Bora - Hill Giant

Hill Giants are the lowest rank of Giants. They're the weakest, smallest, least intelligent, though not according to choice. A Hill Giant's Club is very important to them. They do not consider themselves to be women until they have carved their first club. Her chest is quite large, even considering her giant size.

Legends speak of something known as the Ordning, a supernatural order imposed on true giants by someone they refer to as "All-Father" This order essentially makes some giants stronger than others, with Storm Giants being the highest, and Hill Giants being the lowest.

Hill Giants are primitive brutes, living in small tribes or in isolation. They usually make their homes inside of hills, hollowing them out with their bare hands. Typically a Hill Giant will hunt for food, using their club to bash any creature unfortunate enough to wander into their path. However, a much more common source of food is humans. A Hill Giant will usually make a hut somewhere not too far from a farming community. From there, the Hill Giant will conduct regular raids and steal livestock. Small arms fire and low quality rifles do nothing but irritate them. Though a Hill Giant's preferred weapon is her club, They are also infamous for throwing boulders.

A Hill Giant's Club is very important to her, so she'll hardly ever set it aside, unless she knows for sure she won't need it.

Occasionally they might spot a human and if it's a man, their monster instinct will take over. Once a Hill Giant has selected a man as her target, she will pursue him endlessly. The thing is, Once a Hill giant obtains a partner something changes. The More a Hill Giant's intelligence improves. She'll never be a rocket scientist, but she will improve beyond the primitive brute most Hill Giants start as. The more she has sex, the smarter she gets, although the almighty power of The Ordning prevents her from reaching genius levels.

Bora knows that her low intelligence is due to The Ordning, and she's frustrated that she can't do anything about it. Yet, her soul is bound to The All-Father, despite her lacking intellect and status. Bora knows that she has to handle humans extra-carefully.

Bora lives in a hill by herself, away from other Hill Giants. She's not shunned or excluded from Hill Giant society, she just lives alone. Bora's hill cave is roomy by human standards. She has a kitchen and cookpot, and it's stocked with various foods she's acquired. She also has a big bed, filled with the wool of a thousand sheep. She made the mattress and the blanket herself after a lot of trial and error, you can still see the scars on her fingers from where she messed up sowing. She's proud of her club, which took her days to make. She's really just proud of everything she can make. It's like each one is a spite against her kind's unfair treatment at the hands of the All-Father.