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For something a bit different, here's a weird little crossover of two of my other hyperfixations. League's Sahn-Uzal (Mordekaiser) as a Yautja (Predator) since with the announcement for Badlands and Killer of Killers and the recent skin release both are *heavy* on the mind again.
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-Veigar: ¿ Es necesario que me vista así para el entrenamiento?
-Sahn-Uzal: Si, es fundamental para la iniciacion.
Translation to English (Google traductor jajaja):
-Veigar: ¿Is it necessary for me to dress like this for training?
-Sahn-Uzal: Yes, it is essential for initiation.
Es mentira, y quizás la próxima vez Sahn-Uzal tenga la idea de que Veigar necesite cubrirse de aceite para el "Entrenamiento".
Tengo el HC de que Veigar quiso aprender algo de las tradiciones de Sahn-Uzal (También esta el hc de Veigar trans de mi mejor Amix, que gusto jajaj),
Sahn-Uzal, the Warlord of the Wildlands, who later came to be known as Mordekaiser.
I decided to do a simple face graphic of Mordekaiser before his death. It’s based on sketches done by Malicious Metal, who has seen the concept art of Mordekaiser as a human, when he was at riot.
Sahn-Uzal
In a long bygone age, the brutal warlord Sahn-Uzal rampaged across the untamed Wildlands.
Driven by the promise of earning his place at the table of the gods in the fabled Hall of Bones, Sahn-Uzal sought to conquer all other tribes and unite them under his banner.
Conquest, cruelty and domination was the toll paid for any soul to be deemed worthy of feasting with the glorious dead and be graced with the presence of their ancient deities.
But in his zealous subjugation of all those who opposed him, Sahn-Uzal never questioned the legitimacy of his dark faith. Never did he doubt the words his hierophants had taught him, accompanying his every step towards the great destiny he had been promised.
And as he lay dying, usurped by his own blood, Sahn-Uzal harbored no hatred, no contempt, for those who had toppled the tyrant that he was in life.
For he was sure in his belief that he had been deemed worthy to enter the glorious Hall of Bones and had earned his spot at the table of his gods....
But he was wrong.
