest of beggers to the highest of nobels. It was something of a testement to those days, and one that has been kept as preserved as possible to this day and age. But today it was needed yet again.
Empress Nimue had sent a message to her lover/commander and royal second-in-command [member="Asterion"] . There had been a great tension between them after Nimue had made a shattering revelation to the Sith warrior, that he not only had a daughter but that she was a mutation of his DNA along with other men. Of course he was spurred by this, considering it a betrayl. For the longest time they had not spoken to each other, he barley able to even look her in the eyes. Nimue was ashamed to say the least but she wanted to try and prove that what she did was never against him. Too many times that explination failed to reach him. Instead she felt a new apporach was needed to sway him.
She'd sent a message for him to meet in the arena after breakfast. She would await him in advance while allowing him whatever time he needed to prepare. Her message had even made it clear to come as armed and equipped as possible. She was already armored and ready, wearing a more knight-like armorment that resembled her usual attire. Light armor that allowed for movement while still having her long furred cape. It even included a helmet that had the two large horns that were part of her crown atop them, further showing she was an Empress ready for battle.
As she waited she flexed her body and limbered up. Light snow was falling, having already covered everything in a thin sheet of white. Her footprints indicated how long she'd been in practice. They were almost all over the place.