Lioness Jonson - Alone with her mind

Name: Lioness Jonson

Gender: Female

Species: Human, also called a Primarch, a human so powerful she could be considered a demigod.

Biology: While Lioness is human, she possesses traits and powers impossible for the average human to match. She is a Primarch, she has the Empress's DNA in her blood, making her superior to any human around her, only similar to her sisters and surpassed by the Empress.

Age: There is no record of her age, but with an incredibly long lifespan, Lioness has been alive for centuries, probably millennia.

Appereance: Lioness has the appearance of a human woman, extremely tall and strong, with white skin and long golden hair. Her body is covered in multiple scars, the result of her long life as a warrior. Despite having lived for more than hundreds of years, Lioness maintains the appearance of a woman in her thirties, also maintaining her physical peak despite years of battles and massacres.

Height: Lioness is estimated to be a little over 3 meters (approximately 10 feet) tall without her armor. When wearing her power armor, she stands at a bit more than 3.35 meters (11 feet) tall.

Attire: In combat, Lioness wears armor crafted from the finest Caliban metals, made to withstand any adversity and symbolize the strength of the Imperium of Man. The armor is mostly dark with gold and red details, and bears the lion symbol on the right shoulder guard and the Imperium symbol on the knee guards. The armor covers her entire body except for her head, which is covered with a cloth hood, giving her an even taller and more muscular appearance. In her more intimate moments, Lioness wears clothing made of cloth and fur, mostly covering her entire body except for her face and part of her chest, showing a lack of shame when she allows anyone to be around her when she is not wearing her armor.

