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MASARU, the Destroyer Child
used in: Evil Academia Squad
aged 17
Appearance:
Assuming one hasn't learned of yangires, Masaru frequently assumes an appearance of a decently cute, cheery girl, a contrast to the nature of her quirk. Masaru stands at five foot seven, with a slender body frame and some upper C-cup bust to boot.
Personality:
In a typical run-of-the-mill situation, you'd be seeing her as a very eccentric, childlike and mostly kooky girl, somewhat deprived of sanity. Masaru is a VERY talkative loon who tends to initiate conversations frequently... to the wall, to your hat, to herself, and maybe a little bit of person too, but often anything inanimate. She is playful to an extent, and maintains a cheery atmosphere around herself, that is, if she's not being a little creepy. She is quite intelligent in most academic regards, despite being an utter idiot in practical senses.
Her eccentricity can be a cause of concern, ESPECIALLY when angered, bringing out her hubristic side where she speaks of herself as God and of her desire to subdue all with any power she may be endowed with. Common sense dictates NOT to piss her off too much. Surprisingly, however, her temper is very stable. Either that, or she has too little of an idea of what's supposed to blow her fuse.
Oddly enough, however, she's very cowardly when she no longer has the upper hand, often begging for mercy and such. Perhaps her wariness of those more powerful is one of the few things keeping her from going on a full-on rampage.
Background:
Masaru's past is, at best, uncertain. It is difficult to get her to speak about her history, or any of the sort. When one does so, expect it to be partially or totally bullshitted, for accounts vastly differ and conflict between stories different people hear from her.
What we do know however, based on public records and witnesses, is that Masaru appeared on the national registry 17 years ago, born to the very wealthy family of Satou that became the subject of a mysterious mass disappearance a mere 4 years after her birth. The earliest witness account of what could be regarded as own activity was the murder of a child in a quarrel, around the time she was eight, slowly choked and killed by a red mist that wrapped itself around their head. A five year void of inactivity followed, then incidents involving mists of the same appearance reappeared suddenly in sporadic cases.
A few heroes have since attempted to search and apprehend the culprit behind the incidents, but were unsuccessful so far. Witnesses have provided descriptions too vague to be of any use.
Masaru earns a living off from hitman jobs. She is paid big enough to subsist on the money for months before needing to embark on another task.
Motive for Villainy:
Megalomania and god complex, probably for the most part. The family disappearance might hint at a possible motive for revenge, provided it might not be her own fault in the first place.
Quirk:
Emitter:
Masaru is capable of manipulating an unknown, unstable type of energy rooted deep within her body. Not even Masaru herself understands what it actually is, but it could be a form of pure destructive energy, as evidenced by its ability to, well, destroy.
Basically, Esoteric Energy is a red, glowing mist of energy that can be manipulated into a variety of forms, from clouds to projectiles and even swords. Depending on the concentration, Esoteric Energy breaks bonds between atoms it comes into contact with, severing matter into pieces and unbinding some chemical mixtures. Pure concentrated matter, such as blades, are most effective at breaking things up with slices, while clouds are better at having degenerative effects. Although destructive in nature, Esoteric Energy is not capable of utterly destroying matter itself; it can only rend things apart, but not send it into oblivion.
Esoteric Energy, however, has some odd effects on Masaru's own body. In particular, it has the typical drawback of being draining on excessive use, but another interesting effect takes place while this energy is being used ceaselessly and daily. Some parts of her body become slightly off at first, with either discolorations or physical distortions. Further use starts to make them become grotesque lacerations, and even further, writhing blobs of tissue. Oddly enough, Masaru tends to ignore these, even going so as to wonder what is it being pointed out when someone points to that big mass of flesh pulsating on her leg. These odd deformities somehow revert as time passes. There are currently no known actual effects from these, but it could be inferred that this energy could have potentially significant side effects on Masaru.
This energy also becomes weaker with increasing distance from Masaru, which could limit the range for her projectiles as they tend to degenerate back into nothingness if detached from her system for too long. Theoretically, overusing this ability could also drive her insane, since she tends to be a little bit extra crazy when so, but it appears there's not really any point in this anyway because Masaru's already nutty in her own right.
Talents:
Masaru is quite evasive and tends to escape from scenes quite easily, remaining unknown to investigation even until now. But for how long?
Skilled in bladework, something that could quite come in handy when using her energy in melee.
Big tolerance for pain.
Inventory:
Has a pet mouse of an unknown name. Kept since last year.
Often tends to carry around candies.
used in: Evil Academia Squad
Masaru
aged 17
Appearance:
Assuming one hasn't learned of yangires, Masaru frequently assumes an appearance of a decently cute, cheery girl, a contrast to the nature of her quirk. Masaru stands at five foot seven, with a slender body frame and some upper C-cup bust to boot.
Personality:
In a typical run-of-the-mill situation, you'd be seeing her as a very eccentric, childlike and mostly kooky girl, somewhat deprived of sanity. Masaru is a VERY talkative loon who tends to initiate conversations frequently... to the wall, to your hat, to herself, and maybe a little bit of person too, but often anything inanimate. She is playful to an extent, and maintains a cheery atmosphere around herself, that is, if she's not being a little creepy. She is quite intelligent in most academic regards, despite being an utter idiot in practical senses.
