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Name: Athalia Nickname: Harbringer of Justice Gender: Female Faction: Celestial Based: Agility Attacks\Abilities: Divine Fury, Judgement, Purging Frenzy, Protection Type: Assassin - A deadly celestial hero that is able to strike fear into her enemies' hearts Tier: Ascended Union: None Quotes: "The war has begun" "Evil must be banished" "I shall free you from evil" "You cannot judge me" "The world shall not fall on this day" "Time pays us, but with Earth and dust" Backstory: Athalia could be described best in her current form as a living weapon. She was once a mortal woman, but after being Ascended by Dura and made a demigod to serve in the Celestial Order, she wields incredible power. Athalia has always found Dura's kindness for mortals perplexing. The mortal' behavior often dishonored the very gods they claimed to revere, but Dura would always find a way to forgive their transgressions. "They are imperfect, but our creation nonetheless. We may guide them, but they will forever stray from the path. We must be there to see them back on it. Have pity on them and try to understand. They possess a spark that we do not." Athalia couldn't help but feel the burning twinge of jealousy at these sentiments. Were their hearts not blighted? Prone to the sickness of greed and hatred? "They must suffer that which we do not. We forget what it is to exist under the yoke of disease, hunger, poverty, the constant loss of things we cherish. To be mortal is to love no less than a Divine, but to do so with the knowledge that all of it will inevitably be torn away from you. To be a mortal is a symphony of joy and pain. To be mortal is to be imperfect and complete. It is imperative to remember who they are when you approach them." After Dura's death, Athalia's resentment of these creatures was cemented, the last remnants of her humanity forgotten. Had her Goddess not intervened on their behalf, had she simply allowed her creation to fend for themselves, she would still exist. The most important thing, however, remained the same as ever. The preservation of The Light is the highest calling, and even some of the pitiful creatures that lived such petty, short lives were instrumental to this preservation. Athalia, however, was created as executioner as well as adjudicator, and her viewpoint is seldom nuanced. There is right and wrong in this world. Good and evil. Evil must be expunged. Athalia now seeks out and destroys blasphemers with righteous fury. Those who dabble in the dark arts or conspire to aid the Hypogeans do so at the risk of becoming another body crumpled under her blessed blades. Her godless quarry are often discovered with their eyes charred and burst, lost to the light and the glory of this surviving avatar of Dura's justice aspect. Athalia is an indispensable ally in a fight against the demonic armies, but she is a double-edged sword. Whomever wields her should expect to pay with a little pain of their own. "I am justice. I cannot be judged."
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