Innocent Anathema
Captivate Me
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2018
- Location
- Far Side of the Moon
Justri
(OOC Note: My char will look similar but is not the same.)
Her Horns
I will not bow...
When faced with a titan, it is the might of the many banded together that will bring the giant down. That is what brought on the tournament of the alliance. The land of Norlatt was facing down an impeding war and the major races of it: the humans and the orcs had never been on the best of terms. Yet, fighting separately against their mutual foe, the Grievers, was foolish. No matter how much pride was on either side. They had to band together to make this happen. An alliance was proposed and there was no better way to do that than through a marriage. In true Orc fashion, the humans would have to prove themselves worthy to be the mate of an Orc. That meant that this human would have to beat her in combat.
A mountain of an Orc woman by the name of Justri stood in the center of the arena. Her eyes were narrowed as she pulled her battle axe out of the the back of one of her downed opponents. His blood shone across her blade like a heralding doom for those coming next. She was the daughter of the Orc King Laird and was next in line to rule. From day one, she'd been trained to fight and it was obvious in the way that she moved. In the muscles that corded her body. In the way that her eyes took in the smallest detail looking for weakness. She was the one picked to match up with a human to make this work and she was not happy about it. Nor was she going to make it easy for these puny humans. Killing them may have seemed a waste of life considering that they'd need every fighter that they could but if they could not go toe to toe with her and challenge her, what good were they save for a distraction for the enemy or practice for herself!
"Bring out the next!" She snarled out in Orcish. "Let them come to die! I will not wait long! Are there none brave enough to take me on?" She switched over to the human common tongue. "Fight me! Come on then!" Those eyes of hers flashed dangerously as she grasped her axe and hefted it onto her shoulder waiting impatiently for the next round to begin.
(OOC Note: My char will look similar but is not the same.)
Her Horns
I will not bow...
When faced with a titan, it is the might of the many banded together that will bring the giant down. That is what brought on the tournament of the alliance. The land of Norlatt was facing down an impeding war and the major races of it: the humans and the orcs had never been on the best of terms. Yet, fighting separately against their mutual foe, the Grievers, was foolish. No matter how much pride was on either side. They had to band together to make this happen. An alliance was proposed and there was no better way to do that than through a marriage. In true Orc fashion, the humans would have to prove themselves worthy to be the mate of an Orc. That meant that this human would have to beat her in combat.
A mountain of an Orc woman by the name of Justri stood in the center of the arena. Her eyes were narrowed as she pulled her battle axe out of the the back of one of her downed opponents. His blood shone across her blade like a heralding doom for those coming next. She was the daughter of the Orc King Laird and was next in line to rule. From day one, she'd been trained to fight and it was obvious in the way that she moved. In the muscles that corded her body. In the way that her eyes took in the smallest detail looking for weakness. She was the one picked to match up with a human to make this work and she was not happy about it. Nor was she going to make it easy for these puny humans. Killing them may have seemed a waste of life considering that they'd need every fighter that they could but if they could not go toe to toe with her and challenge her, what good were they save for a distraction for the enemy or practice for herself!
"Bring out the next!" She snarled out in Orcish. "Let them come to die! I will not wait long! Are there none brave enough to take me on?" She switched over to the human common tongue. "Fight me! Come on then!" Those eyes of hers flashed dangerously as she grasped her axe and hefted it onto her shoulder waiting impatiently for the next round to begin.
...I will not kneel.