*(Cross-posted in "The Scathachian Sanctuary" folder)*
Micar'shalee. The Poisoned Gaze.
She was one of three daughters born to Baewyss'breena of the House of Barri'und (the fourth, Zilva'ayne, was born disfigured and was ripped to pieces by her elder sisters only a week after her birth). Micar'shalee and the oldest of Baewyss'breena's offspring, Bae'Akorwae, were in constant competition for their mother's esteem as they grew and matured. The sisters regularly endured the other's incessant attempts of murder and bodily harm. Their mother only prodded their scheming and stoked the fires of their violent acts toward each other. The elder sisters contended for their Mother's House, while the third daughter, Jhul'riina the Rune Mistress, awaiting the victor.
It was not until Micar'shalee slew her own mother while she slept in a mistaken attempt on her elder sister's life, that Bae'Akorwae finally was victorious. Micar'shalee, was struck down by her two remaining sisters, receiving near fatal wounds. She was then cast aside by the House and sentenced to death above ground as Bae'Akorwae took command of the family.
After five long years of excruciating suffering and hardening self-reliance did Micar'shalee find herself able to survive. The raw hatred burning in her belly only grew with a more intense fire as she wandered from night to night, until her bleeding eyes were finally able to brave the sun's light. Her loathing of the surface races festered and spurred on her nocturnal massacres; Micar'shalee would descend upon villages and slaughter for the sheer release that orgasmed deep within her. Her love of torture was further nurtured as she evolved from her mother's chief executioner to a virulent butcher. It could be said that this drow's only pleasure was derived from the panicked screams of her prey as they laid an inch from death.
Through dreams Micar'shalee believes that Lloth is communicating with her. Sending her visions of human female warriors dressed in red; Micar'shalee awakens only with the images of their burning bodies deliciously lighting her memories. Dream after dream, the tableaux pulsate with a more violent pace, Micar'shalee rousing in a sweat, her heart racing. Day after day, Micar'shalee can hear the divine voice of Lloth booming into her consciousness. Her dreams grow more and more vivid, the burning warriors in red now have faces as they scream out in terror. The sort of terrified cries that only echo deep within Micar'shalee's dark heart and between her thighs. The apparitions inundated her waking mind after weeks of becoming her constant sleep companions.
Lloth then began to push her in a direction, almost literally, to the East. For months, Micar'shalee traveled almost exclusively by night, driven by her dreams from the previous day. The women in crimson burning, and two new pieces of Lloth's puzzle: a pair of scales and the skeletal ram's head. The disparaging drow didn't understand, but she trusted her goddess implicitly, just as her goddess counted on her for absolute obedience. Theirs was a partnership of divine veneration, and sanctified destiny.
Micar'shalee had arrived in the city of Rhy'Din.
Micar'shalee. The Poisoned Gaze.
She was one of three daughters born to Baewyss'breena of the House of Barri'und (the fourth, Zilva'ayne, was born disfigured and was ripped to pieces by her elder sisters only a week after her birth). Micar'shalee and the oldest of Baewyss'breena's offspring, Bae'Akorwae, were in constant competition for their mother's esteem as they grew and matured. The sisters regularly endured the other's incessant attempts of murder and bodily harm. Their mother only prodded their scheming and stoked the fires of their violent acts toward each other. The elder sisters contended for their Mother's House, while the third daughter, Jhul'riina the Rune Mistress, awaiting the victor.
It was not until Micar'shalee slew her own mother while she slept in a mistaken attempt on her elder sister's life, that Bae'Akorwae finally was victorious. Micar'shalee, was struck down by her two remaining sisters, receiving near fatal wounds. She was then cast aside by the House and sentenced to death above ground as Bae'Akorwae took command of the family.
After five long years of excruciating suffering and hardening self-reliance did Micar'shalee find herself able to survive. The raw hatred burning in her belly only grew with a more intense fire as she wandered from night to night, until her bleeding eyes were finally able to brave the sun's light. Her loathing of the surface races festered and spurred on her nocturnal massacres; Micar'shalee would descend upon villages and slaughter for the sheer release that orgasmed deep within her. Her love of torture was further nurtured as she evolved from her mother's chief executioner to a virulent butcher. It could be said that this drow's only pleasure was derived from the panicked screams of her prey as they laid an inch from death.
Through dreams Micar'shalee believes that Lloth is communicating with her. Sending her visions of human female warriors dressed in red; Micar'shalee awakens only with the images of their burning bodies deliciously lighting her memories. Dream after dream, the tableaux pulsate with a more violent pace, Micar'shalee rousing in a sweat, her heart racing. Day after day, Micar'shalee can hear the divine voice of Lloth booming into her consciousness. Her dreams grow more and more vivid, the burning warriors in red now have faces as they scream out in terror. The sort of terrified cries that only echo deep within Micar'shalee's dark heart and between her thighs. The apparitions inundated her waking mind after weeks of becoming her constant sleep companions.
Lloth then began to push her in a direction, almost literally, to the East. For months, Micar'shalee traveled almost exclusively by night, driven by her dreams from the previous day. The women in crimson burning, and two new pieces of Lloth's puzzle: a pair of scales and the skeletal ram's head. The disparaging drow didn't understand, but she trusted her goddess implicitly, just as her goddess counted on her for absolute obedience. Theirs was a partnership of divine veneration, and sanctified destiny.
Micar'shalee had arrived in the city of Rhy'Din.