Her eccentricity can be a cause of concern, ESPECIALLY when angered, bringing out her hubristic side where she speaks of herself as God and of her desire to subdue all with any power she may be endowed with. Common sense dictates NOT to piss her off too much. Surprisingly, however, her temper is very stable. Either that, or she has too little of an idea of what's supposed to blow her fuse.
Oddly enough, however, she's very cowardly when she no longer has the upper hand, often begging for mercy and such. Perhaps her wariness of those more powerful is one of the few things keeping her from going on a full-on rampage.
Background:
Masaru's past is, at best, uncertain. It is difficult to get her to speak about her history, or any of the sort. When one does so, expect it to be partially or totally bullshitted, for accounts vastly differ and conflict between stories different people hear from her.
What we do know however, based on public records and witnesses, is that Masaru appeared on the national registry 17 years ago, born to the very wealthy family of Satou that became the subject of a mysterious mass disappearance a mere 4 years after her birth. The earliest witness account of what could be regarded as own activity was the murder of a child in a quarrel, around the time she was eight, slowly choked and killed by a red mist that wrapped itself around their head. A five year void of inactivity followed, then incidents involving mists of the same appearance reappeared suddenly in sporadic cases.
A few heroes have since attempted to search and apprehend the culprit behind the incidents, but were unsuccessful so far. Witnesses have provided descriptions too vague to be of any use.
Masaru earns a living off from hitman jobs. She is paid big enough to subsist on the money for months before needing to embark on another task.
Motive for Villainy:
Megalomania and god complex, probably for the most part. The family disappearance might hint at a possible motive for revenge, provided it might not be her own fault in the first place.
Quirk:
Emitter:
Esoteric Energy
Masaru is capable of manipulating an unknown, unstable type of energy rooted deep within her body. Not even Masaru herself understands what it actually is, but it could be a form of pure destructive energy, as evidenced by its ability to, well, destroy.
Basically, Esoteric Energy is a red, glowing mist of energy that can be manipulated into a variety of forms, from clouds to projectiles and even swords. Depending on the concentration, Esoteric Energy breaks bonds between atoms it comes into contact with, severing matter into pieces and unbinding some chemical mixtures. Pure concentrated matter, such as blades, are most effective at breaking things up with slices, while clouds are better at having degenerative effects. Although destructive in nature, Esoteric Energy is not capable of utterly destroying matter itself; it can only rend things apart, but not send it into oblivion.
Esoteric Energy, however, has some odd effects on Masaru's own body. In particular, it has the typical drawback of being draining on excessive use, but another interesting effect takes place while this energy is being used ceaselessly and daily. Some parts of her body become slightly off at first, with either discolorations or physical distortions. Further use starts to make them become grotesque lacerations, and even further, writhing blobs of tissue. Oddly enough, Masaru tends to ignore these, even going so as to wonder what is it being pointed out when someone points to that big mass of flesh pulsating on her leg. These odd deformities somehow revert as time passes. There are currently no known actual effects from these, but it could be inferred that this energy could have potentially significant side effects on Masaru.
This energy also becomes weaker with increasing distance from Masaru, which could limit the range for her projectiles as they tend to degenerate back into nothingness if detached from her system for too long. Theoretically, overusing this ability could also drive her insane, since she tends to be a little bit extra crazy when so, but it appears there's not really any point in this anyway because Masaru's already nutty in her own right.
Talents:
Masaru is quite evasive and tends to escape from scenes quite easily, remaining unknown to investigation even until now. But for how long?
Skilled in bladework, something that could quite come in handy when using her energy in melee.
Big tolerance for pain.
Inventory:
Has a pet mouse of an unknown name. Kept since last year.
Often tends to carry around candies.
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MARGARET VERGILIA, Divine Illumination
used in: The Evening Looms
Age: 26
Gender: Female.
Race/Nationality: Irish-born, with Roman lineages. Weak accent.
5'8", 166 lb, slender physique. Heterochromic, with one blue eye and one normally green eye, the latter changing color upon her power's influence. Her very light blonde hair covers that green eye, and shines an almost white color under certain lights. Typically wears in either neutral color schemes, very regal clothing or military uniform.
Personality:
In this world full of sorcerers, heathens, god-maniacs and skeptics, she is perhaps one of the very, very few to worship God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, let alone any god or godly spirit. Even while the Vatican is now all but a tiny institution, Margaret herself remains firmly rooted in her Catholic faith, and still puts much of its devotional principles into practice. As such, Margaret can often be seen contemplating on the mysteries of the Rosary in the morning, suddenly stopping to pray exactly at noon and 6 in the evening, fervently praying when encountered with adversary, and carrying devotional scapulars, prayer leaflets and relics of saints. Her continuous faith can be attributed to an incredible coincidence of her family's deep religious traditions and the holy-like nature of her power, and even her family continues to hide any trace of their newfound irreligion should she contact them.
