Description
This cat, no matter the armorments he wears nor how well he hides himself,
just looks completely and unnaturally naked. There is not a single strand
of fur that can be seen on his body, and what remains looks like a fragile,
rather bony and thin figure that is on the verge of dying, rather than some
ferocious snarling feline.
He is also shivvering, a constant shaking of his body as if he were freezing,
and does not seem to matter the weather, hot or cold this fela is shaking
as if he were being frozen solid. His eyes do not look foward like all
humanoid species, or even most feline, but look off a bit to the sides, as to
have better vision around him, but perhaps less in front of him. Without the
fur, his face definately looks skeletal in nature, with his nose being
flat against the bone of his face, and little to no meat seperating flesh
from bone, even the lips seem thin, and do not cover much of his sharp, bone
-like teeth.
While he walks upright, though hunched forward, his armorment saves the sight
of needing to see the rest of his body. His armorment though looks in much
better shape than his body is, even somewhat cared for, though is still a
mess of armorment of light, heavy, and cloth that may possibly protect him,
if hit in the right spot, otherwise this frail cats body is going to be
mangled what seems, rather easily. His boots though are in desperate need of
attention, as his rear claws stick out the front of them, having ripped their
way through the front of his shoes and left them badly damaged.
Around is throat is a leather collar, fitted with row upon row of small brass
studs both on the outside and inside, and seems to be rather uncomfortable on
him, as the skin under the collar looks chaffed badly. There is also a plain
row of wording on the collar where his throat is, reading, "Property of
Ishuli".
Role
Housecats!
Added Sat Jul 1 16:23:49 2017 at level 40:
To make a first comment, as its important is how my character views slavery, unlike many fela including some I have
spoken to, is that slavery is one of the best things to come to the fela race, and out of civilization is probably the best
thing to ever happen to the world. The cats would never have become an advanced species were it not for the enslavement and abuse
they had suffered. They would not have become smarter, stronger and faster, capable of the magics they have and ferocity
they employ, same goes for orcs and duergars in their twisting and enslavement by the gods, and chains that bind them. Same
can be said in form about the blood oath, and binding one to a cabal, though in a much lesser form since torture is not involved.
Slavery is the best form of progress for any person or species, and views it as a necessary evil that everyone should
suffer, including himself.
That being said it also answers the question of 'why the spire' for this character. The spire calls guards to its aid.
that are paid yes, enough to take care of their basic needs so the masters do not have to do everything,
including picking up their messes after they shit, unlike what must be done for little fela in the packs. By this ideology
money isnt a freedom, and they have no freedoms, they are being forced to suffer cleaning their own bodies and filth, and
to suffer it all, and it is the chain that binds them for this suffering, that they will be forced to be beaten and likely
murdered as a guard. What Brryn sees from this, from other special guards, and guards in cities, is that they become bigger,
stronger and faster as the fela did. But moreso the evidence of their slavery shines in the civilization, and the bonded
existance of this manner, is exactly why he went to the spire, to be both a slaver and a slave.
God I had meant to write so much of this before.
So that is why the spire. To note, he claimed it as his home, his spire. It does not mean aspirations of leadership, it
just means he has claimed the physical structure as his home. Something krelroy confused with wanting leadership. To brryn
he hasnt suffered enough to be deserving of leadership, nor made enough suffer.
He just calls it his by right of living there. However important to note with this, is during a conversation with krelroy
I had to make a modification. He made the comment, that if hte building of the spire belongs to anyone, it belongs to ishuli
and not him. All well and good, but brryn also agreed. In the conversation had stated that ishuli was his master, to go with
the whole slavery thing that krelroy hates :P and is why brryn also reverse to himself as ishulis housecat. Sorry ishuli
but was very exact when said brryn will please you.
to be continued
An entry
Added Tue Jul 4 22:46:28 2017 at level 47:
instead of writing more here, I wanted to be a bit devious, and make something for the library, something that is a
bit of a compilation of brryns beliefs, and why he submitted himself to active slavery. I am having it stand for a role entry
since the writing was too long, and would be a great read in a library, to show a twisted mind proactive on slavery
chapter 1 has been sent to ishuli, i am sorry imms dont know if I am supposed to send it to
ishuli alone or all imms, but since its her library, sent to her specifically
just hoping it gets available for all to read, I dont even know how I would ask that in char to ishuli
so I wrote this, to say that I am not ignoring my role, I went another way to write it, via a book for the library
especially due to length, and an apology for it not being easily seen.
