The Vaid Empire

Adama

“Dare to harm me, and I shall claw out your eyes.”

– Adama, To Gair, 787 BVE.

Adama

Species

Cavari

Sex

Female

Born

810 BVE, Deep Jungle

Died

771 BVE, Deep Jungle

Buried

Lost To Jungle

Familial Connections

Lover

Gair

Children

Aifa

Table of Contents

Importance

Adama was a Cavari female that lived in the deep jungle of The First Continent before the fall of The Holy City of Aslyd. She was the mother of Aifa, The Mother of Tentacles.

Biography

Alone

Born among a tribe of Cavaries in the deep jungle in the year 810 BVE, Adama’s early life was one of brief safety from the horrors of the outside world. Upon reaching maturity, her mother gifted her a pair of small bronze nipple rings that had been passed down among the women of her tribe for generations. Shortly after, she witnessed the destruction of her tribe when a rival group of Cavaries raided her people and slaughtered each of them. She survived by fleeing into the jungle, losing everyone who cared for.

Struggling to survive on her own, she joined other groups, only to see them fall to similar fates as the first. The people she met were lost to attacks from the monstrosities infesting the jungle, raids from other tribes, or turned against each other due to infighting. She escaped sharing their fates each time by knowing when to depart just before it was too late.

Gradually, she learned to close herself off from other people, shielding herself from the pain of losing them. She began to interact with others only to gain what she sought and nothing more. Preferring solitude, she survived on her own for long periods of time, clinging to the belief that it was better to hunt alone than die together.

A Jungle Mating

In the year 787 BVE, Adama settled a temporary home within the hollow trunk of a gigantic tree that had fallen over. On the 13th of Onis, she departed her shelter and found a shallow stream where she could fish. After she successfully used her spear to kill a fish, she realized that she was being watched by a male Cavari hidden in the foliage, and she fled. Starving, the man pursued her through the jungle. Catching up with her, he attempted to barter, though he had nothing to offer. Needing the meat to survive, he forced Adama to fight him to defend her meal. When granted an opportunity to slay her after she stumbled during their duel, the man hesitated, unwilling to take her life. So too did she hesitate soon after. She shattered his old and rotting spear with a kick, though spared his life and warned him not to follow. She returned to her shelter with her meal, though she remained fascinated by the stranger for how he had behaved during their fight.

Knowing he would track her down if he was bold enough, secretly hoping he would, Adama cooked the meat and prepared a portion for him. She waited, and he arrived soon after. More amused than ever, she allowed him to eat what she offered.

Having long craved to be a mother, seeking a worthy male to mate with, she took the initiative and dared to touch him. His attraction was mutual. She allowed herself a rare moment of trust, earned after he had shown he would not harm her.

As their passions grew, they began to mate. She learned that the stranger’s name was Gair. Lost to her desire, she revealed her intention of getting pregnant, and she demanded him to breed her. Gair eagerly obeyed and spilled his seed inside her.

For many days, Gair remained with Adama while her belly began to swell with her pregnancy. He stated that he had a feeling their child would be a girl.

Having only intended to use him to gain what she desired, a baby, she found that she was slowly growing closer to him. Deeply reluctant to be hurt once more, she secretly made the decision to leave.

On the 2nd of Twic, Gair departed to hunt for food when Adama stated that she was hungry, though before he left, she revealed that she had secretly carved a new spear for him. Unbeknownst to him, she offered the spear as a departing gift.

Leaving her shelter in the fallen trunk behind forever, abandoning Gair before they grew too close, Adama departed while he was out hunting.

For several months, Adama survived on her own. On the 15th of Fixuin, 787 BVE, Adama gave birth to Gair’s daughter while taking shelter in a small cave. Realizing how deeply she cared for the newborn, she knew she would gladly give her life to defend her, allowing herself to truly love a single being in the world.

She named the newborn Aifa.

Motherhood

After Aifa’s birth, Adama’s daughter became her sole concern. She utilized all the skills she had learned to keep them both alive, fiercely protecting her daughter. She raised Aifa to become a resilient survivor, teaching her how to hunt, forage, and conceal her presence from the monstrous beasts that infested the jungle around them.

For many years, they survived alone, preferring the safety of solitude while occasionally joining small groups of Cavaries. On the brink of Aifa’s maturity, just as her own mother had done, Adama granted her daughter her bronze nipple rings, a reminder of how quickly those she cared about could be lost.

Shortly after, in the year 771 BVE, they were ambushed by a local tribe during their travels. Though the group intended to enslave the pair for breeding purposes, their struggle turned violent when Aifa blinded the leader with her claws during their escape. They attempted to flee, though Adama was slain by a thrown spear that pierced her through the back.

Adama perished quickly, though she died knowing that her daughter had safely escaped. Her body was left to the jungle.

Traits

Physical Appearance

Adama was a beautiful Cavari woman. She typically maintained her white hair at shoulder length. Her body was athletic and fit, possessing strong, thick thighs, toned abs, a round, firm rump, and moderate breasts that were decorated by small bronze nipple rings.

Personality

Ever distrustful of other Cavaries, Adama rarely interacted with large groups. She vastly preferred solitude, relying only on herself to remain alive. Having witnessed how quickly groups and tribes fell apart or were slaughtered by the jungle, she never cared to form connections with other Cavaries. She interacted with others only when she could benefit in some way, and departed the moment they served their purpose. Though cold, she was never cruel, and caused no needless harm to others.

After giving birth, her daughter became her sole focus and the only other being she allowed herself to truly love.

Skills

As a skilled warrior and huntress, Adama was a natural survivalist. She possessed ample experience in remaining alive while dwelling within the harsh deep jungle of The First Continent.

Quotes

  • Vaid Empire: Legends
    • A Jungle Mating
      • “Dare to take another step, and I’ll run you through.”
      • “Many men sleep hungry. You had best find your own kill if you do not wish to be one of them.”
      • “That’s none of my concern. Leave me be.”
      • “Follow me, and you shall receive no further mercy,”
      • “You’re either bold, a fool, or as desperate as you claim. I have no use for fools.”
      • “Dare to harm me, and I shall claw out your eyes.”
      • “I am owed…ahh…for the trouble you caused me. Spill your seed…ahh…inside me until my belly swells…”
      • “I hope you survive out there, Gair.”

Sexual Proclivities

Sexuality

Adama possessed a primal desire for worthy males, seeking a strong, capable mate to impregnate her.

Sexual Experiences

Legacy

Adama was the mother of Aifa, The Mother of Tentacles. She spent the later years of her life raising and protecting her daughter, her legacy. Having given birth to the women that would go on to bring the destruction of the Cavaries, she unknowingly played a part in the fall of her own species. Though she lived and died as an obscure huntress, entirely unknown to the rest of the world, her blood was inherited by her countless tentacled descendants through Aifa.

Appearances

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