Lady Waennkar
29-07-2005, 07:14
"My Lady! Lady Eza!"
The harried message runner staggered to a halt at the steps of the massive dais, not so much out of respect for the slender woman seated in the massive gilded throne at the top, but because he desperately needed to recover the oxygen supply he's spent running before he could hope to climb those impossible stairs.
"What word do you bring, Runner? Speak quickly, for your presence before your Lady's eyes in such a state is most displeasing." The woman's frigid voice drifted down from the heights of her throne, accompanied by a snap of the fingers that brought servants heavily armed with big feather fans out of hiding to fan the Runner's odor away.
"I bring news that Our Lady Eza, matriarch of House Waennkar, the most impossibly beautiful woman in the multiverse, who the very vision of blinds the unworthy heretics with her divinity and bestows upon her faithful the most infinite of mercies may be pleased with." The Runner fell to his knees, once more, not out of respect, but due to the shortage of oxygen from all his running and reciting of long titles.
"Does it concern the demands of that heretic Xemu?"
"No, my Lady." The Runner pauses, starting to get some fresh air into his starved lungs. "There has been no response to your missive to the heretic regarding what you would permit him to do with his tax forms, and your most divine order of where he could place them afterward."
"That is strange. Did the message go through?"
The Runner dug a small handheld device out of the depths of his sweat-stained Runner uniform and consulted it for several long moments, the only noise being the Lady Eza tapping her fingers on her throne in tempo with her growing impatience.
"I am sorry, my Lady, but our new communications people are not yet trained-"
"BOLLOCKS!" Lady Eza's voice booms, amplified via strategically located speakers. "Get rid of them, and get people who are COMPETANT!"
The Runner seems to get anxious, fiddling with a piece of stray plantlife that clung to his uniform. "Well... about that... In the war for the Fourth Wall of the Temple of Houses, it seems that there was a problem with the ruins."
Lady Eza makes no remark from her perch, and swallowing nervously the Runner continued. "As the lady knows, the ancient Temple of Houses was the grand center of our world, though all that remained of it was the Holy Fourth Wall. In short, my Lady, we could not give the heretics any chance to regroup, and so persued them. The Holy Fourth Wall fell on them all, and now there is nothing to show for the men and women who died. And all of our trained personel were there."
"KUSO!" The seated lady jumped to her feet at that declaration, a displeased look painted on her face. (Literally, as a terrifying face would sprea greater fear. "What do we have left?"
The Runner found the dirt flaking from his boots to suddenly be immensely intrigueing as he stalled for time to suitably phrase his remarl. "Just.... 2 million young students, and 3 million serivitors capabale of labor.
"So out of a population in the hundreds of thousands, we are down to this?!" Lady Eza booms again, her voice pitched just high enough to cause discomfort.
"It was a very big wall." Knowing he had to act quickly or face a possibly awful demise, the Runner quickly found a silver lining to the wall situation. "But the prophesy has been fulfilled! My lady, if the words spoken last week are true, your power (already great and infinite!) is promised to be twice that now that the heretics have been smited by the most Holy of Walls!"
"Yes.... and the prophesy promised that I would be pleased, guaranteed..." Lady Eza remarked, her voice having changed from frigid tundra to slyly tropical between one thought and the next while rereading the printed missive that had reached the Holy Empire's communication system. "It is time this power was tested! And make certain that this next message is actually SENT!"
Transmision: open band
Recipient: The nations of the galaxy
Sender: Lady Eza Veeg Waennkar, Matriarch of House Waennkar, the most impossibly beautiful woman in the multiverse, who the very vision of blinds the unworthy heretics with her divinity and bestows upon her faithful the most infinite of mercies.
Greetings heretics. I am Lady Eza Waennkar, matriarch of House Waennkar. I have decided to be merciful and give you all good signs so that you may properly revere and honor me. Those who pledge support to House Waennkar shall receive infinite mercy and good standing within the Holy Empre. Those who refuse shall all perish by my will, souls tortured forever by the most hideous of punishments, some quite possibly involving media featuring a popular Earth actor named Tom Cruise.
I look forward to you adoration.
