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[sorashinny]

Name: Erik Ingvar (Meaning “absolute ruler warrior”)

Nickname(s): Boss, World Snake, World Eater, Yellow-Eyed Devil.

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Age: 30

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Bi

Monster: Jörmungandr is the Midgard Serpent (also World Serpent) in Norse mythology who encircles the realm of Midgard.

Species: Supernatural Human

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History:
Erik has the spirit of Jörmungandr inside of him. He is the first host of the World Serpent to make it past infancy. As his father's side of the family is normally host to wolves or if one with a strong enough soul can host Fenris like his great grandfather before him. It was prophesied before his birth her would hold a powerful soul inside himself, his father thought it was the second coming of Fenris. As his Mothers side of the family only had snakes and smaller sea dragons, it was thought the awakened spirit would be The Wolf, alas it was not, Erik was born with Jörmungandr inside of him. his parents wept as non has yet survived the World Eaters' soul. But as time passed Erik only got stronger, not weaker.


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Anakin Skywalker
Nickname(s): Ani, Skyguy, The Chosen One

Age: 21
Gender: Male
Species: Human

Appearance:
Anakin Skywalker is a tall, physically fit young man with a strong and defined build. He has short, messy brown hair and piercing blue eyes that reflect both his intense determination and his underlying emotional turmoil. His features are handsome, though his expression often reveals a mix of youthful cockiness and deep internal conflict. Anakin typically wears his Jedi robes, though he's often seen in combat attire when in action, which reflects his warrior nature.

Powers:
Anakin is highly attuned to the Force and possesses a remarkable natural ability that marks him as the Chosen One, destined to bring balance to the Force. His Force powers include:

Telekinesis: Anakin can manipulate objects with his mind, ranging from small tools to large ships.
Force Jump/Dash: He can leap great distances and accelerate quickly in battle, giving him an edge over most enemies.
Empathy: Anakin is deeply sensitive to the emotions of others, often using this ability to understand and connect with those around him.
Force Visions: He has vivid, sometimes prophetic visions that often forewarn him of future events, particularly around the lives of those he cares about.
Mind Control: While not as skilled as a Jedi Master, Anakin has shown the ability to subtly influence and control the thoughts and actions of others.
In addition to his Force powers, Anakin is a skilled Jedi with exceptional lightsaber dueling skills and is known for his aggressive fighting style. He is also an expert pilot and mechanical engineer, able to build and repair droids and vehicles with ease.

However, his growing Dark Side potential is evident, with his emotions often veering dangerously toward anger and vengeance. These tendencies threaten to consume him if left unchecked.

Personality:
Anakin is a complex individual who embodies the virtues of both the Jedi and their flaws. His playful and sassy nature often comes through, especially when he’s with close friends like Ahsoka Tano or his old master Obi-Wan Kenobi. Despite the Jedi Order’s strict code, Anakin has a deep sense of attachment, particularly with his wife Padmé Amidala, his Padawan Ahsoka, and his fellow Clone Troopers, especially the 501st.

While Anakin is exceptionally skilled and intelligent, he is also moody and has a tendency to act impulsively. His emotions can change at the drop of a hat, and he struggles to keep his feelings in check. His deep care for his friends and loved ones often causes him to act rashly in an effort to protect them, and he tends to be self-entitled at times, believing that his abilities and destiny give him the right to go beyond the rules.

Anakin’s greatest flaw is his vengefulness. He is driven by a desire to avenge wrongs committed against him or those he loves, and this can sometimes lead him to make dangerous decisions. The Dark Side whispers to him, especially in moments of intense emotion, and his inability to control his desire for vengeance is one of the key factors that threaten his fall to darkness. Despite this, Anakin is not inherently evil, but rather someone who is trying to balance his loyalty to the Jedi Order, his desires, and his destiny as the Chosen One.

Family:
Mother: Shmi Skywalker (deceased)
Father: Unknown
Old Master: Obi-Wan Kenobi (mentor and friend)
Padawan: Ahsoka Tano (his apprentice, whom he cares deeply for)
Though the Jedi Code discourages attachment, Anakin’s emotional ties are undeniable. He was raised without his father and, despite his deep love for his mother, he lost her at a young age. Anakin’s love for Padmé Amidala complicates his connection to the Jedi Order, as they are forbidden to form attachments, yet he cannot suppress his feelings for her. His bond with Ahsoka as her Padawan is a source of pride for him, though he has struggled with how the Jedi Council treated her and her eventual departure from the Order.

