Solna
Appearance
Build: Solna has a robust, bottom-heavy sort of build, with dense muscles on the upper arms, chest and thighs. They also have rather meaty claw-hands, a long, devil-like red tail, and reverse-joint, cloven hoofed legs.
Facial Features: A stubby cone-shaped head with a prominent pink nose, and wide, angular red eyes. They also have large triangular ears and notably protruding fangs, as well as some blunt horns above their forehead.
Hair Style: A long, shaggy and unkempt dark brown mane emanates from the top of their head. Their entire body is covered with a layer of slightly lighter brown fur otherwise. For some reason, it always seems to smell like strawberry jam.
Distinguishing Features: Other than generally being a pitchfork-bearing demon that looks like it stepped right out of a Bosch painting, Solna also has dark blue blade-like markings on the skin of their muzzle and thighs.
Personality
A willful creature that is intensely neurotic and unpredictable, Solna has deep rooted concepts of ritual and otherworldly presences, acting more animalistic than sentient at the best of times. What this hides is an intense internal cunning and knack for cobbling together makeshift weapons, traps and machines out of almost nothing.
Obedient, but easily becoming irate and confused, it is not uncommon for them to go from grumbly and softly spoken, to full blown screeching nutcase in a heartbeat. Generally they place the value of Daqin lives on a pedestal and see others as being worth very little, including their own. But intelligence and endurance are both things they respect, regardless of the source. It might be best said that they have a bizarre sort of pattern recognition, and can work out complicated problems though 'feeling' rather than logical clout.
Obedient, but easily becoming irate and confused, it is not uncommon for them to go from grumbly and softly spoken, to full blown screeching nutcase in a heartbeat. Generally they place the value of Daqin lives on a pedestal and see others as being worth very little, including their own. But intelligence and endurance are both things they respect, regardless of the source. It might be best said that they have a bizarre sort of pattern recognition, and can work out complicated problems though 'feeling' rather than logical clout.
Skills and Abilities
+ Strong Teeth And Claws, generally very robust and athletic.
+ Can operate most military technologies, or even bodge them back into working order.
+ Naturally obsesses over making their own weapons and equipment.
+ Wifi compatible brain.
- A mental disaster that gets confused very easily without direct support.
- Doesn't really understand the 'correct' way to use weapons.
- Zero subtly and poor stealth, unless kept under tight control.
- You can't escape the constant bombardment of cult emails.
+ Can operate most military technologies, or even bodge them back into working order.
+ Naturally obsesses over making their own weapons and equipment.
+ Wifi compatible brain.
- A mental disaster that gets confused very easily without direct support.
- Doesn't really understand the 'correct' way to use weapons.
- Zero subtly and poor stealth, unless kept under tight control.
- You can't escape the constant bombardment of cult emails.
Biography
Originally fabricated and mentally formatted as an A-Class model on a station above Tiantang, but was immediately sold to 'social organization' on Atlantica. This turned out to be a criminal organization known as the Twelve Eagles, who were known for their brutal methods of recovering debts, and ongoing obsession with old eastern earth occultism.
The specific boss they were assigned to had paid for a Daqin body themselves, and made great showmanship out of their 'infernal court' filled with Chongwu monsters, which were often made to fight amongst themselves in catastrophically bloody displays. Solna participated in this court, and ended up earning a bit of favoritism due to their extreme willpower and savagery.
Sent out in public only to intimidate and execute, everything they learned was arranged towards not just simple murder, but also following the tenens of a corrupted sort of feng shui. Much like old myths such as the Toyol, it was believed that Solna must be bathed in blood to become spiritually strong.
This all came crashing down when the Twelve Eagle's enemies simply disobeyed this honor system, and killed the leaders in a poison gas attack.
The resident Chongwu, however, had effectively been trained only to obey Daqin, leading to months of random monster attacks and escalating tragedy.
Solna was finally captured by Daqin official forces on their own boarders, after the creature had been accidently smuggled across. Bombarding Korui Hoshiko with irate email requests for orders to murder the human guards, this eventually led to a visit by them and Sakamoto Hina. What exactly can be done with a technically loyal, but completely unhinged Chongwu remains unseen.
The specific boss they were assigned to had paid for a Daqin body themselves, and made great showmanship out of their 'infernal court' filled with Chongwu monsters, which were often made to fight amongst themselves in catastrophically bloody displays. Solna participated in this court, and ended up earning a bit of favoritism due to their extreme willpower and savagery.
Sent out in public only to intimidate and execute, everything they learned was arranged towards not just simple murder, but also following the tenens of a corrupted sort of feng shui. Much like old myths such as the Toyol, it was believed that Solna must be bathed in blood to become spiritually strong.
This all came crashing down when the Twelve Eagle's enemies simply disobeyed this honor system, and killed the leaders in a poison gas attack.
The resident Chongwu, however, had effectively been trained only to obey Daqin, leading to months of random monster attacks and escalating tragedy.
Solna was finally captured by Daqin official forces on their own boarders, after the creature had been accidently smuggled across. Bombarding Korui Hoshiko with irate email requests for orders to murder the human guards, this eventually led to a visit by them and Sakamoto Hina. What exactly can be done with a technically loyal, but completely unhinged Chongwu remains unseen.