=Lady Eza Veeg Waennkar, Matriarch of House Waennkar, the most impossibly beautiful woman in the multiverse, who the very vision of blinds the unworthy heretics with her divinity and bestows upon her faithful the most infinite of mercies
The harried message runner staggered to a halt at the steps of the massive dais, not so much out of respect for the slender woman seated in the massive gilded throne at the top, but because he desperately needed to recover the oxygen supply he's spent running before he could hope to climb those impossible stairs.
"What word do you bring, Runner? Speak quickly, for your presence before your Lady's eyes in such a state is most displeasing." The woman's frigid voice drifted down from the heights of her throne, accompanied by a snap of the fingers that brought servants heavily armed with big feather fans out of hiding to fan the Runner's odor away.
"I bring news that Our Lady Eza, matriarch of House Waennkar, the most impossibly beautiful woman in the multiverse, who the very vision of blinds the unworthy heretics with her divinity and bestows upon her faithful the most infinite of mercies may be pleased with." The Runner fell to his knees, once more, not out of respect, but due to the shortage of oxygen from all his running and reciting of long titles.
"Does it concern the demands of that heretic Xemu?"
"No, my Lady." The Runner pauses, starting to get some fresh air into his starved lungs. "There has been no response to your missive to the heretic regarding what you would permit him to do with his tax forms, and your most divine order of where he could place them afterward."
"That is strange. Did the message go through?"
The Runner dug a small handheld device out of the depths of his sweat-stained Runner uniform and consulted it for several long moments, the only noise being the Lady Eza tapping her fingers on her throne in tempo with her growing impatience.
"I am sorry, my Lady, but our new communications people are not yet trained-"
"BOLLOCKS!" Lady Eza's voice booms, amplified via strategically located speakers. "Get rid of them, and get people who are COMPETANT!"
The Runner seems to get anxious, fiddling with a piece of stray plantlife that clung to his uniform. "Well... about that... In the war for the Fourth Wall of the Temple of Houses, it seems that there was a problem with the ruins."
Lady Eza makes no remark from her perch, and swallowing nervously the Runner continued. "As the lady knows, the ancient Temple of Houses was the grand center of our world, though all that remained of it was the Holy Fourth Wall. In short, my Lady, we could not give the heretics any chance to regroup, and so persued them. The Holy Fourth Wall fell on them all, and now there is nothing to show for the men and women who died. And all of our trained personel were there."
"KUSO!" The seated lady jumped to her feet at that declaration, a displeased look painted on her face. (Literally, as a terrifying face would sprea greater fear. "What do we have left?"
The Runner found the dirt flaking from his boots to suddenly be immensely intrigueing as he stalled for time to suitably phrase his remarl. "Just.... 2 million young students, and 3 million serivitors capabale of labor.
"So out of a population in the hundreds of thousands, we are down to this?!" Lady Eza booms again, her voice pitched just high enough to cause discomfort.
"It was a very big wall." Knowing he had to act quickly or face a possibly awful demise, the Runner quickly found a silver lining to the wall situation. "But the prophesy has been fulfilled! My lady, if the words spoken last week are true, your power (already great and infinite!) is promised to be twice that now that the heretics have been smited by the most Holy of Walls!"
"Yes.... and the prophesy promised that I would be pleased, guaranteed..." Lady Eza remarked, her voice having changed from frigid tundra to slyly tropical between one thought and the next while rereading the printed missive that had reached the Holy Empire's communication system. "It is time this power was tested! And make certain that this next message is actually SENT!"
Transmision: open band
Recipient: The nations of the galaxy
Sender: Lady Eza Veeg Waennkar, Matriarch of House Waennkar, the most impossibly beautiful woman in the multiverse, who the very vision of blinds the unworthy heretics with her divinity and bestows upon her faithful the most infinite of mercies.
Greetings heretics. I am Lady Eza Waennkar, matriarch of House Waennkar. I have decided to be merciful and give you all good signs so that you may properly revere and honor me. Those who pledge support to House Waennkar shall receive infinite mercy and good standing within the Holy Empre. Those who refuse shall all perish by my will, souls tortured forever by the most hideous of punishments, some quite possibly involving media featuring a popular Earth actor named Tom Cruise.
I look forward to you adoration.
=Lady Eza Veeg Waennkar, Matriarch of House Waennkar, the most impossibly beautiful woman in the multiverse, who the very vision of blinds the unworthy heretics with her divinity and bestows upon her faithful the most infinite of mercies