Consequently enough, this deep devotion has also compelled her to gain some notorious traits of the typical zealous Middle Ages crusader. In particular, Margaret often believes herself to have the right to damn anyone to Hell, and most especially condemns Novodeans, GAUs, and, to much hypocrisy, self-righteous people. Margaret believes the rise of humanity's power as God's test on whoever is virtuous enough to use God's gift wisely and gain right to Heaven, and whoever is wicked enough to use God's gift for nefarious intentions and earn damnation. Among Margaret's list of what constitutes as virtue is the fervency to purge whatever she deems as sin... which would in turn spell quite some trouble in this age.
In general, Margaret is very disdainful to the brash, but kind to the gentle. She, in turn, is gentle-natured most of the time, but thinks highly about herself and can come off as arrogant occasionally. Margaret, though, is willing to rend her abilities, especially the Spirit, in servicing people for the better.
Besides religion, Margaret has actually quite a knack for games both video and board (though not really good with the former), drinking, and dining to the point of gluttony (while surprisingly staying fit). It seems much of her morals are simply quite focused on the issue of superhumanity and is willing to let it be loose, if not totally absent, when it comes to other aspects.
Abilities:
Divinity
A luminous form of magic that comes in three forms, altogether making Margaret angel-like in power. She has named the forms after the aspects of the Holy Trinity:
The Power of the Father - Simply referred to as the Father, the energy of Divinity is conjured into forms able to hurt and kill. The Father can damage anything that lives with extra effectiveness against any creature of a summoned background (except intelligents), but is not capable of doing damage to nonliving things.
The Wisdom of the Son - Simply referred to as the Son. Luminous wings made out of Divinity and capable of flight and highly effective shielding.
The Love of the Holy Spirit - Simply referred to as the Holy Spirit or Spirit. Performs the exact opposite purpose of the Father: to heal. Rends wounds at a very quick rate, but may not be able to resurrect one that has sustained an injury severe enough to deliver quick or instant death.
All three abilities derive from the same energy pool. Should one ability sustain overuse, other abilities may be rendered unusable upon the depletion of Divinity. One can read how exhausted her reserves are by her heterochromic green left eye: increased use reddens it, and turns black as her energies go less and less.
Biography:
Born within the more Catholic confines of Ireland, Margaret was raised by a wealthy family whose faith was rather empty; despite a large collection of religious icons and even relics of saints, most of them simply didn't have the motivation to attend regular Masses nor take any prayer seriously. This was Margaret, too; the girl used not to have a care in anything.
Around 11, however, Margaret suddenly started heading to a life of "sainthood". From a simple fascination with icons and relics, it all then spiraled into full-blown devotion, something so sudden her parents started thinking what the hell has gone wrong.
Cue hell breaking loose.
Concerns grew even deeper. What if Margaret was to become one of those maniacs on the news? Her family had already began packing their bags in case she did prove herself to be one. And when they finally saw her floating around the rooms, bearing wings of light, it was then decided that it was high time they got the hell out of here.
Just as they were about to leave, however, a crazed telekinetic decided it would be fun to join on the rampage, starting with the Vergilias. When they were then cornered and as her father had just sustained a blow to his shoulder with a rock, Margaret raced quickly out of the house, struck the attacker in the face with a beam of light, and fixed his father's shoulder in a snap.
Though some of the rest of the family acquired their powers, Margaret was still best suited to guide her family while they roamed around, before settling on Mundin months later. This proved to be a wise choice; the city-state would later become one of the few remaining safe havens of the world, and for the rest of the years the Vergilias would then live in peace without a care in the world... while Margaret had her own duties to pursue, as a soldier of the Defense Unit and "most importantly, as a soldier of God".
Specialties:
Adept at memorization, and knows the entirety of the Catholic Pastoral Editon Bible, all known Catholic prayers, and the encyclicals of St. John Paul II. Strong-willed and motivated. Fluent in Latin and English.
Equipment:
Regularly keeps with herself scapulars, a Rosary and a Miraculous Medal, along with money, IDs and other necessities.
Has tons of religious icons and relics of saints in her home. Mostly retrieved from her old home, but some new ones are in there as well.
Other:
Margaret is stationed at the long-range defense placements on the coast facing Britain.
Prefers wines, but will still occasionally take beer.
Very much loves steaks. Dislikes fruits, but likes leafy greens.
used in: The Evening Looms
Margaret Vergilia
Age: 26
Gender: Female.
Race/Nationality: Irish-born, with Roman lineages. Weak accent.
5'8", 166 lb, slender physique. Heterochromic, with one blue eye and one normally green eye, the latter changing color upon her power's influence. Her very light blonde hair covers that green eye, and shines an almost white color under certain lights. Typically wears in either neutral color schemes, very regal clothing or military uniform.
Personality:
In this world full of sorcerers, heathens, god-maniacs and skeptics, she is perhaps one of the very, very few to worship God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, let alone any god or godly spirit. Even while the Vatican is now all but a tiny institution, Margaret herself remains firmly rooted in her Catholic faith, and still puts much of its devotional principles into practice. As such, Margaret can often be seen contemplating on the mysteries of the Rosary in the morning, suddenly stopping to pray exactly at noon and 6 in the evening, fervently praying when encountered with adversary, and carrying devotional scapulars, prayer leaflets and relics of saints. Her continuous faith can be attributed to an incredible coincidence of her family's deep religious traditions and the holy-like nature of her power, and even her family continues to hide any trace of their newfound irreligion should she contact them.
