Pain Killer
Objective: Corrupt the Forest
Dialogue Legend: “Galactic Basic” │ <”ur-Kittât”>
Attire and Equipment: Black Cheongsam (w/o Eye Mask) │ Blixus-pattern Shock Collar │ Jin'Wodasir - Pins of Protection │ Supernal Infusion │ Electro-Whip
Tags: Lossa Aureus
Purity manifested.
While there was still much work to be done, particularly in areas where the Ashla’s putrescence had proven especially stubborn, Vestara VII was thus far pleased with her work. Only a week before, she had committed herself to the task of cleansing the Orange Moon Forest—a small, yet ancient woodland known for its supposed beauty, the orange-red hue of the native plant life, and the relative uniqueness of the native fauna, many of which could not be found anywhere else on the planet. The locals treasured the region to such an extent that they had passed laws to ensure its protection from industry and pollution, so that future generations could enjoy the forest as their ancestors had.
And yet, while the forest was outwardly beautiful, Vestara could only see the Ashlan rot festering in its nexus, the aura of which encompassed the entire area, corrupting it from the roots in the soil to the air high above the canopy.
It had been all she could do to hold her stomach upon her arrival.
Nevertheless, the healer had persisted. She had drained one creature after another of their essence, harnessing the energy to power her deep meditations and thereby changing the nature of the forest. Before long, a looming shadow was cast over much of the woodland’s Light. Naturally, it hadn’t taken long for her work to get noticed. The Hapan had already seen groups of people taking samples, seeking to uncover why the forest was changing so quickly. In doing so, Vestara had sensed that they did not appreciate her work as she did—a realization which only intensified the fires of her anger.
They had wallowed too long in the putrescent boils of the Light to see the gift she had bestowed upon them.
Vestara sensed that she would need to show them the error of their ways. For the moment however, the healer took the opportunity to embrace the small shadow she had carved out within the forest, by meditating within it.
It was her first victory here, and she intended to savor it.
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