Luidaeg Phrikborne
I Shall Bring the Witchdom of Heaven
Niri
Approx. Two Years Ago

[member="Aoife Ironborne"]
Luidaeg's coven of thirteen descended from the skies in a flurry of movements, their dragons carrying them over currents of air. Cackles could be heard among the women riding their mounts, long hair moving wildly around their heads as the descent took place, the look of hunger and sadism unhidden from faces that so often appeared so innocent and sweet to others.
But there was nothing innocent or sweet about these thirteen women, each more beautiful and more deadly than the one before her. Their screams were known on this planet very well, screams that made children wet their beds and parents need to choose between pulling their offspring for safety or leaving them behind to first fend for themselves.
Anath, Luidaeg's battle dragon, roared beneath her, and Luidaeg grinned, her lips reaching almost from ear to ear. Her twelfth and thirteenth had been scouting the new settlement for weeks now, carefully taking down notes. They knew the layout, they knew where the important people were, they knew of numbers, and they knew of future prospects.
The settlement belonged to none other but the Court of Winter. An old court who for centuries believed to have had the upper hand with all that had to do with Niri politics. But the Witches did not care. They did not live beholden to the endless laws and rules of the Courts. Four of them there were on their planet; Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn. Winter was often rumored to be the most brutal one among them, but Luidaeg, in all her years, had never seen them as anything beyond angry kittens. Just like the rest of the courts.
The Phrikbornes were not the only ones that had set their eyes on the settlement either. The Heiress had heard that others were there as well; her thirteenth had reported noticing Steelbornes as well, and Luidaeg had almost beheaded her for missing the Ironbornes and Silverbornes that she knew were there as well. Her thirteenth was lucky that her leader was in a good mood; and that she knew that it would be a few different covens from a few different clans that would be attacking.
When it came to the aerial attack, she knew the Phrikbornes were first; but that did not mean that the others could not have attempted an earlier rise and were not busy on the ground. It was a shame that battle dragons could not breathe fire; Luidaeg would have loved nothing better than to torch the entire settlement, see the little people run around like match sticks in complete and utter panic.
At least she would get to feast upon their fear.
"Kill them all!" came the order, and phrik fangs and claws settled into place.
They would leave none alive, save for potential Witchlings.