Consequently enough, this deep devotion has also compelled her to gain some notorious traits of the typical zealous Middle Ages crusader. In particular, Margaret often believes herself to have the right to damn anyone to Hell, and most especially condemns Novodeans, GAUs, and, to much hypocrisy, self-righteous people. Margaret believes the rise of humanity's power as God's test on whoever is virtuous enough to use God's gift wisely and gain right to Heaven, and whoever is wicked enough to use God's gift for nefarious intentions and earn damnation. Among Margaret's list of what constitutes as virtue is the fervency to purge whatever she deems as sin... which would in turn spell quite some trouble in this age.
In general, Margaret is very disdainful to the brash, but kind to the gentle. She, in turn, is gentle-natured most of the time, but thinks highly about herself and can come off as arrogant occasionally. Margaret, though, is willing to rend her abilities, especially the Spirit, in servicing people for the better.
Besides religion, Margaret has actually quite a knack for games both video and board (though not really good with the former), drinking, and dining to the point of gluttony (while surprisingly staying fit). It seems much of her morals are simply quite focused on the issue of superhumanity and is willing to let it be loose, if not totally absent, when it comes to other aspects.
Abilities:
Divinity
A luminous form of magic that comes in three forms, altogether making Margaret angel-like in power. She has named the forms after the aspects of the Holy Trinity:
The Power of the Father - Simply referred to as the Father, the energy of Divinity is conjured into forms able to hurt and kill. The Father can damage anything that lives with extra effectiveness against any creature of a summoned background (except intelligents), but is not capable of doing damage to nonliving things.
The Wisdom of the Son - Simply referred to as the Son. Luminous wings made out of Divinity and capable of flight and highly effective shielding.
The Love of the Holy Spirit - Simply referred to as the Holy Spirit or Spirit. Performs the exact opposite purpose of the Father: to heal. Rends wounds at a very quick rate, but may not be able to resurrect one that has sustained an injury severe enough to deliver quick or instant death.
All three abilities derive from the same energy pool. Should one ability sustain overuse, other abilities may be rendered unusable upon the depletion of Divinity. One can read how exhausted her reserves are by her heterochromic green left eye: increased use reddens it, and turns black as her energies go less and less.
Biography:
Born within the more Catholic confines of Ireland, Margaret was raised by a wealthy family whose faith was rather empty; despite a large collection of religious icons and even relics of saints, most of them simply didn't have the motivation to attend regular Masses nor take any prayer seriously. This was Margaret, too; the girl used not to have a care in anything.
Around 11, however, Margaret suddenly started heading to a life of "sainthood". From a simple fascination with icons and relics, it all then spiraled into full-blown devotion, something so sudden her parents started thinking what the hell has gone wrong.
Cue hell breaking loose.
Concerns grew even deeper. What if Margaret was to become one of those maniacs on the news? Her family had already began packing their bags in case she did prove herself to be one. And when they finally saw her floating around the rooms, bearing wings of light, it was then decided that it was high time they got the hell out of here.
Just as they were about to leave, however, a crazed telekinetic decided it would be fun to join on the rampage, starting with the Vergilias. When they were then cornered and as her father had just sustained a blow to his shoulder with a rock, Margaret raced quickly out of the house, struck the attacker in the face with a beam of light, and fixed his father's shoulder in a snap.
Though some of the rest of the family acquired their powers, Margaret was still best suited to guide her family while they roamed around, before settling on Mundin months later. This proved to be a wise choice; the city-state would later become one of the few remaining safe havens of the world, and for the rest of the years the Vergilias would then live in peace without a care in the world... while Margaret had her own duties to pursue, as a soldier of the Defense Unit and "most importantly, as a soldier of God".
Specialties:
Adept at memorization, and knows the entirety of the Catholic Pastoral Editon Bible, all known Catholic prayers, and the encyclicals of St. John Paul II. Strong-willed and motivated. Fluent in Latin and English.
Equipment:
Regularly keeps with herself scapulars, a Rosary and a Miraculous Medal, along with money, IDs and other necessities.
Has tons of religious icons and relics of saints in her home. Mostly retrieved from her old home, but some new ones are in there as well.
Other:
Margaret is stationed at the long-range defense placements on the coast facing Britain.
Prefers wines, but will still occasionally take beer.
Very much loves steaks. Dislikes fruits, but likes leafy greens.
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LUCIFUGIA, Ruler of Perdition
also known by JUDE ROCHE
antagonist
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Lucifugia's human embodiment, under the alias Jude Roche, stands at 178 centimeters and weights 74 kilograms.
In this state, most of her powers lie dormant, but a few of them can be channeled through her demonic arm.
Lucifugia's "true" form is about the size of a medium rise building and greatly resembles a seraphim, albeit the key difference being multiple red eyes at the center in place of a head and a retractable single arm. Much of it is composed of statue except the eyes. The rock composing Lucifugia is of an unknown, pure white marble-like substance, and despite being hard enough to feel rocky to the touch, it is also mysteriously flexible enough to allow the demon any movement. The stone cannot be broken by itself, but targeting the eyes will do so. This form emits very luminous light, but this light appears faded, such in a way that it looks rather dim, but also in a way that everything around her is bathed in daylight.