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The Force: Anakin is deeply connected to the Force and finds comfort in both meditative practice and action.
Flying: As one of the greatest pilots in the galaxy, Anakin loves to fly, particularly in the Jedi starfighters.
Padmé: His love for Padmé Amidala is a driving force in his life, and he treasures every moment he spends with her.
His 501st: Anakin has a deep bond with the Clone Troopers, particularly the 501st Legion, and has great loyalty toward them.
Mechanical Work: Anakin enjoys working with droids and building machinery, often tinkering with ships or repairing technology in his free time.
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Sith: Anakin loathes the Sith, as they are his enemies and represent everything the Jedi stand against.
Obi-Wan (sometimes): While Anakin deeply respects his old master, they often clash due to Anakin’s impulsive nature and Obi-Wan’s disciplined approach to the Jedi Code.
Sand: A personal dislike, which he infamously expressed in Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
Tusken Raiders: Anakin holds a deep resentment for the Tusken Raiders, particularly after they killed his mother.
Slave Traders: Anakin, being a former slave, has a burning hatred for slave traders and those who profit from the suffering of others.
Being Patient: Anakin has little patience for waiting, especially when it comes to situations that require immediate action.
Not Being in the Middle of the Action: Anakin dislikes being sidelined or not being in the thick of things, as he thrives on action and excitement.

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Name: Delta Rose

Nicknames: Frey, Vortex, Silver Lady, The Mist

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Delta Rose stands at 5 feet 1 inch with a slim, hourglass figure that is concealed beneath layers of black wraps and dark purple thief clothing. Her long, wavy silver hair falls freely when it's not bound and tucked beneath her mask, and her bright purple eyes pierce through the shadows of the night. Her pale skin is dotted with freckles, and it bears countless scars from a lifetime of torment—whip marks, slash wounds, and deep burns mar her body. A particularly large scar runs across her chest, over her heart, a constant reminder of her painful past.

Delta always wears a black and purple skull-shaped mask that hides her face and distorts her voice through a modulator, giving her a robotic tone. She tapes down her chest to present as male, an act born from necessity in a galaxy that often looks down on women in bounty hunting and assassination. This disguise has become a part of her identity, an armor against the dangers of being a woman in a world that doesn't hesitate to exploit vulnerability.

Age: 28

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Bi

Species: Human



Force Abilities:

Delta’s midichlorian count ranks just below Anakin Skywalker’s, making her a uniquely powerful Force user. Her abilities include Force healing, telekinesis, and the power to manipulate emotions—skills she shares with Jedi. However, she also has a dark power that she has struggled to control: the ability to drain the life force of others. She can siphon life energy from living beings to heal herself, leaving death and destruction in her wake. Her connection to the Dark Side of the Force is imperfect, and while she’s capable of using it in small bursts, it is an aspect of herself that she fears.

She also has the rare ability to shield her Force signature, making her invisible to Force-sensitive individuals, including Jedi. This skill has been vital in keeping her hidden from the Jedi Council, whom she has no desire to meet again. Her control over this power is limited, and she can only maintain it for a few hours before exhaustion sets in.



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Delta Rose is fiercely independent, unpredictable, and sassy—a rule breaker who thrives in the shadows of the galaxy. She trusts few people and keeps most of her emotions buried deep beneath layers of sarcasm and detachment. However, beneath her hardened exterior lies a deep well of love for those she deems worthy of her protection. Once she decides to trust someone, she is fiercely loyal and will go to any lengths to keep them safe.

Her years spent as both a slave and an assassin have made her reclusive and distrustful of authority. She dresses and acts like a man, concealing her true identity as a survival mechanism, as women in her line of work are often seen as weaker or more expendable. She keeps her emotions in check, guarding her heart with the same vigilance she does her body.

Despite her darkness, Delta is not entirely cold. She has a soft spot for children and those in need, often going out of her way to help them when she can, though she hides this side of herself from most.



Backstory:

Delta Rose's life began in the Jedi Temple, where she was taken in as a young Padawan. Her Jedi Master, Fuko Kanto, was a strict teacher who pushed her to her limits. Delta showed early signs of remarkable Force sensitivity, and her Master had high hopes for her future. But when she was only 10 years old, her life took a dark turn. On a mission far from the safety of the Temple, Delta was captured by slavers. For months, she endured physical and mental torment, confined in a prison cell where the only escape seemed to be through death.

