Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2016 3:25:47 GMT -5
It had been several weeks since Bathra had left her people behind to travel the world, testing her skills and gaining more power. She was sure that Brahm would look over the village just fine, but she couldn't help but miss it at times. After all, what other sort of werewolf would hug her and guard her life every day? Where were the undead soldiers that would jump out the window if you asked them nicely (she was rather fond of that)? Worst of all, she had left behind the children of the night that could've used her guidance. It was one thing to shed away one's humanity and loose themselves in the sudden overflow of power, another entirely to learn how to control it.
It took a lot in Bathra to go from the feral fledgling she became to the more refined woman she was now. She was proud of what she had built, a revolution built upon the blood of the weak-minded. However, one problem was still hanging around her conscious, eating at her mind for days since she started this journey. Visions of her mother's death at her hands continued to plague her, even with her magic. At times, she would see her ghost looking down on her, especially when she was killing. It was something that came to bother her, and if anyone in the village knew, they would think she was going mad with remorse. At least, madder than all of the other creatures.
She needed to take her mind off of things, and there was plenty that she could do. Still, Bathra had to be mindful enough to not be too reckless, lest her undead nature was revealed to the world. As much as the fledgling wanted to paint the Eastern Islands red, it wouldn't be too long until someone got lucky enough to kill her in the middle of her fun. The rest of the world was much different than back home, and there was no doubt that there would be plenty of powerful warriors waiting for her. Bathra needed to get stronger, if not for her sake, but for the sake of protecting her home as the Monster Queen.
For now, though, she was Bathra...a wandering human.
Her mouth in a scowl and wearing her knightly attire, the vampire wandered through the plains as she looked into an old map. She was trying her best to find the nearest city, but couldn't make heads or toes of the bleeding, aged ink. She was sure she was going the right way to at least one of them, though her knowledge of this part of the world escapes her. A sigh escaped her as she continued on, lightly gnawing on the inside of her bottom lip as she did...
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WC: 440
PL: 2,062
It took a lot in Bathra to go from the feral fledgling she became to the more refined woman she was now. She was proud of what she had built, a revolution built upon the blood of the weak-minded. However, one problem was still hanging around her conscious, eating at her mind for days since she started this journey. Visions of her mother's death at her hands continued to plague her, even with her magic. At times, she would see her ghost looking down on her, especially when she was killing. It was something that came to bother her, and if anyone in the village knew, they would think she was going mad with remorse. At least, madder than all of the other creatures.
She needed to take her mind off of things, and there was plenty that she could do. Still, Bathra had to be mindful enough to not be too reckless, lest her undead nature was revealed to the world. As much as the fledgling wanted to paint the Eastern Islands red, it wouldn't be too long until someone got lucky enough to kill her in the middle of her fun. The rest of the world was much different than back home, and there was no doubt that there would be plenty of powerful warriors waiting for her. Bathra needed to get stronger, if not for her sake, but for the sake of protecting her home as the Monster Queen.
For now, though, she was Bathra...a wandering human.
Her mouth in a scowl and wearing her knightly attire, the vampire wandered through the plains as she looked into an old map. She was trying her best to find the nearest city, but couldn't make heads or toes of the bleeding, aged ink. She was sure she was going the right way to at least one of them, though her knowledge of this part of the world escapes her. A sigh escaped her as she continued on, lightly gnawing on the inside of her bottom lip as she did...
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WC: 440
PL: 2,062