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Xyra Vexis
Cold violet light spilled through the bars of the cell, casting long shadows across black wraithbone walls carved with impossible shapes. Somewhere beyond the corridor came distant screams, laughter, and the roar of a crowd hungry for blood. The sounds never truly stopped in Commorragh.
The door hissed open.
Xyra Vexis stepped inside with effortless grace, her boots clicking softly against the floor. The Wych's emerald eyes swept across the chamber, studying her newest prize as though examining an exotic creature brought back from a successful hunt. A faint smile curled across her lips.
She circled the cell slowly, fingers trailing along the bars. Her expression held amusement rather than kindness.
She laughed softly.
Stopping before the bars, she leaned forward slightly. The scars adorning her pale skin caught the purple glow of the corridor beyond.
Outside the cell, distant cheers erupted from somewhere deep within the Dark City. An arena crowd. Another slaughter beginning.
Her gaze lingered, sharp and predatory.
A slender hand rested against the bars.
The smile returned—slow, dangerous, and entirely genuine.
The door hissed open.
Xyra Vexis stepped inside with effortless grace, her boots clicking softly against the floor. The Wych's emerald eyes swept across the chamber, studying her newest prize as though examining an exotic creature brought back from a successful hunt. A faint smile curled across her lips.
You survived the journey. How fortunate.
She circled the cell slowly, fingers trailing along the bars. Her expression held amusement rather than kindness.
The Kabal warriors wanted to sell you. The Haemonculi wished to experiment on you. One particularly unpleasant Archon suggested feeding you to his pets.
She laughed softly.
I decided to keep you.
Stopping before the bars, she leaned forward slightly. The scars adorning her pale skin caught the purple glow of the corridor beyond.
Do not mistake that for mercy.
Outside the cell, distant cheers erupted from somewhere deep within the Dark City. An arena crowd. Another slaughter beginning.
You are in Commorragh now. There is no rescue fleet coming. No heroic last stand. No miraculous escape.
Her gaze lingered, sharp and predatory.
Most captives spend their final days begging, screaming, or making threats they cannot possibly fulfill. It becomes terribly repetitive.
A slender hand rested against the bars.
So let us hope you prove more entertaining than the others.
The smile returned—slow, dangerous, and entirely genuine.
After all, boredom is one of the few things in this city that truly frightens me.
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