Name: Mirsha Sahenna
Race: Human
Gender: Female
Age: 28
Appearance: Description: With a slight 5’4 and 141 pounds, Mirsha’s stature is in itself not very intimidating. But her fierce look, short white hair and equipment make a lot up. She wears a chained harness above a supple purple leather outfit. The skin of a snow leopard serves as a cloak. She has several piercings over her body, each a reminder of the few failures in her life.
Equipment: Trained in the way of the Triple Sword Technique, Mirsha always carries around three swords, each coated in an unique poison. The Sword of the Dragon leaves behind a burning sensation, The Sword of the Lion numbs the body and The Sword of the Nightingale depletes the foe of adrenaline.
Personality: Mirsha is cunning, ruthless and hot-tempered. She loves the thrill of the fight. However, while she knows she is one of the best fighters in the world, she also knows she will eventually be slain by someone that is better than her. She despises most men, thinking that only a true man is able to keep up with her in a duel.
One such man is Havien. As she values strength above all, she will protect him with her life. That is, as long as he lives a life that is worth protecting. Because for Mirsha, weakness is not an option.
She is not entirely heartless though. She takes care of other women, teaching them to be strong and without fear.
History: Mirsha was orphaned at a young age. As all young orphaned girls in Zaneria, she was brought to the women of the Sahenna mountains, where she was trained in the way of combat. These mountains are also where her last name comes from, for all Sahenna warriors take up that name upon adulthood. She travelled the land in search of a worthy warrior to serve and eventually found one in Havien. She became part of his Horde and quickly rose the rank of his bodyguard.
Other: Being a gifted student during her training in the Sahenna mountains, she was taught how to summon a small demon called Gravach. This creature can fly and is mainly used to frighten and disorient the enemy or relay messages, although that last part does not sit well with him.
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