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Posted: Tue Oct 15, 2013 1:12 am
Mahsa
[Personality to come shortly. Click the spoilers for more information about her.]
Bits & Pieces
Mahsa's View on Necromancy
Mahsa is cold. Known for being calculating, analytical, and very careful, she does not make decisions lightly. She does her best to be remote and emotionally off-limits, especially when healing anyone; Mahsa believes that the individuals who are unprepared to let their patients succumb to death when their condition is beyond the help of a healer are those who will inevitably turn to necromancy. Having seen how society treats necromancers, she is determined not to become one herself - this is the major reason for her deeply ingrained sense of duty and distance. Being a sacred psion, to her, means that her only purpose is to save lives and comfort those in pain, no matter how small the injury. As such, she takes every precaution that will keep her in the position of a healery and not the perversion of life that she would begin to see herself as should she become a necromancer. Mahsa's view on necromancy, despite loathing the idea of becoming a necromancer herself, are fairly open-minded. She sees necromancy as a sometimes unknown choice made by healers who have the emotions of misguided children... Essentially, she believes that necromancy is a punishment that the Spirit has established for upsetting the balance of nature. In her eyes, those who become necromancers made their choice when they took on a patient from whom they could not distance themselves so that they would be able to make the most difficult choice - letting the patient die. She feels only pity for necromancers - no hatred, no revulsion, just pity. She thinks that those who continue to practice their dark art are the twisted souls that the Spirit's punishment left behind, and those who broke down and would not use their psionics after being turned should be allowed amidst free society, but with some kind of monitoring system set up to be sure that they do not relapse.
Mahsa's Views on Ishulut (Harbinger):
Mahsa is extremely distrustful of Harbinger. Though she's never met him, she takes into account his every law and action with a skeptical eye, especially now that she's learned of her sister's obsession with him.
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