Book of slavery, Slaves Cult. (Hidden fifth chapter of book given to Ishuli)
Added Sat Jul 8 09:46:12 2017 at level 51:
Help slaves cult
'SLAVES CULT' 'MARK OF THE SLAVES CULT'
There are those exceptionally gifted individuals whom have looked through the history of the world, and truly understand
that the greatest gifts of power, have come not because of war or love, not even from the gods. The greatest gifts have
been created through the greatest evils, most often slavery, with their creations being most notably the anti-magic
army, and the creation of an entire species known as the fela. While many shun the practice and are against these evils,
members of the slaves cult embraces this ideology, and desire the abuses and torments set upon themselves, for either
their own rises in power, or for their entire species and children, should they be giving even them willingly to horrid
enslavement and magical torture.
Members of the Slaves Cult must be orderly in nature, as the progression towards power through slavery is methodical and
a practiced formula, though their master may be of any walk of life. Slaves of a neutral path, and especially a chaotic
path may be set upon with whims detrimental to the orderly progression of their enslavement, and growth in power due to
their magical tortures.
A slave has no true god, nor friend or companion. For a slave there can only be their master and only this, because at
any time a masters order may be to kill their friend, or disobey a god, such a tie to faith can only interrupt the
progress a slave can make, and a slave of the cult cannot be burdened by godly desires. Though gods can of course be
masters as they are supreme powers capable of extraordinary magical feats as the combined magics of old, for a slave
they cannot and will never be a force looked up to as one of worship, only servitude.
Above all else, a member of the slavers cult all bear three things in common. One is an extreme sense of vanity, with
their wants for power for themselves being nearly consuming. The next is a high knowledge of their desires from slavery
as well as research into how they can gain it. The last thing members of the slavers cult seem to share in common is
their maddening envy of the powers others posess, wanting it for themselves, or even greater still.
Those seeking to become a members of the slaves cult must earn the mark through their master only, once accepted into
the bonds between a master and a slave. Until this time, one will only be an initiate of the cult of slavery, gathering
knowledge of slavery from within the eternal library of Ishuli, or gathering knowledge of potential masters and awaiting
their enslavement and servitude.
Each slave that successfully enters bondage begins their own chapter within the book of slavery, and must during their
lifetime record the great torments and blessings received from such an event, should they be blessed to live through
their ordeals. This will ensure the knowledge posessed will never be lost again to the world of mortals as it has
before.
PK Wins
Jun 29, 2017|Lv 31|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Madalyn vs 1: [31] Brryn (100%, sickness)
Jun 30, 2017|Lv 40|Hamsah Mu'tazz|Madalyn vs 1: [40] Brryn (100%, cleave)
Jun 30, 2017|Lv 40|Mausoleum|Sigard vs 1: [40] Brryn (100%, black light)
Jul 1, 2017 |Lv 40|Eaststride Road|Gaulzor vs 1: [40] Brryn (100%, iceball)
Jul 2, 2017 |Lv 41|The Redhorn Mountains|Aaor vs 2: [40] Drahlorn (4%), [41] Brryn (95%, iceball)
Jul 3, 2017 |Lv 46|The Spire of the Blood Tribunal|Drahlorn vs 1: [46] Brryn (100%, slash)
Jul 3, 2017 |Lv 46|Outskirts of Galadon|Drahlorn vs 2: [51] Vramun (59%, wallop), [46] Brryn (40%)
Jul 3, 2017 |Lv 46|Ruins of Maethien|Telez vs 2: [46] Brryn (5%), [51] Guais (94%, slash)
Jul 4, 2017 |Lv 47|The Spire of the Blood Tribunal|Vaeril vs 2: [51] Vramun (82%, slash), [47] Brryn (17%)
Jul 6, 2017 |Lv 51|Galadon|Voorium vs 2: [51] Brryn (79%, claw), [51] Hunsodin (20%)
Jul 6, 2017 |Lv 51|Galadon|Buon vs 2: [51] Brryn (90%, slash), [51] Tchakabum (9%)
Jul 10, 2017|Lv 51|The Spire of the Blood Tribunal|Aaor vs 1: [51] Brryn (100%, slash)
Jul 10, 2017|Lv 51|Galadon|Aaor vs 1: [51] Brryn (100%, poison)
PK Deaths
Jun 28, 2017|Lv 30|Galadon|vs 1: [37] Tyiquazza (100%, bleeding)
Jun 29, 2017|Lv 31|Hamsah Mu'tazz|vs 1: [37] Madalyn (100%, throw)
Jul 4, 2017 |Lv 47|Galadon|vs 1: [51] Dzuxoks (100%, punch)
Jul 7, 2017 |Lv 51|Arkham|vs 1: [51] Dzooka (100%, claw)