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Unreviewed Sitharia Masamune

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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
  • Intent: Continuing to Expand on the Lore of Atrisia
  • Image Credit: Side Eye
  • Role: Princess of Pellu/Sister of Kirano/Military Liaison
  • Permissions: N/A
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PHYSICAL INFORMATION
  • Age: 2200
  • Force Sensitivity: Master
  • Species: Chi-Oni
  • Appearance: Sitharia stands an imposing three meters tall, her pale skin contrasting with thick, corded muscles honed through rigorous physical training. Her impossibly long hair, extending past her ankles, is adorned with hundreds of golden bands woven into intricate tails, a symbol of her status. She wears loose, flowing armored robes that cling lightly to her form, accentuating a metal girdle encrusted with jewels from Atrisia and the hollow world of Chitei. Her presence is both regal and intimidating, with sharp, angular features and piercing eyes that reflect her Force-enhanced perception.
SOCIAL INFORMATION
  • Name: Sitharia
  • Loyalties: Atrisia
  • Wealth: As a princess of the Hollow World, Sitharia commands unimaginable wealth accumulated over millions of years, including vast hoards of Atrisian jewels, rare crystals, and artifacts. Her wealth is further supplemented by tribute from surface priestesses and manipulated trade networks.
  • Notable Possessions:
    • Ancient Atrisian Blade: A masterfully crafted katana, forged in the ancient forges of Chitei, imbued with subtle Force enhancements that amplify its cutting power and durability.
    • Crystal Tiara: A delicate headpiece carved from a single Chitei crystal, glowing faintly under artificial light, signifying her role as a princess.
  • Skills:
    • Expert military strategist, trained in both surface and subterranean warfare tactics.
    • Exceptional physical conditioning, capable of feats of strength and endurance far beyond human limits.
    • Mastery of Atrisian martial arts, blending traditional forms with Force-augmented techniques.
    • Skilled in courtly diplomacy, though her arrogance often influences her interactions with non-Atrisians.
  • Languages: Basic, Atrisian Script, Lexicon
  • Personality: Sitharia is sarcastic, cruel, and fiercely arrogant, viewing herself as a divine heir of the Chi-Oni's godlike ancestors. She tolerates audiences in the Crystal Palace's throne room but holds non-Atrisians in contempt, seeing them as inferior. Her sharp wit and tendency to test petitioners' resolve make her a formidable presence. Despite her cruelty, she is fiercely protective of Chitei's traditions and her family's legacy, showing pragmatism when negotiating with the Atrisian Commonwealth to preserve the hollow world's autonomy.
COMBAT INFORMATION
  • Weapon of Choice: Katana (Ancient Atrisian Blade), Force powers
  • Combat Function: Sitharia is a frontline juggernaut, using her immense physical strength and Force abilities to dominate battles. She augments her formidable physique with Force Body and Force Enrage, making her a relentless tank capable of absorbing and delivering devastating blows. Her katana strikes are precise and lethal, often enhanced by Force blasts or Kinetite for ranged attacks. She commands a personal guard of Chi-Oni warriors, trained to fight in the confined spaces of Chitei's crystal caverns, making her a powerful leader in combat.
  • Force Abilities:
Strengths:
  • UV Light Adaptation:
    • Blue Light: Enhances her Force abilities temporarily, granting heightened reflexes and power under Chitei's artificial blue lights. Prolonged exposure risks withdrawal symptoms like seizures.
    • Physical Resilience: Her Chi-Oni physiology grants denser muscles, tougher bones, and a lifespan stretching millennia, making her a near-mythical figure among Atrisians.
  • Royal Influence: As a princess, her authority inspires loyalty among the Chi-Oni, bolstering her command over Chitei's warriors and resources.
  • Physical Powerhouse: Closer to their ancient ancestors, physically their bodies are stronger, muscles denser and bones tougher. Their lifespans are remarkibly longer then normal Atrisians even after tens of thousands of years interbreeding with lower species in their eyes.
Weaknesses:
  • Heat Regulation: Sitharia's body is adapted to the cold subterranean environment of Chitei. Exposure to high temperatures causes overheating, leading to tremors and potential collapse, limiting her effectiveness in surface battles.
  • UV Light Vulnerability: Natural sunlight's UV radiation weakens her, causing physical discomfort and reducing her Force potency. Prolonged exposure can lead to severe illness, forcing her to rely on artificial lighting or protective gear on the surface.
  • Arrogance: Her disdain for non-Atrisians can blind her to strategic alliances or threats, potentially undermining Chitei's position in negotiations with the broader galaxy.
HISTORICAL INFORMATION
Sitharia was born around 1000 BBY within the crystal lit caverns of Chitei, a direct descendant of the Chi-Oni royal bloodline. Her early life was steeped in the opulent isolation of the Crystal Palace, where she was raised to embody the divine mandate of the Chi-Oni monarchy. From childhood, her exceptional force sensitivity set her apart and she was trained by Chitei's advisor sages. Mastering techniques such as Force Blast and Kinetite by her first century. Her youth was marked by intense physical conditioning, as she trained in the martial arts and subterranean warfare preparing for her role as a protector of Chitei's traditions.