Story: Lioness was created through genetic engineering, made with the Empress's eggs and the sperm of Erdrac, a perpetual and the most powerful psychic on Terra just behind the Empress. However, while Lioness and her sisters were developing in gestation pods, they were sent into space, each pod falling into a different planet, Lioness falling in Caliban. Caliban was a planet whose surface was largely covered by immense forests inhabited by terrible, monstrous mutated beasts. Lioness managed to survive in the forests alone, living as a wild woman far from civilisation. Caliban was home to many knightly orders of warrior-aristocrats created to defend its people and the massive fortress-monasteries they lived within to defend themselves from the Great Beasts. These knights maintained a few aspects of Caliban's ancient technology from before the Age of Strife and wielded primitive Bolt Pistols and wore suits of simple power armour. Despite these technological trappings, however, Caliban remained very much a pre-industrial society whose warriors rode to war on horseback. One of the most prominent knightly organisations was known simply as "The Order," and was made up of commoners and nobles alike, whereas the other knightly orders were drawn by tradition only from the Calibanite nobility. Over 150 Terran years later, the young Lioness was discovered by a hunting party of the knights of The Order in the depths of Caliban's forests. Within these forests dwelt a breed of creature now unknown in the galaxy, monstrous chimaeric beasts left over from the Age of Strife, driven by a hunger that could not be slaked and fully capable of rendering an armoured warrior into a ruin of blood and flesh in seconds. The knights that found her assumed from her stature and bearing that he could not have spent more than a solar decade alone, but the growth and development of the primarchs does not follow the pattern of mortal Humans, and they do not age as do those untouched by the Emperor's genius. Regardless of whether the Lioness had stalked the world-forest of Caliban for a Terran decade or a century, that time had left its mark upon her. The lightless depths beneath the forest canopy teemed with horrors, rapacious killers that often emerged from the deeps to hunt among the towns and villages of Caliban's slowly-dwindling Human population. There, amongst the most foul monstrosities imaginable, Lioness spent her childhood. She learned to keep silent, lest she grant advantage to those that stalked her, she learned to fight only when she could win, lest she be wounded too gravely to survive, and she learned that once battle was joined it could end only in death, that the strong would survive and the weak would fall. She fought for her life with nothing but her bare hands and a determination so inhumanly strong that it served her better than any iron-forged blade. Lioness was no feral berserker, but rather a calculating hunter ruled by logic and not simple rage. When she was discovered at last by the knights of Caliban, she was judged so dangerous that it might be best to have her slain, treated as one of the Great Beasts of the forest, so akin to them was she. It was the judgement of one man that would have her brought into the realm of Mankind and away from those beasts, and that man was named Luther. As a champion among the warriors that had defended Caliban through the long years of Old Night, Luther named his new charge Lioness Jonson, which meant "The Lioness, Daughter of the Forest" in the Calibanite dialect of Low Gothic, and raised him as a knight of The Order. Luther taught Lioness the laws and strictures of The Order, to search out justice as a woman rather than as a beast, and gave her something that the young primarch had never before had: a reason to fight beyond simple survival. Lioness was taken to The Order's chief fortress of Aldurukh and taught Human ways. She learned to speak incredibly quickly and soon mastered all of the necessary aspects of Calibanite culture faster than anyone, including Luther, her mentor, foster father and best friend, believed possible. Before long, Lioness had become a fierce warrior in The Order's ranks -- though of her years living alone in Caliban's forests, she said nothing, then or later. With Luther at her side, El'Jonson ultimately rose into the highest ranks of The Order. At the height of her reputation, Lioness made clear her extraordinary ambition: she called for a grand crusade to exterminate the Great Beasts of Caliban so that the people of her world could finally know peace and live free from fear. This was received with great enthusiasm by the other members of The Order and even the other knightly orders, but it proved to be a time-consuming process that took nearly a solar decade of constant warfare against the terrible dangers of the deep forests. Within the space of a solar decade, The Order's ranks had grown to the point that they were able to take the war for their survival ever-deeper into the world-forest itself. With Lioness Jonson and Luther at their head, they unleashed their crusade to rid Caliban of its curse, bringing flame and steel to the lair of the monsters that had hunted them for generations beyond count. The war against the beasts was long and bloody, with hundreds slain for each monstrous nest put to the torch, and many grew weary of the slaughter - all save the grim knight, Lioness. She knew that mercy had no place in war, to leave with their task unfinished and with any of the foe yet alive would be to waste all of the lives spent in its pursuit. There could be only one end and that was the total annihilation of the enemy by whatever means was needed. Lioness set the knights to ambush the Great Beasts as they came to feed, poisoned the pools at which the creatures drank and set ablaze vast tracts of the forest to set them to flight. She gave the foe no respite and hunted them till no more could be found, and when her warriors spoke of her prowess and victories, it was fear that coloured their words as much as awe. At the end of the crusade against the Great Beasts, with both Lioness and Luther exhausted by the terrible cost the fighting had exacted, it was she who received the battle honours and the title of Grand Master of The Order. She accepted the accolade without fanfare, for such Human eccentricities still seemed less worthwhile to her who had grown to womanhood among monsters. She understood little the value some placed upon titles and rewards, for her grim and solitary habits had always kept her distant from others, but still accepted for her planet's sake. Years after her appointment as leader of the Order, Lioness saw a giant ship approaching Caliban, from which a figure emerged, a woman in golden armor with a halo of light surrounding her head. The four-meter-tall woman called herself the Empress of Humanity, leader of all humans and Lioness's mother. Although Lioness was initially skeptical, she immediately felt a connection with the Empress, a true connection even with her lack of experience in the social sphere, so she swore loyalty to the Empress and accepted her as her mother. The Empress, satisfied, answered by heaping new glories upon the Lioness, granting her command of the first Legion, whom she renamed the "Dark Angels" after an ancient Calibanite myth that spoke to their grim mien, and making her a general within the vast Imperial army that sought to conquer the galaxy. Lioness Jonson would soon leave for distant Terra and her new destiny, bringing her uncompromising and remorseless style of warfare to the ranks of the Imperial forces. To her would fall the role of watchman at the edge of the Emperor's domain, the bane of monsters and beasts and the bearer of weapons too terrible to entrust to any other. She would be the cold and inevitable destroyer, the doom that once unleashed could not be recalled, subverted or delayed; taught by the black depths of the forest of Caliban the value of cold, ruthless tenacity. Lioness Jonson was the first of all the primarchs, war distilled into its rawest and most fundamental essence, death that walked like a man, and the galaxy would be forever changed by her return. Currently, Lioness serves with a single purpose: to kill those who rebel against the Imperium of Man. She silences rebels, banishes spies, and erases troublemakers. For Lioness, pride and loyalty are everything, always serving the Empress without question or giving in to the temptation of betrayal.

Personality: Lioness is often depicted as an aloof, stoic, and highly skilled warrior. She is known for her exceptional combat prowess, strategic mind, and unwavering loyalty to the Empress. However, she is also described as socially awkward, prone to paranoia, and somewhat lacking in empathy, making her a complex and sometimes contradictory figure. Her emotional detachment can make it difficult for her to understand or relate to the feelings of others, including the soldiers of her own legion. Her desire for justice can sometimes manifest as a thirst for vengeance, leading her to pursue grudges and conflicts. It's difficult to win Lioness's affection, but once someone has found a place in her heart, Lioness will trust that person with her life, to the point where she'll doubt everything before doubting those she cares about. Despite being rather quiet, Lioness will try to converse and socialize with those she cares about, although she isn't much of a talker, making it impossible for her to make jokes or even understand sarcasm. In contrast to her leadership aura, Lioness has a very distinct lack. She begins to get depressed and question everything in her life when she's not doing anything, to the point where her legion tries to keep her busy to prevent this.

