#executrix empire

It was only a matter of time, before Janto finally found a mate worthy enough to call his Queen. His Empress. He wanted heirs, ones to spread his legacy across the world. 

He chatted about this constantly with Azarhi for years, as they laid together after a pleasurable bout in bed. Azarhi would listen and just nod and smile politely, while Janto rested his head on his chest, as he rambled on.

Eventually, Azarhi had to voice his worries. And one night he did, while stroking Janto’s hair, after another lovely session in bed.

“My Lord, will I be replaced, once you find your Queen?”

The Les-beans!

In honor of pride month, here’s some Lesbian dragons that are in both the  Executrix Empire and Loth-Ysalamiri Town!

Couples:

Diondra and Fysher----Diondra is a Leviathan from the Sea of a Thousand Currents, and Fysher is a Mercenary. They met when Fysher took up a job to eliminate a ‘pest’ in the ocean, that was destroying fishing boats, and eating the fishermen. However, the plan went awry when the ‘pest’ turned out to be an ancient Leviathan that made the small Tundra seem like a goldfish compared to her. The Leviathan charged onto the shore, disoriented, but before the fisherman than hired Fysher could finish the Levithan off, Fysher got in the way, saving her. The Leviathan was surprised that a dragon stood up for her and, after eating the fisherman, slipped into her dragon form to show her thanks. Smitten by this gorgeous creature, Fysher gave the Leviathan her name--Diondra. Since then, the two have been inseparable, and have fallen deeply in love. Diondra loves all of Fysher’s fuzz and her buff muscles and chub, and Fysher loves Diondra’s long hair, and several tentacles....

Singles:

Trii’co----Part of the Rebellion in Loth-Ysalamiri Town, she despises the Empire with every fiber of her being. She ignores the protests of Yomigami, who wants her to stop with her constant attacks on the Empire, knowing the Town will suffer as a whole if she continues. She loves weapons and explosions, especially bombs. She’s handy with a bow and arrow too, when it comes to long distance attacks. She has a lisp, where she can really pronounce her Ls. Her actual name is ‘Tlii’co’ but because of her lisp, she introduces herself so often as ‘Trii’co’ that others just go with it. Her Ls turn into Rs, mostly. She’s only interested in women, and is a sucker for romantic things. She acts tough and extroverted, but when she’s being flirted with or complimented by a pretty lady (buff or petite), she just melts.

Akode----A technician for the Executrix Empire, Akode spends most of her time behind pipes and metal, messing with wires and engines. She keeps things in running order, to the best of her ability. She’s small enough to fit into spaces were others can’t, making her a top choice for going inside larger weapons to fix a part or reach inside of a panel to fix it from within. She’s often covered in grease, soot, dust, oil, and other dirty things, and has become so used to it, that it doesn’t bother her much anymore. Socializing is hard for her, as she doesn’t interact much, outside of talking with soldiers and others with fixing things. She prefers women as a love interest, but has no idea how to approach one romantically. She admires Isolde from afar, but because of Isolde’s intimidating nature, Akode is too afraid to approach her. Though she is a bit down, that it seems like Isolde is paying more attention to Vrakoi...

Vrakoi----Almost some sort of Eldritch creature, Vrakoi is a large Ridgeback that deals with hunting Emperors--the Lightweaver’s monstrosities. She’s trained long and hard, and through her training and rituals, she’s become quite the war machine. She can disappear into a dark mist for a few minutes to sneak around, and has bright tattoos that stand out on her dark skin. She’s gruff and is rather blunt about things, not liking to beat around the bush. She loves freaking others out, by following them around in her mist form, before appearing either in front of them, or suddenly behind them. She rather likes Isolde, loving a woman that is strong and intimidating. It serves as a nice challenge. And she wouldn’t mind being locked in Isolde’s ‘dungeon’...

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Note--all dragons are in gijinka’d forms!

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“Agent Triple Nine--Kofi.”

“Yessir.”

“You have a mission.”

