Papadjinn

Part One: Tso of Chun-Nan Tso was born in the country of Chun-Nan, a city of art and martial discipline. As the only girl in her litter and her family of martial artists, she had a hard time gaining any recognition. The young shiba didn’t find life becoming any easier when it was revealed that she had a natural talent for tinkering. Although she was trained alongside her brothers, it was clear that she focused most of her time towards the scientific pursuits. Deep in her heart, she knew that she could push the limitations of her people if only someone would invest in her research. Unfortunately for her, the people of Chun-nan believed that dedication to the body and spirit were the only ways to truly ascend beyond the restraint of mortality.  Do to the traditional ways of her family, she was looked down on for her beliefs and forced to conform. However cruel this treatment was, she applied it to her studies, looking for any way she could to further her research. Although

Part One: Pasha, Born to Lead Only a few years after the quell of the great Rosian rebellion, the young princess Pasha was born. The child of Curtana and Dom, the little noble was treated with the upmost care and even as a warrior she only had the greatest instructors. The young coyote’s mother also had a hand in making sure that her daughter knew the people of Rosa, not just those in power but also those who needed the most help. Pasha was taught about what spurred the rebellion and how it was satisfied, her mother wanting her to learn the lessons of the past. Although Pasha had never met her grandfather, she held a bit of resentment towards him for the risk he’d put the kingdom in for his own fulfillment. As time went on, the feeling she had for the grandfather she never knew seeped into the relationship she had with her Uncle Gada, the Sultan of Rosa. Although she did not hate him or wish him harm, she found that she couldn’t help but have her guard up around him. It

Part One: Katar, the Bloodied Raised in a small village within the borders of Rosa, Katar was trained from a young age to be a warrior and hunter. The runt of his litter, it was assumed that he would have a difficult time excelling within the roll expected of him as a man of the tribe. Before long however, he began to grow rapidly and proved he had incredible potential. By the time he’d reached adulthood, he was able to best warriors who’d been fighting for twice as long as he had. With his incredible strength and massive size, he became the envy for all males in his home. In battle, he was a force of nature able to tear down dozens of enemies single-handedly. Those who witnesses to his deed began calling him Katar the Bloodied to honor his kills.  Katar found love in the daughter of his village’s shaman, Lurock. The spirit guide did not believe that Katar and Risae should be wed as he foresaw a great calamity that would bring ruin to the village had they done so.

Part One: Birth of The Horn After the final betrayal by Berial’s own creation, Abaddon, the once divine being was seal away in the demon’s belly like a common meal. In his weakened state he had no chance of escaping, yet he was too prideful to suffer in silence. Using the scraps of power left within, he casted a spell to syphon the energy of the damn with Abaddon. With their strength at his aid, Berial fashioned the husks for his clutch. Placing a piece of his soul within each to breathe life into the shells. The first Asmodeus, imbued with his desire for freedom and the one meant to lead. Belphegor, was his second and was presented with his wisdom so he may lay traps for the mortals. Lastly Noya, was born of conquest and all the beauty that Berial saw within it. Once their mission had been explained, he warned them that as residents of Abaddon they would not be able to leave with their true bodies. Instead they would have to tether their souls to a body so that they