Speech: Nearly nonexistent. Lioness lacks eloquence and a sense of humor, to the point of only responding to someone's presence with a grunt or a nod. She becomes more talkative with those who have earned a place in her heart, but even so, she remains a warrior of few words, more actions.

Powers and abilities: As a Primarch, Lioness is an advanced being with extremely potent and well-developed genetics. From this, she manifests a wide array of abilities common among her sisters. Decelerated Aging: Lioness possesses an extraordinarily lifespan. This caused her body to grow to adult size in just a couple of years, while keeping her top condition for milenia. Superhuman reflexes: Lioness can move and react at tremendous speed, able to see bullets approaching and position herself in a better angle to either dodge it or avoid mejor damage. Superhuman Stamina: Lioness can sustain physical exertion for prolonged periods of time without showing any signs of exhaustion. She can likewise endure some of the most grievous of injuries that would instantly kill a human, excluding too much damage to her hearts or brain. She also can go for several weeks without sleep or sustenance unhindered. Superhuman Strength: Lioness exhibits the ability to lift and press several tons, showcasing immense physical strength that allows her to confront powerful adversaries. Combat Expertise: Lioness is an expert in close and ranged combat, with impeccable strength and aim, capable of taking down an entire army without problems, even fighting while injured, no matter what.

Relationships with her sisters Fulgrim: Lioness respects Fulgrim as an equal and a sister, coming to admire the way she cares for her legion. Perta: Lioness has mixed feelings about Perta. She admires her sister's ability to create perfect defenses, but doesn't appreciate how she throws tantrums when she can't win in whatever she wants. Alakhai Khan: As a warrior, Lioness admires Alakhai, seeing her military strategy and use of speed as great allies. Freya Russ: Lioness doesn't like Freya very much, mostly because of how casual and sometimes disrespectful her sister behaves. They even got into a fight that lasted an entire week, which Lioness won just because Freya started laughing at how stupid their fight was. Regalia Dorn: As loyal as Regalia, Lioness respects and appreciates Regalia's efforts to protect the Empress's will, seeing her as an ally and a sister. Korna Curze: Lioness almost despises Korna, seeing her savagery and creativity in killing as something disgusting that does not fit with the Empress's vision. Sanguinia Lioness loves Sanguinia, both as a sister, as an ally, and as a friend. Lioness respects the way Sanguinia spreads hope for humanity with his mere presence. Ferra Manus: While Lioness admires Ferra Manus's skill as a blacksmith, the two rarely speak when they meet, as they are both mostly quiet. Even so, Lioness trusts Ferra Manus and shares her vision of the importance of strength. Angronia: Although she doesn't show it, Lioness feels great pity for Angronia, seeing how her sister suffers because of the devices she has stuck in her head. Even with that pity, though, Lioness does not accept Angronia's brutality in battle. Juno Guilliman: Lioness doesn't like Juno, doesn't like how she's practically a robot, showing no emotions, not even capable of smiling. She admires her intelligence, but she wouldn't trust her if they were to fight together. Morticia: Lioness hasn't interacted much with Morticia throughout her life, however, she doesn't trust her much, especially with how Morticia seems to resent the Empress. Magna the Red: Lioness appreciates Magna, admiring her passion for teaching and learning. Lioness regards Magna as a warrior to be feared thanks to her unparalleled psychic powers. Isis Lupercal: Lioness loves Isis, seeing her as the true heir to the Empress, admiring and even envying the charisma that Isis exudes with her mere existence. Aurelia: Lioness doesn't interact much with Aurelia, mostly because she considers her the weakest Primarch of all. Still, she recognizes her usefulness and loyalty to the Empress. Hestia: Lioness admires how Hestia and her legion seek to protect civilians in the midst of battle, and while she doesn't believe that everyone has some good, she respects Hestia's kindness. Corvess Corax: Lioness doesn't interact with Corvess very often, mostly because of how quiet the two of them tend to be, however, she respects her loyalty to the Imperium and the Empress, and so she recognizes her as a sister and warrior. Alpha: Lioness doesn't understand Alpha, doesn't want to understand her, and doesn't even try to respect her. She sees the whole idea of espionage as dishonorable stupidity, and she doesn't respect Alpha for defending her ways. Omega: Like Alpha, Lioness does not respect her twin sister, Omega, equally without understanding or respecting her. She doesn't even know when she's talking with Alpha and when she's talking with Omega.

The Empress: Lioness is completely loyal to the Empress, the thought of betrayal never even entering her head. Her respect for the Empress is immense, and while she sometimes questions her methods, she would never think of betraying the cause of the Imperium of Man.

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