Kofi perked up. Well, that was fast. He had just got transferred to the Executrix Empire just a few days ago. And he had a mission already? Apparently the Emperor really liked his report. Probably because he was the first Agent for the Empire so far. Though rumor had it that there were more Agents coming...

Either way, Kofi had a head start on them.

He followed Commandant through the city, trailing respectfully behind him. While he was bigger and more buff than the Pearlcatcher, he was still his superior. Didn’t matter if he could overpower him or not, rank mattered here in the Empire.

“You’ve been here long enough to know about Loth-Ysalamiri Town, right?” asked Commandant, not breaking his stride, nor looking back at Kofi. He held his head high, hands folded behind his back, tail professionally outstretched.

“Yessir.” said Kofi, nodding, “It’s a town a few miles out from the Empire’s borders. It’s made up of remnants of the former Windcurrent Clan, that Emperor Janto took over. They’re still a part of the Empire, but they are their own ‘state’, so to speak.”

Commandant nodded, “Very good. Excellent, you’ve done your homework.”

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Note--all dragons mentioned are in gjinka’d forms!

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“Your children have been...busy...”

Sinizad glanced up from his work, not expecting to hear ‘her’ voice within the weapons bay. 

The weapons bay was full of weapons for the Empire. Mainly gun turrets, rocket launchers, and the such. It was also AT-AT’s designated spot. Since Sinizad uploaded his true program into him, he was much more machine than dragon. Which pleased Janto, and therefore pleased Sinizad. Since the start of the Empire, Sinizad was either spending time with Kinosri and Salaeshar, or spending time here in the weapons bay, tinkering with the different weapons around. Weapons was one thing he knew quite a bit. He liked tinkering with the machinery and programming. Those that relied on systems, he could plug right into, and ‘dive’ right into the inner workings to get to work. According to others that have seen him in this ‘dive’ state, his artificial eye looks exactly like a computer screen, with running codes, numbers, and letters.

This was one instant where he wasn’t plugged into a machine. He was actually working on AT-AT, making sure nothing had gotten into his programming, since they last used him. Laying out, still in the shape of a giant Ridgeback, he looked just liked a sleeping dragon. But Sinizad knew better. This was no dragon--this was a war machine.

“...You shouldn’t be in here.” stated Sinizad simply, getting back to work, slipping his goggles back over his eyes, gloved hands getting back to work, “You could hurt yourself on any number of things. And I don’t think the Emperor would like you getting injured.”

2. How do you identify dragons from your clan? Is there a mark or uniform? Especially for the kingdoms/empires out there. There needs to be a way to quickly recognize an ally when the group is so large.

---For those in the Executrix Empire, they bear the Empire’s symbol (which at the moment is just the SW Imperial Cog because I dunno how to make up symbols OTL). Everyday citizens might not bear the Empire’s symbol, other than perhaps carrying things having the symbol on it. Those that serve the Empire wear the symbol on their armor or robes, proudly bearing it for all to see.

For those within Loth-Ysalamiri Town, their emblem consists of a lizard with multiple eyes in a circle, and in the center of that circle is a desert cat. Anything shipped out of the town bears this symbol. Those that are in the higher court wear it as well, though normal citizens do not bear the symbol normally on them.

6. What does your clan’s territory look like?

---The Executrix Empire is...well...an Empire. Its a huge city-like place, with a palace in the center, and small towns and other buildings surrounding it. And surrounding the entire Empire are large walls, that block unwanted outsiders from coming in. Not that there are many within the deserts of the Shifting Expanse...

Loth-Ysalamiri Town looks like one of those old Western Towns that you’d see in old Cowboy films. Where it’s just a dusty place in the desert? Only there’s more technology, like lights and water filters and such. So...kinda like a steampunk cowboy town type feel? If that makes sense? XD

19. What are your clan’s values? What’s considered “good” and what’s considered “bad”?

---The Executrix Empire values power and control. Obedience and victory. Failure, weakness, betrayal...these are very bad. If you’re not loyal to the Empire, things will be bad for you. If you betray the Empire, things will be VERY bad for you. If you fail the Empire, there will be harsh punishment and reconditioning. There’s no ‘friendship’ or ‘love’ when it comes to the Empire’s values.

