W A R W I T C H
In a strange twist, reality now felt like a dream, while a dream felt more like reality. It was only here, in this moment captured in frame that the world felt a little more comforting to her. Skeletal forms writhed and squirmed, a squealing and angry god-child wrapped firmly within her talons ripe with gluttony. Ashes rained eternally from a glaring red sky, from the devastation raked across the land of Kinoss, the heat in the air kissing her throat and branding her eyes. Her instincts crooned lovingly in her ear in a deafening hymn, her tendrils wrapping tighter around the surviving victim, her heart burning burning BURNING!
"Your kind never seem to learn, do they?" A warm, strange voice mused from behind her helm. The bizarre, strange accent of the creature rather heavy and unrefined as the tendril gripping the god-worshipper clenched ever-so tighter. "Be still mouse, Dima will have what she needs soon enough." The alien hissed, another tendril leaning towards the back of the squirming humanoids skull as they were squeezed tightly by that coiling tail.
The thrill of the hunt still felt heavy to her, even now. It had left behind a terrible itching in her very bones, a bleeding fissure in her heart that threatened to spread with each heaving breath as those sharp, alien pupils dilated tightly from behind the visor of her mandalorian helmet. Suddenly, the sharp, crystal bone ejected from the opening talons, the tendrils lashing tongues spilling out alongside it as the exotic lifeform suddenly jammed the blade directly into the base of her victims skull. Tongues pushing into the wound to directly link Dimas mind and consciousness with the now paralyzed and convulsing humanoid trapped within her coiling death grip.
In the end, the pendulum still swung, and time continued to move on. It was inexorable. It would not pause for her. It would not go back or reset and return things back to the way they'd once been, to the way she'd like it. She had to be strong now. She had to look forward. There was no going back now, the only path that was left for her now was straight ahead. She wasn't doing this for herself, after all. And if you wanted to shape the world around you you had to get your hands dirty, right?
And as the link was established, Dimas mind shimmered and shifted as the creature searched the memories and experiences of her victim, the collection of dismembered corpses scattering the earth at her feet and the smoke from the burning temple filling her lungs as the poor lifeform was devoured and assimilated by the alien Mandalorian. Seeking key information that would aid the mysterious lifeform in its pursuits while possibly seeing something that would, to some, be best left unseen.
Getting ever closer~