<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=315642.msg15258774#msg15258774">Quote from: Pumpkin Seeds on 30-01-2020, 11:51:25</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">I'll post up the short blurb of her background so people can see. <br/><br/>Inori is little more than a beast.  A creature filled with rage at her lot in this life and at the cruelty of fate to never simply let her be.  Born into the bonds of slavery she lived as a servant before she even knew what freedom might be.  Parents were taken from her and slain for some minor offense before her eyes.  The violence and the abuse she suffered nestled in her body like a fragile egg.  Nurtured and set to grow that hatred exploded one day in an act of sublime violence that left many of the ruling family dead at the dinner table and a child clutching cold, bloodied steel in her hand while growling her defiance at the guards.  From there she was arrested and sentences to a slow death beneath the mines.<br/><br/>There she became harder and more resolute.  That same hatred was once more nurtured and cradled in her chest, coming to fruition in moments of grand violence when a guard or fellow slave would enact her wrath.  Such moments came to the attention of a wandering Sith that ventured down into the mine.  That hatred reaching out to him like a tantalizing fruit.  There he found her snarling and snapping, fighting back a trio of guards over a bit of food.  The Sith Lord would slay those guards out of hand and then take her in his grasp.  She spit blood in his face and he carved the first markings of her defiance on her flesh.  Her screams are said to still echo in those tunnels.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>I like this premise. It reminds me of Darth Bane story. If Inori is strong enough in the Force, she would be a perfect candidate for the academy, I think.