Emperor Sagan
Lord Commissar
The gleeful high of the execution reminded her of the old days. It had been so long since she had performed a kill of this magnitude, and the satisfaction was immense. And not entirely technically easy - crawling up the priest's back and angling herself properly to get a sword through the skull was no small task. It was what the bastard deserved, anyways, for standing in opposition to them. And kicking her across the floor. The ride down to the stone ground was an amusing little fall as she clutched onto the now-dead priest's shoulder, bringing her to a standing position on his back when the corpse hit the floor.
She eyed her handiwork. A good few hits, and that final stab through the head from above. Not bad, maybe next time she could - Chop.
Loque's axe went through the priest's neck with ease as she loomed over it. At first she didn't realize what had happened, for her thoughts had been thoroughly on herself, but the subsequent kick to the head to send it flying shook her from her revelry. All the happiness from a moment ago was done away with in an instant, replaced by a ferocious fury equal to that of her demeanor in battle. She flicked her sword and angled it directly at Loque, body tense in anticipation.
"Demon! Bitch! That was my kill! My head! [You insolent wretch!]" Any of the lingering pain from her wounds was momentarily forgotten in the sheer anger she felt. How could this demon have the audacity to perform so grave an insult? She barely knew the woman. Certainly, they were no friends, but this was far beyond even a playful insult. She'd not have done this even to an enemy. Had one of her own men done this, she'd have them flayed and left to bake in the sun, and fortunately none had ever been so foolish to do such a thing. When it happened among the ranks, she sanctioned the duels herself, and even then if the head-stealer had been victorious, it never erased the stigma of their dishonorable act.
The nature of the inquiry was all that was holding her back as true rage grasped her. She was nearly shaking. "Return head or I take yours!"
She eyed her handiwork. A good few hits, and that final stab through the head from above. Not bad, maybe next time she could - Chop.
Loque's axe went through the priest's neck with ease as she loomed over it. At first she didn't realize what had happened, for her thoughts had been thoroughly on herself, but the subsequent kick to the head to send it flying shook her from her revelry. All the happiness from a moment ago was done away with in an instant, replaced by a ferocious fury equal to that of her demeanor in battle. She flicked her sword and angled it directly at Loque, body tense in anticipation.
"Demon! Bitch! That was my kill! My head! [You insolent wretch!]" Any of the lingering pain from her wounds was momentarily forgotten in the sheer anger she felt. How could this demon have the audacity to perform so grave an insult? She barely knew the woman. Certainly, they were no friends, but this was far beyond even a playful insult. She'd not have done this even to an enemy. Had one of her own men done this, she'd have them flayed and left to bake in the sun, and fortunately none had ever been so foolish to do such a thing. When it happened among the ranks, she sanctioned the duels herself, and even then if the head-stealer had been victorious, it never erased the stigma of their dishonorable act.
The nature of the inquiry was all that was holding her back as true rage grasped her. She was nearly shaking. "Return head or I take yours!"