During these months of suffering, Delta awakened an incredibly dangerous power—the ability to drain the life force of others to heal herself. When the slavers pushed her to the brink of death, she used this power to survive, killing her captors and taking their life energy. The act left her scarred, both physically and emotionally.

Her Jedi Master, Fuko, finally found her, but instead of showing compassion, he feared the dark power she had used to escape. He destroyed any records of her capture and attempted rescue, leaving her to be sold off into the gladiator pits on a remote world. There, Delta spent the next five years fighting for her life. She was forced to kill in the brutal gladiator arenas, growing stronger and more skilled as an assassin. The trauma she suffered there only deepened her mistrust of the Jedi, who had abandoned her to her fate.

At 15, Delta was bought out of the pits by a master assassin known only as Kael, who saw potential in her abilities. Kael trained her in the ways of stealth, subterfuge, seduction, and killing. Under Kael’s guidance, she refined her Force powers, learning to control her healing abilities without killing the life around her. Her new master taught her how to mask her Force signature, making her nearly invisible to Force-sensitive individuals.

It was during her time with Kael that she discovered the truth about Fuko’s betrayal. The Jedi Master had feared her power, and in his fear, he had left her to die in the gladiator pits. This betrayal solidified Delta’s disdain for the Jedi and Republic, and she chose to abandon them entirely, seeking out bounty hunting and assassination work in the underworld. She became a notorious figure, known for her ruthlessness and elusive nature. Despite her hardened exterior, Delta secretly helps those in need, particularly children—perhaps a reflection of the innocence she lost so long ago.

As the Clone Wars intensify, Delta finds herself reluctantly drawn into the conflict. Her skills are sought after by both the Republic and Separatists, but she has no loyalty to either side. Her goal is to stay out of the war, but as her past and her Force abilities start to catch up with her, she begins to realize that hiding is becoming harder and harder. Her path soon crosses with Captain Rex and the 501st, though she has no desire to become involved with the clones or the Jedi again.



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The color purple

Roses (a rare moment of softness in her harsh world)

Strawberries (a treat she cherishes)

Money (a means to her own freedom)



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Jedi

Slavers

Bugs (a lingering childhood fear)

The Republic

Liars (after years of betrayal, she has little tolerance for deceit)

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Name: Cyra Vorn

Nickname(s): The Chromium Wraith,

Looks: Cyra Vorn is a striking and intimidating figure, her appearance a stark blend of flesh and machine. Her skin, what little remains, is pale and almost ghostly, the result of years of experimentation and cybernetic augmentation. The majority of her body is covered in sleek, grey-and-white metal, with intricate, almost organic-looking patterns that run through her veins, making her entire body appear as if it were adorned with grey tattoos. These patterns are part of her cybernetic enhancements, which extend beneath her skin and under her chest and stomach, where metal is fused with her bones and organs.

Her spine is entirely replaced with cybernetic components, reinforcing her body for both combat and endurance. The technology embedded within her is as much a part of her as her own flesh, and it runs throughout her entire form, lending her an almost otherworldly presence. The cybernetic implants extend to her limbs as well, with her arms, legs, and hands entirely encased in smooth, polished metal that mirrors the same sleek and utilitarian design. The metal is not only an armor but a part of her—enhancing her strength, speed, and overall capabilities.

Cyra's hair is long and gunmetal grey, contrasting sharply with her pale complexion. The bottom half of her head is shaved, revealing the metal beneath her skull, which can be seen poking out in lines, resembling intricate braids that wrap around the sides of her head. The remaining hair is gathered into a tight bun at the back of her head, contributing to her highly utilitarian appearance.

Her eyes are an intense, glowing yellow, with one eye replaced by a cybernetic implant that glows with a faint, mechanical hue. The other eye, still biological, reflects the coldness and calculating nature of her soul, while the cybernetic eye enhances her vision and tracking abilities.

Standing at 5'5" with a very slim build, Cyra is not imposing in height but her appearance is undeniably intimidating. Her lithe frame is masked by the sleek, form-fitting armor that covers her body, melding perfectly with her cybernetic enhancements. The armor, which serves both as protection and an extension of her body, completes her deadly appearance—an almost spectral figure of chrome and steel.

Cyra Vorn is a living weapon, a fusion of organic and mechanical, embodying both the brutality of her past and the cold efficiency of her present. Her appearance is as much a reflection of her purpose as the assassin for the Separatists as it is a testament to her tragic transformation.


Age: ??

