Post by Akeldama Elzti Agana on Mar 3, 2011 17:47:53 GMT -5
yesterday i fell in love.
name.
Akeldama Elzti Agana.
name pronounciation.
Akeldama ; ah_keel_dah_mah.
Elzti ; eel_zz_eye.
Agana ; ay_gah_nuh.
name meaning.
Akeldama Elzti translates vaguely to something like "tainted blood."
Agana means devastation.
alias.
Akel'. Elti. Ahga.
age.
seventeen years.
gender.
female.
race.
human.
occupation.
villager.
rank.
n/a.
alignment.
neutral.
region.
Northern.
location.
Mt, Hagerie. Fururu Falls usually.
face claim.
Aspen from the comic book series Fathom.
today feels like my funeral.
quiet l observant l intelligent l skittish l compassionate l stubborn
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i just got hit by a bus,
weapon(s).
meek human strength, nails and teeth, I suppose.
abilities.
average human speed.
average female human strength.
intelligence and cunning.
strong instinct drive.
feminine grace and innocence?
battle style.
her father neglected to teach her proper battle format, let alone defense, as he was quite confident she would never need it.
shouldn't have been so beautiful.
mother.
Barran Deur.
father.
Evgeny Agana.
brother(s).
Arlie.
Vaughn.
Gennadi.
sister(s).
Sophronia.
Averill.
other relatives.
n/a.
associates.
none.
companions.
none.
allies.
none.
enemies.
none.
don't know why i gave my heart, gave my trust, gave everything.
In early summer when dusk had just settled in, a baby boy was born to a powerful and great couple. He was called Evgeny, after his father before him. Until he was seventeen, the boy was trained by his harsh father and grandfather until he could kill just about any opponent he came against. He grew to maturity quickly because of this.
Adult Evgeny was a tall, muscular man with a bite to match his bark. He was ruthless and tough-skinned, but cared for his harem of females and children to some degree. At about twenty-five years of age he overthrew the elder leader of a particularly female-laden village he had been inspecting for a few days now, and he claimed leadership. Some of the villagers hated their new leader with a passion, others would tolerate him, and only one truly loved him. She was Barran, a petite younger girl born to a lower couple. She was beautiful and compassionate and he wanted her for his own, so Evgeny made sure of it that she would stay by his side and his only. If she would not willingly fall in love, he would make her.
Within a few months Barran did fall for the man, but by this time she was already pregnant with his firstborn, a daughter they named Nadezhda but later came to call Akeldama Elzti. In some dark place in his heart Evgeny did love his wife, but it was not in the same way that those truly devout loved; she was to bare his children and he figured this was enough to please her (his children were longed for all throughout his region). Unfortunately, Barran grew to realize this and concluded that he really did not love her and a bitterness welled up inside. Not too long afterwards, Nadezhda was born. Her father rarely associated with her, and her mother, while she loved her, often did not express her feelings toward her daughter. Nadezhda would go off on her own and play by herself most of the time, and every time she would come home to her mother she would be matted and dirty from her play. Her mother told her one day, "Nadezhda, you wicked little girl. How many times have I told you not to come home so ugly? I should just call you Akeldama Elzti from now on." And so she did.
Akeldama Elzti hated her new name, but stayed quiet to avoid a confrontation. Her mother fell pregnant again and had a son this time, one Evgeny would name Gennadi. Akeldama absolutely adored him, spending her time doting upon her little brother and playing with him. Despite her estranged bond with her parents, she harbored no bitterness or jealousy towards Gennadi and went out of her way to protect him. He was a very affectionate boy and wanted to spend all of his time with his big sister, which made Akeldama feel important. Evgeny did not like this though; he would not have his heir becoming soft and being SENSITIVE to actual EMOTIONS, God forbid.
One night he and his wife called Akeldama Elzti to see them, and told her she would be married off as soon as the sun rose the next morning. Akeldama was hurt and afraid; not for her welfare, but her brother's. When she told him the news that night, it broke her heart to hear him crying and pleading her to stay. She promised to never forget him and that he would be in her thoughts every second of the day. With no other choice, she went on her way in the night, fleeing her parents and her stranger fiancee.