There are quotation marks on the word "true", namely because this appearance is all but another charade. As Lucifugia sustains graver wounds, the statue of her form crumbles, revealing a writhing, gory mass beneath and leaving only the demonic abomination's eyes. Lucifugia's actual form is rather... horrifying, but keep in mind she is actually weaker in this state, being all exposed and unable to fly.
Thus this is symbolic of her once angelic past and her present ambition. Lucifugia desired to be God, so visually she presents herself as a divine and majestic beauty. As she crumbles, the demon's hideous true form is revealed; a stark contrast to her godly masquerade, and an expression of how truly pitiful Lucifugia is.
aged ???
female
species Demon
The Fires of Damnation - Jude Roche's main form of attack. Extremely versatile hellfire, more potent than regular fire. Nearly impossible to extinguish with regular methods, so magical methods are better preferred. May either be sourced from her hand or made to erupt out of the ground. Its most powerful technique, as Jude Roche, is the ability to conjure a massive, slow-moving sunlike projectile, devastating anything within its path, but like all ultimate attacks this is very draining.
Lumen - Sourced from her demon hand. Luminous, but paradoxically dim light similar in manner to her other form's glow. May either serve as a mere light or as a beam attack.
Obsidian - Large white sword, surrounded by hellfires. Leaves harmful trails of hellfire behind in every sweep.
Demonic Physiology - Durable body, extreme strength, enhanced speed, resistance to fire. Quite ironically has angelic wings, of the same substance as her godly form. Cannot be truly killed in this form; if physically "killed", may resurrect in a few days, but lacking in power.
Revelation - Transform into LUCIFUGIA. Initiated by spreading massive amounts of hellfire around, then touching the ground with her demonic arm and absorbing a portion of the hellfire. Jude will then sink into the ground and lie beneath for one minute, while the remaining hellfire spreads more rapidly. After one minute, LUCIFUGIA will suddenly burst from the ground, to the surprise of the unobservant. The ritual can be stopped by extinguishing most of the remaining hellfires during the delay, but their increased spread might prove difficult.
Unholy Energy - LUCIFUGIA's main form of attack. Pure, concentrated destructive energy of a greater magnitude in power and versatility than hellfire. From then on, LUCIFUGIA's preferred attacks are rains of energy meteors, fountains of destruction, massive suns similar to Hellfire suns but now a regularly executed attack, thunderbolts of energy and projectile barrages.
Lumen, II - Aside from beam attacks, LUCIFUGIA is now able to modify her light to be intensely hot. Anything that is supposed to catch fire from this heat catches Hellfire instead.
Energetic Revival - Gain a boost to her energy pool depending on the size of the prior created Hellfire, allowing LUCIFUGIA to execute more attacks. One shudders to imagine the scale of her powers in Hell, where the fires of suffering are much, much more prevalent. Because LUCIFUGIA can no longer directly manipulate hellfire in this form (but can create it through Lumen II), she takes great care to defend the fires in order to make efficient use of her powers.
Totus Mundus Agit Histrionem - Manipulates the elements, able to distort the land around her into a deadly fighting stage of floating rocks, as well as the ability of throwing massive debris as an offensive measure. LUCIFUGIA will also tend to create a "body" from it in addition to her own, as an added defensive and offensive measure.
Summoning - Creates hordes of lesser demons or conscripts damned souls in service to LUCIFUGIA.
Revert - Become Jude Roche once again. The process is more demanding as it requires direct consumption of a few dozen people, but quicker as the gory mass quickly shrinks and reshapes, while the statue carapace crumbles if present.
Demon-Oriented Sealing Magic - Highly vulnerable to, especially when LUCIFUGIA's gory flesh is exposed. Note that Jude Roche is immune to such.
The Eyes - Aim for them. Seriously.
The Fires - Also helpful to extinguish, especially if LUCIFUGIA is deriving her powers from them.
Inversion - Both a strength and a weakness. Keeping true with her desire to be like God, LUCIFUGIA has a bonus resistance to angelic spells, but also suffers penalties under demonic powers. This explains why she remains Satan's bitch servant to this day.
Treachery - Her hunger for power has come to the point that she begins to covet the title of being the Ruler of Demons. LUCIFUGIA tries to keep this hidden, but may occasionally slip and often suffers to Satan's tortures in turn.
Along with Lucifer and many others, LUCIFUGIA is legendarily one of the first Rebellious Angels who plotted to overthrow God. As the story goes, they failed, and they in turn were cast to Hell and tormented as demons. Lucifer once again plotted in vengeance by introducing sin to mankind, and from then on they regularly took both the roles of the tormentors and the tormented. Although Divine Compulsion still forces them into suffering, having a damned soul as a toy made life in Hell more bearable, if not pleasurable. LUCIFUGIA tormented the Violent by bathing them in searing hellfires, and occasionally bathing and suffering within it due to... urges.