Gender: Female

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Force powers and

Cybernetic Abilities:

Enhanced Strength

Thanks to her cybernetic limbs and enhancements, Cyra possesses superhuman strength, especially in her arms and legs. This allows her to crush, throw, or overpower opponents with little effort, using the full power of her cybernetic body.

Cortosis and Beskar Plating (Armor)

Her body is reinforced with Cortosis, a rare and but a more fragile material that makes her resistant to lightsabers, blasters, and most conventional weaponry. The Cortosis plating acts as natural armor, providing her with superior protection agents Jedi. Being that Cortosis is a more fragile metal it will brake under hard pressure and is in need of repairs more often. But most of her importan parts are made of Beskar.

Augmented Reflexes

The cybernetic enhancements to her nervous system allow for reaction times far beyond those of normal humans. She can process information and respond to threats almost instantaneously, making her an extremely difficult opponent to hit. As well as she is more efficient with handing weapons.

Integrated Weapons Systems

Cyra’s cybernetic limbs have integrated weapons systems, such as retractable blades, energy pulses, or even hidden blasters. These weapons are perfect for stealth attacks, allowing her to surprise enemies at close range.

Scanning

Her cybernetic eye implants allow her to scan environments, analyze enemy positions. And relay the information to Alpha

Cybernetic Grapple

Her mechanical arms are equipped with a specialized grapple system, allowing her to scale buildings, escape combat situations, or pull distant objects closer to her. This makes her highly mobile and capable of scaling walls or using the environment to her advantage.

Pain Suppression

Her cybernetic enhancements include a system that suppresses pain, making her immune to the debilitating effects of injuries. While she can still be hurt, the sensation of pain is dulled, allowing her to continue fighting without the usual distractions.

Force Amplification Circuitry

Embedded within her cybernetics are circuits that enhance her ability to channel the Force. These enhancements allow Cyra to use the Force more aggressively, increasing the power behind her Force attacks such as Force Push, and Force Choke, making her a devastating combatant.

Cybernetic Targeting

Integrated into her right cybernetic eye is a high-precision targeting system, which helps her with ranged combat, such as using blasters or sniper rifles. Her vision is augmented, allowing her to target weak points in enemies or track multiple targets simultaneously.

Nanite Repair System

Her cybernetic body is equipped with self-repair nanites, which can slowly heal minor injuries to her mechanical parts such as small cracks in her armor. While this doesn’t heal wounds to her biological tissue, it allows her to maintain peak physical performance and prolong her functionality during long missions.

Combination of Force & Cybernetics:

Force-Infused Combat

Cyra’s combat style blends her natural Force ability with her cybernetic enhancements. Her aggression in the Force fuels her strikes, while her cybernetic limbs enhance her precision and power. This allows her to dominate in both lightsaber duels and hand-to-hand combat, making her nearly unstoppable. But if she holds it for too long her Cortosis armor and parts will start to break down.



Species: Cyborg/ Force user

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Personality: Cyra Vorn is a cold, calculating, and emotionally detached assassin, molded by years of manipulation and brutal experimentation. As a product of her cybernetic enhancements and the dark side of the Force, she approaches every mission with brutal efficiency and sees others as either obstacles or tools. Her loyalty lies with her duty, having been conditioned to serve the Separatists without question, though deep within her, she struggles with the remnants of her past as a Jedi youngling.

Emotionally distant and often cynical, Cyra views the galaxy through a lens of disillusionment, seeing power as the only currency that matters. Despite this, brief flashes of compassion or empathy sometimes surface, especially when faced with innocents or reminders of her lost humanity, though these emotions are quickly suppressed. Her stoic and methodical demeanor is occasionally punctuated by a dark, dry humor that reflects her view of the absurdity of war.

While Cyra may appear ruthless and unfeeling, her internal conflict creates an underlying tension. She questions her identity, torn between the person she was before her transformation and the assassin she has become. Her deep trust issues and belief in her own independence further complicate her ability to connect with others, leaving her isolated and largely self-reliant. Ultimately, Cyra is a powerful and dangerous force, but one whose true potential is shackled by her inner struggle for self-identity and freedom from her past.


History: Born on Coruscant as a young Jedi, Cyra Vorn’s early life was meant to be one of peace and service to the Force. As a Jedi youngling, she was identified at a young age for her potential—her connection to the Force was strong, and she exhibited a natural sensitivity that promised her a bright future within the Order. However, fate had different plans.

