Malia
Passive aggressive custom rank B)
OoC: Okay Rosa. I am making this RP for us. I put a lot of effort into this and have spent hours and hours of my life thinking this character out, and the storyline. I hope you can feel how hard I worked on this.
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Despite the battle arena being filled to the point of being crammed, with thousands of spectators, silence smothered the air--like the time I carried a mother and her 10 babies from their burning horse carriage that then exploded, but it was okay because I had the mother and her 10 babies safely in my arms, and they were absolutely silent for so in awe they were--no one said a word as I walked with long, deliberate strides to the center of the stadium. No breath was drawn for they feared if they were to breathe in my scent, they would die from absolute euphoria. I do not blame them. It is difficult to contain my Man Aura because it is made up of all things Man, and all things excellent, but especially all things Man.
Stopping dead-center of the arena, I lift my exquisitely chiseled chin and square jaw, and look unto those who watch me with hope, with love, and with all their dreams and hopes in their eyes. A ray of sun breaks through the thick barrier of clouds and bathes me in the light suited only for one like me; a god among men with a heart of humility and thirst for justice.
I open my mouth, and before I can even speak, three men from the audience cry out that their blindness is cured for being in my presence was enough to lift the veil of darkness that covered their eyes all their lives. Gasps of astonishment cut through the air, but I am silent because last time it was five men. Today I am reserving my Man Aura.
And I reserve it for good reason.
For my opponent is one so fierce, one so despicable, one so cold-hearted that she is likely the reason these men were blind in the first place. I will need my Man Aura for this fight. By God, I will need it.
Finally, I speak, and my voice rains down on those around me like Mana from heaven:
"I am here to fight Waliagi! I am here to destroy her! She is nothing to my Man Aura! I fight for you--my people, my life, my love! I fight for justice!"
"I am Losa Ruxemburg! Hear my name and TREMBLE, mortals!"
The eruption of applause and cries from the audience was deafening, but Losa did not hear it. His entire focus was on the woman about to enter the arena. And he would fight her. And kill her. And win. And kill her.
Come Waliagi. Let us fight.
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Despite the battle arena being filled to the point of being crammed, with thousands of spectators, silence smothered the air--like the time I carried a mother and her 10 babies from their burning horse carriage that then exploded, but it was okay because I had the mother and her 10 babies safely in my arms, and they were absolutely silent for so in awe they were--no one said a word as I walked with long, deliberate strides to the center of the stadium. No breath was drawn for they feared if they were to breathe in my scent, they would die from absolute euphoria. I do not blame them. It is difficult to contain my Man Aura because it is made up of all things Man, and all things excellent, but especially all things Man.
Stopping dead-center of the arena, I lift my exquisitely chiseled chin and square jaw, and look unto those who watch me with hope, with love, and with all their dreams and hopes in their eyes. A ray of sun breaks through the thick barrier of clouds and bathes me in the light suited only for one like me; a god among men with a heart of humility and thirst for justice.
I open my mouth, and before I can even speak, three men from the audience cry out that their blindness is cured for being in my presence was enough to lift the veil of darkness that covered their eyes all their lives. Gasps of astonishment cut through the air, but I am silent because last time it was five men. Today I am reserving my Man Aura.
And I reserve it for good reason.
For my opponent is one so fierce, one so despicable, one so cold-hearted that she is likely the reason these men were blind in the first place. I will need my Man Aura for this fight. By God, I will need it.
Finally, I speak, and my voice rains down on those around me like Mana from heaven:
"I am here to fight Waliagi! I am here to destroy her! She is nothing to my Man Aura! I fight for you--my people, my life, my love! I fight for justice!"
"I am Losa Ruxemburg! Hear my name and TREMBLE, mortals!"
The eruption of applause and cries from the audience was deafening, but Losa did not hear it. His entire focus was on the woman about to enter the arena. And he would fight her. And kill her. And win. And kill her.
Come Waliagi. Let us fight.