Over time, however, the grip of Heaven over hell waned. No longer having to suffer in their own torments, the demons began their plot to expand their fiery kingdom. As Lucifer's second in command, then, LUCIFUGIA then had control over the vast armies of Hell. But before they can execute their master plan, they must clear the world of all things divine by purging it of angels and churches. LUCIFUGIA has then materialized into the world, with the intent of ruthlessly destroying any angel in her path.
But LUCIFUGIA had even more sinister intents, for in the end, she will plot to kill her..."master", and take over his supposed throne of the earth.
also known by JUDE ROCHE
antagonist
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L U C I F U G I A
Lucifugia's human embodiment, under the alias Jude Roche, stands at 178 centimeters and weights 74 kilograms.
In this state, most of her powers lie dormant, but a few of them can be channeled through her demonic arm.
Lucifugia's "true" form is about the size of a medium rise building and greatly resembles a seraphim, albeit the key difference being multiple red eyes at the center in place of a head and a retractable single arm. Much of it is composed of statue except the eyes. The rock composing Lucifugia is of an unknown, pure white marble-like substance, and despite being hard enough to feel rocky to the touch, it is also mysteriously flexible enough to allow the demon any movement. The stone cannot be broken by itself, but targeting the eyes will do so. This form emits very luminous light, but this light appears faded, such in a way that it looks rather dim, but also in a way that everything around her is bathed in daylight.
There are quotation marks on the word "true", namely because this appearance is all but another charade. As Lucifugia sustains graver wounds, the statue of her form crumbles, revealing a writhing, gory mass beneath and leaving only the demonic abomination's eyes. Lucifugia's actual form is rather... horrifying, but keep in mind she is actually weaker in this state, being all exposed and unable to fly.
Thus this is symbolic of her once angelic past and her present ambition. Lucifugia desired to be God, so visually she presents herself as a divine and majestic beauty. As she crumbles, the demon's hideous true form is revealed; a stark contrast to her godly masquerade, and an expression of how truly pitiful Lucifugia is.
aged ???
female
species Demon
P O W E R S
JUDE ROCHE, THE PHYSICAL VESSEL
The Fires of Damnation - Jude Roche's main form of attack. Extremely versatile hellfire, more potent than regular fire. Nearly impossible to extinguish with regular methods, so magical methods are better preferred. May either be sourced from her hand or made to erupt out of the ground. Its most powerful technique, as Jude Roche, is the ability to conjure a massive, slow-moving sunlike projectile, devastating anything within its path, but like all ultimate attacks this is very draining.
Lumen - Sourced from her demon hand. Luminous, but paradoxically dim light similar in manner to her other form's glow. May either serve as a mere light or as a beam attack.
Obsidian - Large white sword, surrounded by hellfires. Leaves harmful trails of hellfire behind in every sweep.
Demonic Physiology - Durable body, extreme strength, enhanced speed, resistance to fire. Quite ironically has angelic wings, of the same substance as her godly form. Cannot be truly killed in this form; if physically "killed", may resurrect in a few days, but lacking in power.
Revelation - Transform into LUCIFUGIA. Initiated by spreading massive amounts of hellfire around, then touching the ground with her demonic arm and absorbing a portion of the hellfire. Jude will then sink into the ground and lie beneath for one minute, while the remaining hellfire spreads more rapidly. After one minute, LUCIFUGIA will suddenly burst from the ground, to the surprise of the unobservant. The ritual can be stopped by extinguishing most of the remaining hellfires during the delay, but their increased spread might prove difficult.
LUCIFUGIA, RULER OF PERDITION
Unholy Energy - LUCIFUGIA's main form of attack. Pure, concentrated destructive energy of a greater magnitude in power and versatility than hellfire. From then on, LUCIFUGIA's preferred attacks are rains of energy meteors, fountains of destruction, massive suns similar to Hellfire suns but now a regularly executed attack, thunderbolts of energy and projectile barrages.
Lumen, II - Aside from beam attacks, LUCIFUGIA is now able to modify her light to be intensely hot. Anything that is supposed to catch fire from this heat catches Hellfire instead.
Energetic Revival - Gain a boost to her energy pool depending on the size of the prior created Hellfire, allowing LUCIFUGIA to execute more attacks. One shudders to imagine the scale of her powers in Hell, where the fires of suffering are much, much more prevalent. Because LUCIFUGIA can no longer directly manipulate hellfire in this form (but can create it through Lumen II), she takes great care to defend the fires in order to make efficient use of her powers.
Totus Mundus Agit Histrionem - Manipulates the elements, able to distort the land around her into a deadly fighting stage of floating rocks, as well as the ability of throwing massive debris as an offensive measure. LUCIFUGIA will also tend to create a "body" from it in addition to her own, as an added defensive and offensive measure.
Summoning - Creates hordes of lesser demons or conscripts damned souls in service to LUCIFUGIA.
Revert - Become Jude Roche once again. The process is more demanding as it requires direct consumption of a few dozen people, but quicker as the gory mass quickly shrinks and reshapes, while the statue carapace crumbles if present.
W E A K N E S S
Demon-Oriented Sealing Magic - Highly vulnerable to, especially when LUCIFUGIA's gory flesh is exposed. Note that Jude Roche is immune to such.
The Eyes - Aim for them. Seriously.
