Kurosa the Covetous

Kurosa was no ordinary Demonspawn. Fueled by fury and impatience, she had an intense desire to serve the Shadow God Siroth with more zeal than even he seemed to possess. Her loyalty was unwavering, but it bordered on obsession. She lived for destruction and chaos, and her belief in Siroth’s cause was so absolute that she would go further than he ever asked. Dangerous and unpredictable, she was feared not only by enemies but even by her own kind. Her story began in Aravia, during a time of unrest. A being known as the Dreamwalker had seduced many Elves with promises of knowledge and strength, triggering a brutal civil war that split their nation into the proud High Elves and the forsaken Dark Elves. Kurosa, born into a forgotten royal bloodline, was a lonely, overlooked figure with no place among the elite. The Dreamwalker saw her when no one else did, and she clung to that attention. When it was revealed that the Dreamwalker was actually Siroth in disguise, she felt no betrayal, only gratitude. His lie had made her feel seen. Determined to prove her worth, Kurosa found a portal to the realm of Anathraad. She crossed into this dark world to thank Siroth in person and offer him her very soul. Impressed by her devotion, he granted her Demonhood. Her transformation was unlike any other. She became a living weapon — not simply one who wielded an axe, but the axe itself. Her monstrous host body was only a vessel. Her true form, complete with eyes and a mouth on the blade, could speak and observe the world, binding her completely to her new identity. With her new power, Kurosa was unleashed upon the world. She roamed Teleria freely, causing destruction wherever she pleased in Siroth’s name. Her actions were chaotic and unpredictable, designed to keep Siroth’s enemies off balance. She recruited others to serve her, including the fearsome Gracchos Turn-drake. For years, she spread terror, her loyalty burning stronger with every act of cruelty she carried out. Her hatred for the weak grew, and she saw herself as an instrument of justice, punishing those unfit to rule. But even as she kept the fires of war burning, Kurosa grew restless. Siroth never made his move. Despite all her efforts and those of others like her, his grand ambitions stalled. Frustrated, she decided to act on her own. If Siroth would not seize power, she would force his hand. Without waiting for approval, she prepared to strike Teleria with everything she had, hoping to spark a war that would awaken her god and lead him to victory.