“I was a baby born in the era of the Samurai, soon after I traveled to the states and as a child picked up swordsmanship. It was difficult in my time, with me being Asian and African American, a mixed breed they called me; Mutt. Moving to the States was a bad idea… at least now. There were rumors that witches were born and with fear people began slaying one another, mothers, fathers, and children. They whipped them, hung them and burned them alive. With me… well I was a special case. I was too tall for the noose, so they beat me… and beat me till I was mute and couldn’t cry anymore. They made a bonfire chanting hymns and prayers, like that would save their wrenched souls. I was thirteen at this time, I watched the fire horrified, it was so big, and so hot. I protested heavily but all they did was laugh. I watched my parents suffer a fate more horrid than mine… at least they were nice to just beat and burn me.” She started to cry as she swallowed more of the homemade Whiskey. She wiped her face and continued.
“I fought and fought yelling at the top of my lungs for someone… anyone to help me. But to no avail, they didn’t tape my mouth because they wanted to hear my cries, my howls of pain, it was pleasure for them. They tossed me into the hungry fire, it engulfed me, but for some reason it wasn’t hot, it wasn’t hurting me, there was no pain. Soon the fire turned blue and all I can remember is rage. I was angry at the arrogance of the people, I was angry at my parents death and most of all, I did nothing wrong, I didn’t do anything to those people and yet, and yet I was the one punished. My anger turned to hate and I directed my new power at them, slaying them one by one. Killing them with no remorse, no conscience. But after, but after… I felt terrible, I had committed my first crime. I didn’t want to hurt anyone… but I had no choice. Long story I was a hero for a while… till the war came and well noticing that no matter what you do helping humans or siding with them you are always wrong and somehow someway you always end up hurt. So fuck them… damn ingrates!” She leaned on his chest. She was feeling the burn now, a little tipsy but nothing like her Johnnie Walker.