The Fires - Also helpful to extinguish, especially if LUCIFUGIA is deriving her powers from them.
Inversion - Both a strength and a weakness. Keeping true with her desire to be like God, LUCIFUGIA has a bonus resistance to angelic spells, but also suffers penalties under demonic powers. This explains why she remains Satan's bitch servant to this day.
Treachery - Her hunger for power has come to the point that she begins to covet the title of being the Ruler of Demons. LUCIFUGIA tries to keep this hidden, but may occasionally slip and often suffers to Satan's tortures in turn.
P E R S O N A L I T Y
B A C K S T O R Y
Along with Lucifer and many others, LUCIFUGIA is legendarily one of the first Rebellious Angels who plotted to overthrow God. As the story goes, they failed, and they in turn were cast to Hell and tormented as demons. Lucifer once again plotted in vengeance by introducing sin to mankind, and from then on they regularly took both the roles of the tormentors and the tormented. Although Divine Compulsion still forces them into suffering, having a damned soul as a toy made life in Hell more bearable, if not pleasurable. LUCIFUGIA tormented the Violent by bathing them in searing hellfires, and occasionally bathing and suffering within it due to... urges.
Over time, however, the grip of Heaven over hell waned. No longer having to suffer in their own torments, the demons began their plot to expand their fiery kingdom. As Lucifer's second in command, then, LUCIFUGIA then had control over the vast armies of Hell. But before they can execute their master plan, they must clear the world of all things divine by purging it of angels and churches. LUCIFUGIA has then materialized into the world, with the intent of ruthlessly destroying any angel in her path.
But LUCIFUGIA had even more sinister intents, for in the end, she will plot to kill her..."master", and take over his supposed throne of the earth.
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MARCE JANNE, Sage of Zeal
antihero (playable scenario)/antagonist (Grand Council scenario)
work in progress
aged 34, stopped aging at early twenties
female
American GAU
5'7", 58 kg. Has a very long ponytail usually hidden in a veil, making her appear to have a bob cut. When unwinded, Marce is revealed to have very long and straight princess-cut hair. Curvy, slightly pear figure. Nigh-scarless, with the exception of a tiny slash on her hip that she deliberately didn't heal to keep as war memorabilia.
"You may call me Marce, mi querida."
Personality
Ruthless in desiring to achieve her goals, Marce enjoys her high position as a Grand Councillor and asserts herself in front of many. She is reputedly known among the Council to have the most loyal and dedicated servants, mainly due to allowing them access free will, free judgement, and free meals and other incentives, though she is also rather hard on training. Failure is certainly to be met with harsh punishments, but Marce is ready to forgive should her subordinates still have served a purpose (and will do so), or should their error not be their fault.
Marce enjoys fighting, and shows honorable respect towards even the most damning opponents of the GAU should they put up a worthy fight. She is notorious for often preferring to fight right at the frontlines rather than debate in the chambers, often seen at many GAU advances yet absent in council sessions. Still, her valor has earned her considerable respect among the Grand Councillors, despite being scolded at times for being unruly by Council standards.
All that aside, Marce is also known for being rather... flirtatious. She had attempted to engage in courtship with a few Councilmen already, but with little luck. Even at the battlefield, Marce is known to be a little too amorous when it comes to facing worthy or charming opponents. Marce is also noted to be very flippant and playful at times, though she knows how to be serious in Council matters.
Though not a smoker, Marce is fond of alcohol, most often beer.
Abilities
Marce is capable of such a plethora of magics, such as flight, barriers and such that it would be a pain to list them all. From then on, it can be inferred that her magical stamina far exceeds the typical user, and that even her mental capacity is strong enough to control many mind-degrading powers. Her abilities are furthermore amplified by her staff-slash-polearm, specially crafted and gifted by her subjects. Marce is also known to have collaborated with her fellow Councilmen in creating two sapient summons, of which she had entrusted military command with.
Her greatest specialty, however, lies in her large-scale manipulation of gravity. At its most basic, it's just "glorified telekinesis", though far greater in magnitude and enough to lift skyscrapers with ease. More elaborate abilities, however, include strengthening gravity such that it immobilizes with weight, inverting gravity within a large field, and even the creation of devastating black holes and other singularities.
As an added defense, Marce is also capable of transforming her vestments into full armor, magically lightweight yet sturdy. Her armor is able to repel collateral damage from her own attacks, and blocks most mind attacks and some hurt from magical attacks, though this sacrifices her staff-polearm's amplification ability.
Like all, however, Marce is still no exception to suffering her own fatigues after a while of fighting. Her increased capacity serves more to handle her sheer power rather than to prolong her in a confrontation on an all-out fighting style.
Biography
Not much is known of Marce's life prior to and during incident, aside from the fact that she was 19 during that time. Her details chronicling her ascent into the Grand Council is classified, and remains a highly sought mystery. She controls well over a seventh of the GAU's force and a few notably powerful generals including her two summons. Marce's desire for battle has made her a participant of many of GAU's decisive battles over the past years, including the Union's steamrolling crusades for expansion and the extermination of some of the most notorious rebellion forces, including lure and ambush missions.