At the age of seven, while Cyra was in the care of the Jedi Temple, a shadowy figure began to watch her. Master Sifo-Dyas, a Jedi whose vision of a galactic war led him down a dark path. As part of these efforts, he required certain... assets. Among those assets was the young Cyra Vorn, whom he believed held the key to creating a perfect weapon, one who could wield both the Force and technological power to fulfill his designs.

In a moment of unthinkable betrayal, Sifo-Dyas abducted Cyra from the Jedi Temple. The young girl, torn from her family and everything she had ever known, was taken by force to a hidden facility on the distant world of Sereno, where the notorious Doctor Nuvo Vindi waited. Vindi, a mad scientist with a twisted obsession with cybernetic enhancement and deadly diseases, was commissioned by Sifo-Dyas to experiment on Cyra and create a new kind of warrior—a weapon of the future, beyond the simple limits of flesh and bone.

For years, Cyra was subjected to horrific experiments that warped her body and mind. Doctor Vindi replaced her limbs with cold, lifeless cybernetics, each modification made from the rare and malleable Cortosis metal and Beskar, known for its resistance to lightsabers and blaster fire. Slowly, the girl’s organic form was subsumed into the mechanical. Her arms, legs, and even parts of her internal organs and bones were replaced with complex cybernetic systems, designed to enhance her strength, speed, and resilience. These enhancements were not only physical; Vindi pushed the boundaries of biological science by infusing her mechanical body with concentrated midichlorians, increasing her Force sensitivity to dangerous levels.

This modification had unforeseen consequences. Where once Cyra had been an innocent, untainted child, she now became something more—something fierce and uncontrollable. The midichlorians coursing through her body made her far more aggressive and unstable in her use of the Force, turning her into a weapon capable of extraordinary feats but left her body unable to function correctly, as a result the Doctor installed a powerful AI chip inside her brain called Alpha to help her run her own body. Her heightened connection to the Force, mixed with her cybernetic body, allowed her to manipulate both the physical and the metaphysical in ways most could only dream of.

As part of the Doctor’s experiments, Cyra was brainwashed to follow his every order, her memories erased, her will bent to his twisted vision with the help of Alpha. Vindi injected her with false memories of betrayal, telling her that the Jedi Order had abandoned her and that she was now his servant, fighting for a greater cause. Slowly, but surely, Cyra’s identity was erased. She no longer remembered the Jedi she had been, only the cyborg she had become—the tool of war she had been made to be.

Under Vindi’s control, Cyra became an unstoppable force—known to the galaxy as The Chromium Wraith. The name symbolized both her cold, metallic form and her stealthy, deadly nature. She became an expert assassin and hitwoman, sent by the Separatists to eliminate high-value targets and sabotage Republic forces. Clad in the plating of her Cortosis body, malleable but somewhat fragile, she could infiltrate enemy lines without leaving a trace, striking swiftly and silently like a ghost. Her Force powers—aggressive, violent, and unpredictable—only enhanced her reputation, as she tore through enemies with brutal efficiency.

Vindi and his creations were vital to the Separatist cause. The war raged across the galaxy, and the Separatists needed a figure like The Chromium Wraith, who could carry out their dirtiest deeds without hesitation. Cyra was sent on countless missions, from assassinations of Jedi Generals to covert operations against Republic strongholds. The Wraith’s name became synonymous with fear, and she was known among the ranks of the Jedi as one of their most elusive and dangerous foes.

Despite the darkness that enveloped her existence, a small, flickering part of Cyra still clung to her humanity. Hidden beneath the layers of programming and brainwashing, her true memories remained buried, like a ghost trapped in a machine. In the rare moments of solitude, Cyra would feel an inexplicable emptiness—a longing for something, though she could not remember what. These moments of doubt only made her more dangerous, as they were the only cracks in her otherwise flawless mask of obedience.

As the Clone Wars continued to rage on, Cyra found herself caught in an endless cycle of violence, serving both her creators and the Separatists, yet always feeling incomplete. The power of the Force, flowing through her cybernetic body, felt both like a blessing and a curse. She was a living weapon, nothing more than a tool for the war. But somewhere deep within, Cyra knew there had to be more to her existence—something beyond the endless commands she followed without question.

For now, the Chromium Wraith remains one of the most feared assassins in the galaxy, her every move watched by the shadowy forces who created her. But, perhaps one day, she will remember who she truly is—and whether her fate is one of destruction, redemption, or something in between.


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Likes: Training, weapons, silk, completing her mission, making her doctor proud.


Dislikes: Children, failing her mission, ‘upgrade time’, mirrors, flowers.