In 800 BBY, at the age of 200, Sitharia faced her first major test during the Merchant Uprising, a rebellion sparked by a faction of Chitei's merchant class demanding reforms to the rigid caste system. Leading a contingent of Chi-Oni warriors, she quelled the revolt with a blend of ruthless combat—using her Ancient Atrisian Blade to devastating effect and calculated mercy, sparing key merchant leaders to restore stability. This victory cemented her reputation as a prodigy, earning her a prominent place in the royal court and the personal favor of the reigning empress who tasked her with overseeing a group of Chitei's warriors.

By 500 BBY, Sitharia had solidified her position as a leading princess, navigating the treacherous politics of the Chi-Oni court with a combination of force-enhanced intuition and sharp diplomacy. She led expeditions of slaves into Chitei's outer caverns, uncovering rich Kazue Stone deposits that bolstered the monarchy's wealth. Her efforts to fortify key entry points, such as the Sarnoi Shaft, strengthened Chitei's defenses against potential surface threats. During this period, she also began to cultivate her personal guard, handpicking elite Chi-Oni warriors trained in the temples ensuring her influence extended beyond the court.

The plague of 90 BBY, introduced by surface creatures through an unsecured mine shaft, was a defining moment in Sitharia's life. The epidemic ravaged Chitei, claiming numerous royals and weakening the monarchy's grip. As one of the few surviving heirs, Sitharia, then 1100 years old, took on a leadership role. Personally overseeing the sealing of vulnerable entry points to prevent further outbreaks. Her decisive actions, including the execution of infected slaves to contain the spread, earned her both admiration and fear. She also spearheaded the reconstruction of Chitei's agricultural systems, ensuring food security by expanding bioluminescent fish farms in the Underground Lakes. This crisis elevated her status as a near-divine protector of Chitei with many Chi-Oni warriors swearing personal loyalty to her.

In 200 ABY, Sitharia faced a personal tragedy when her elder brother, a rival for influence gave up his claim in a mixture of court intrigue and personal growth. Though publicly maintaining composure the loss hardened her. Deepening her arrogance and distrust of others who tried to kill Kirano. She channeled this grief and annoyance into strengthening Chitei's military, developing new efforts to ensure Chitei remained a formidable power, even as it remained isolated from the surface.

The rediscovery of Chitei in 860 ABY, triggered by seismic activity and Atrisian explorers mapping the Painted Maze, forced Sitharia to confront the surface world. Initially, she opposed contact, fearing dilution of Chitei's traditions. However, recognizing the strategic value of modern technology, she sent Kirrano to lead negotiations with the Atrisian Commonwealth. Convincing their mother to secure limited trade agreements that brought fabricators and medical supplies to Chitei while preserving its autonomy. Her interactions with surface representatives were marked by her characteristic disdain but her pragmatic approach ensured mutual benefits, including the establishment of emergency stores on Pellu.

In the years since, Sitharia has continued to shape Chitei's destiny, balancing decadence with modernization. She has overseen the expansion of Pellu's mining and bioluminescent fish farming, strengthening Chitei's economy. Her personal guard, now a legendary force within Chitei wield weapons crafted under her best slaves supervision. Blending ancient Chi-Oni techniques with Atrisian advancements. In 870 ABY, she led a campaign to suppress a minor slave rebellion in Pellu's Luminous Vale, using her force abilities to crush the uprising with minimal Chi-Oni casualties further solidifying her reputation as a ruthless yet effective leader.

Sitharia's influence has grown as she navigates tensions between Chitei's isolationist traditions and its integration with the Atrisian Commonwealth. She has fostered alliances with key Commonwealth figures such as Junko and Shoma Ike, to secure resources while maintaining Chitei's sovereignty. Her long life and mastery of the Force have made her a living legend among the Chi-Oni and her fierce loyalty to the monarchy ensures its divine mandate remains unchallenged. Despite her youth relative to the Chi-Oni's millennia-long lifespans, Sitharia's actions have positioned her as a pivotal figure in Chitei's history, bridging its ancient past with a cautiously modern future.
 

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