Specialties
-proficiency with melee techniques
-perceptive
-multilingual; understands multitudes of languages, and speaks with mastery on eight: English, Spanish, German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Italian and Latin.
-charismatic
-leadership
Equipment
-Her trusty staff-slash-polearm, the Sage's Scepter, capable of melee attack and magical amplification.
-Expensive, blingy stuff just for show.
-Other arcane tools.
Relationships
Sora Zardathian - Most certainly have met him during the extermination of his rebel group. Does not really care much about him, but particularly impressed with how he had managed to land a blow on her fellow Councilman. Sora, on the other hand, very likely holds a deep grudge against her for massacring his peers, and for some responsibility on his father's death.
Janice Ward - May have heard of her as a powerful technomancer. Somewhat dismayed at her disappearance, though all forgettable in the end.
Jane Wick - No actual direct relations with Wick since she was under the management of a different Grand Councillor, though looks at her name with disdain.
antihero (playable scenario)/antagonist (Grand Council scenario)
work in progress
Marce Janne
aged 34, stopped aging at early twenties
female
American GAU
5'7", 58 kg. Has a very long ponytail usually hidden in a veil, making her appear to have a bob cut. When unwinded, Marce is revealed to have very long and straight princess-cut hair. Curvy, slightly pear figure. Nigh-scarless, with the exception of a tiny slash on her hip that she deliberately didn't heal to keep as war memorabilia.
"You may call me Marce, mi querida."
Personality
Ruthless in desiring to achieve her goals, Marce enjoys her high position as a Grand Councillor and asserts herself in front of many. She is reputedly known among the Council to have the most loyal and dedicated servants, mainly due to allowing them access free will, free judgement, and free meals and other incentives, though she is also rather hard on training. Failure is certainly to be met with harsh punishments, but Marce is ready to forgive should her subordinates still have served a purpose (and will do so), or should their error not be their fault.
Marce enjoys fighting, and shows honorable respect towards even the most damning opponents of the GAU should they put up a worthy fight. She is notorious for often preferring to fight right at the frontlines rather than debate in the chambers, often seen at many GAU advances yet absent in council sessions. Still, her valor has earned her considerable respect among the Grand Councillors, despite being scolded at times for being unruly by Council standards.
All that aside, Marce is also known for being rather... flirtatious. She had attempted to engage in courtship with a few Councilmen already, but with little luck. Even at the battlefield, Marce is known to be a little too amorous when it comes to facing worthy or charming opponents. Marce is also noted to be very flippant and playful at times, though she knows how to be serious in Council matters.
Though not a smoker, Marce is fond of alcohol, most often beer.
Abilities
Marce is capable of such a plethora of magics, such as flight, barriers and such that it would be a pain to list them all. From then on, it can be inferred that her magical stamina far exceeds the typical user, and that even her mental capacity is strong enough to control many mind-degrading powers. Her abilities are furthermore amplified by her staff-slash-polearm, specially crafted and gifted by her subjects. Marce is also known to have collaborated with her fellow Councilmen in creating two sapient summons, of which she had entrusted military command with.
Her greatest specialty, however, lies in her large-scale manipulation of gravity. At its most basic, it's just "glorified telekinesis", though far greater in magnitude and enough to lift skyscrapers with ease. More elaborate abilities, however, include strengthening gravity such that it immobilizes with weight, inverting gravity within a large field, and even the creation of devastating black holes and other singularities.
As an added defense, Marce is also capable of transforming her vestments into full armor, magically lightweight yet sturdy. Her armor is able to repel collateral damage from her own attacks, and blocks most mind attacks and some hurt from magical attacks, though this sacrifices her staff-polearm's amplification ability.
Like all, however, Marce is still no exception to suffering her own fatigues after a while of fighting. Her increased capacity serves more to handle her sheer power rather than to prolong her in a confrontation on an all-out fighting style.
Biography
Not much is known of Marce's life prior to and during incident, aside from the fact that she was 19 during that time. Her details chronicling her ascent into the Grand Council is classified, and remains a highly sought mystery. She controls well over a seventh of the GAU's force and a few notably powerful generals including her two summons. Marce's desire for battle has made her a participant of many of GAU's decisive battles over the past years, including the Union's steamrolling crusades for expansion and the extermination of some of the most notorious rebellion forces, including lure and ambush missions.
Specialties
-proficiency with melee techniques
-perceptive
-multilingual; understands multitudes of languages, and speaks with mastery on eight: English, Spanish, German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Italian and Latin.
-charismatic
-leadership
Equipment
-Her trusty staff-slash-polearm, the Sage's Scepter, capable of melee attack and magical amplification.
-Expensive, blingy stuff just for show.
-Other arcane tools.
Relationships
Sora Zardathian - Most certainly have met him during the extermination of his rebel group. Does not really care much about him, but particularly impressed with how he had managed to land a blow on her fellow Councilman. Sora, on the other hand, very likely holds a deep grudge against her for massacring his peers, and for some responsibility on his father's death.
Janice Ward - May have heard of her as a powerful technomancer. Somewhat dismayed at her disappearance, though all forgettable in the end.
Jane Wick - No actual direct relations with Wick since she was under the management of a different Grand Councillor, though looks at her name with disdain.
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