Miyazuma

Miyazuma, Servantess of Danebran, also known as Huntress of Trasa, or just Trasa.

A child victim of the blood plague that spawned in the late 13th century, Miyazuma was one of the few infected who managed to escape the Ximi Emperor's cleansing.

For several years after the incident, Miyazuma's craving for blood would turn her into a serial killer. With her young teen visage, she would lure men and women away, before sinking her sharp fangs into their flesh, draining the victim of blood before cutting up the corpse and discarding it. All the while, she was training and preparing to assassinate Emperor Romulus for having her entire family and everyone she knows killed during the cleansing years before.

She became a killing machine driven by revenge and literal bloodlust.

But all of that came to an abrupt end during the Firmamental Break, which resulted in Romulus' ascension to godhood as Ragaser, right at the turn of the 14th century.

With her chance for revenge utterly destroyed, Miyazuma lost her will to live. Now in her 20s, she'd travel across the lands, volunteering at farms and constructions, never staying in one area for too long so no one would connect the murders to her. In the chaos ensuing the Break, law was tough to enforce, leading to a golden age of crime.

Sometimes, Miyazuma would keep her victims alive for several days before killing them, toying with them. She was illiterate and would often have them read books she collected. Though these, she would learn about past wars and power dynamics int he heavens, but she would never learn to read or write herself.

During one night, Miyazuma was stalking a lone black haired man. As she ambushed him, she found that he didnt react whatsoever to her club that was supposed to knock him out. Though perplexed, Miyazuma quickly composed herself, using her poisoned knife aimed at paralyzing the man, she stabbed. Yet the knife merely slid off of his skin, as though he were armour clad.

Miyazuma, knowing that something was wrong and that her chance had passed, quickly turned to flee, but she found herself paralyzed and falling down onto her knees and hands. There was no pain, no clear outside influence. None of the commands she issued her body worked. It was as if though she was ripped out of her body.

As she panicked, she heard the man slowly walk around her, to her front, less than a meter away, and turning to face her. All she could see were his sandals.

With a swift motivation, the mysterious person threw off his cloak. Soon after, Miyazuma felt her head move slowly upwards, once more against her will.

She scanned the figure.

The man was incredibly tall. Glossy golden armour covered his body from legs to head. Two long horns protrured from the top of his head and his orange eyes shone with an unnatural and powerful force. The glow of the great moon Trasa above him made his visage so much more imposing and terrifying.

Miyazuma instantly recognized this appearance from the tales her victims told.

Unmistakenly, before her stood the God Danebran himself.

For the first time in her life, Miyazuma experienced a fear surpassing far that she felt when she was a little child. She was certain this was her end.

The poor girl was so fearstricken that she didn't notice control over her body was returned to her.

Miyazuma's uncontrolled shaking was interrupted by the God's voice, causing her to freeze like a statue. His voice was booming and awe inspiring.

Danebran told Miyazuma that He had been observing her for some time. The rivers of blood and death she left anywhere she walked, as well as her prowess in battle and will to survive against all odds, fascinated Him.

Danebran offered to make her one of His servants, promising great power, and eternal life.

After a few moments of silence, and after having regained some of her composure, Miyazuma declined the Divinity's offer, despite knowing it'd most likely mean her death.

However, to her surprise, Danebran wasn't furious, for He had expected this response. Afterall, how are you going to threaten someone with death if they have no reason to keep living?

Instead, He sought to fill the hole in her heart, to give her purpose.

He knew of her hatred for the man who slaughtered everyone she knew, the man who, despite his crimes as a mortal, was now revered as a benevolent and well loved Deity.

Her dream of revenge needn't necessarily be dead. Danebran argued that the power of Ragaser wouldn't last forever, as He was a mortal merged with Gods, not born as one.

With her life bound to Danebran's and the power He'd give her, she could be there in that inevitable moment when Ragaser is weakened. She could, in due time, repay Him for destroying her life all those years ago.

This offer awoke emotions in Miyazuma that she had locked and buried away a long time ago. She accepted.

Henceforth, she would be known as Miyazuma, Servantess of Danebran, and would enforce His will across the worlds. She would only operate at night, earning her the nickname Huntress of Trasa, after the moon that belongs to her patron, Danebran.

As promised, Miyazuma gained many powers from Danebran. She became extremely fast and agile, and switched from using simple knives to two large scythes, one in each hand. Of course, the knives weren't abandoned either, but they are not her main weapons any longer.

Alternatively, she lifts her long dress, unleashing vicious fanged beasts on all who oppose Danebran's will. These fly at large speeds.

If all else fails, she still has her sharp teeth.

An unnaturally dark aura surrounds her. When she enters a room, it's like she consumes all the light.

When she's done with her opponent, Miyazuma sucks their blood out until naught but a husk remains. Some habits die hard.

In the heavens, she follows her Lord, Danebran, anytime He requests it.

The Goddess Lyublya considers Miyazuma shady and untrustworthy.

Danebran often takes Miyazuma with Him to meetings when Ragaser is present, as the two will always fight and be at odds with each other. Danebran finds this very funny.