#vindicta endmaker

Born 1308 AE, 'Vindicta' as she's known now grew in fahrar being bullied due to having a cowardly gladium as parentage. Joining a warband of similarly gladium-sired cubs.

Spurred on by pure spite, Vindicta would study and train harder than many a cub. She grew strong, dangerous, even as the youngest of her warband. A very skilled member of Iron Legion who graduated at 17 years old as Legionnaire of her own Spite warband.

However, her warband siblings found themselves wanting more within a year. To the point that unbeknownst to her, they were making deals with enemies of the legions. Smuggling out goods for some extra coin.

She eventually catches wind of it, gathers evidence and confronts her soldiers. Who decide a mutiny on their legionnaire is their only choice.

Vindicta becomes a gladium that day, as the only survivor of her warband.

She brings all her evidence and her actions to her Tribune, who rather than punishing this soldier who killed her entire warband, praised her for her actions in removing traitors to the legion.

With the Tribune's aid, she changed her name to Vindicta to sever her old deceived self. Began wearing a helmet at all times to hide the face that killed her own, and was placed as a soldier of the Maker warband, taking 'Endmaker' as her name due to her skill in execution.

From there, her skill would shine so brightly, she would rather quickly ascend the ranks. In only a few years she was centurion of that very same warband, known as being ruthlessly strict to Legion laws. All the soldiers of her warband would fear ever getting on her wrong side, her mere presence kept charr in line.

To this day, only the tribunes know what Vindicta's face looks like beneath her imposing helmet. To everyone else, that mask is her face. An uncaring, emotionless face that shows no hesitation in removing any hint of betrayal in the Iron Legion.

Her pistol has spilled the blood of many a betrayer, not once has her trigger claw ever faltered. A 'perfect' Iron Legion soldier, loyal to a fault, never disobeying an order.