12. What sort of symbolism is present in the clan? (For example, red roses=romance, 4-leaf clover=luck, swan=grace and beauty, ect.) Why?

---Within the Empire, the Empire’s seal is visible everywhere. The guards wear it on their armor, the banners on the palace have it on them, and any documentation from the Empire will also bare the seal. ...And because I’m not creative when it comes to symbols, it looks very much like the Imperial Cog from Star Wars. Similar, but not entirely the same. Loth-Ysalamiri Town doesn’t have a symbol quite yet, and the Krayt Colony’s symbol is that of the decaying skull of the Plaguebringer, with her lone eye watching over all.

16. Are there any special customs or traditions?

20. RELIGION. Okay, seeing as the gods irrefutably exist, most clans worship one or more of the elemental deities. However, religion will differ. How does your clan interpret the deities? How do they practice their religion? Are there religious festivals or holidays? Do they pray often, or do they only seek the divines in dire situations?

---In both the Executrix Empire and Loth-Ysalamiri Town, there are a variety of dragons living there. Some are religious, some are not. While the Gods do exist, some choose to just not believe in them. It all varies on the individual. Within the Empire, there are certain buildings where dragons can go to pray to their god, and in Loth-Ysalamiri Town, everyone is free to worship whoever. Both places celebrate the festivals that come every month, though each do it in their own way.

Does your clan have a form of rehabilitation for imprisoned members? Or do they leave them alone?

---Executrix Empire: Those that are imprisoned in the dungeons of Janto’s palace usually aren’t rehabilitated. They’re locked in there for awhile, until the guards feel like letting them go. But that depends on the crime. Isolde, the prison warden, keeps misdemeanors only for a few days. Felonies are kept for a few weeks. Major crimes are kept for a few months, to life. And sometimes even until they’re put to death.

---Loth-Ysalamiri Town: The town does have a form of rehabilitation for those imprisoned. They can lessen their sentences by volunteering around the town. They can either help out at Maverick’s ranch and take care of the livestock, help Samsal scavenge for bits of metal in the desert, or even help Ayla remodel some of the buildings in town. Good behavior gives you brownie points.

---Krayt Colony: Those that commit a crime within the colony are often not tolerated, depending on the severity. Sephtis is normally a laid-back guy, but there are some crimes he will never forgive. Stealing from a fellow colony mate is one of the big offenses. If you’re caught stealing, your punishment is immediate--you either get lashed, have some of your fingers taken, or have to make a blood sacrifice to the Plaguemother. The Colony’s form of imprisonment is a dilapidated hut, that you’re to stay in until you’re ready to give the Plaguemother a blood sacrifice to wash you of your crimes. (A blood sacrifice, in this sense, is basically cutting yourself open and bleeding out a certain amount, until Aldercy says that it’s enough; this can lead to either completely bleeding out, or passing out from blood loss)

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Does your clan have an appointed judge, or do they judge all together?

---Executrix Empire: .....I don’t have an appointed judge.

---Loth-Ysalamiri Town: For any of my clans...

---Krayt Colony: That’s something I need to change.

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How does your clan treat repeat offenders?

---Executrix Empire: If there are repeat offenders, Isolde usually takes care of them easily enough. She enjoys bringing pain to the prisoners she watches over. And if there’s a repeat offender, she punishes them by chaining them up, making the room (and the dragon themselves) freezing cold, before whipping at them with equally cold chains. She doesn’t show mercy. Ever. She’ll go, until she’s satisfied. If they still come back after that...well, then they just need to talk with her about her ‘other’ dungeon...

---Loth-Ysalamiri Town: Repeat offenders are kept in the jail for a long time, to try and discourage their behaviors. There’s no torture or anything like that, but there are intense interrogations where they try and ‘break’ the criminal, trying to get them to confess and why. Then they try and work with him, and the other protectors of the town, to try and see if they can’t right them.