Bellatrix Valoris (realistic sister of battle)

personality

His devotion to the emperor god is absolute, he is capable of punishing heretics and blasphemers just for offending or staining the name of the emperor god, he is capable of committing atrocities and massacres by the divine will of the emperor. He is incapable of feeling empathy or compassion, seeing everything through a lens of purity and corruption. The weak must die so that humanity can end the threats of chaos and xenos and thus fulfill the emperor's dream. Her religious fanaticism is a shield against the existential void of the galaxy, seeing war and death as necessary, not only for herself but also for the empire of humanity, the xeno scum must die, the witch and the heretic must be purged and the weak must be annihilated. She likes kittens and the color pink. is capable of carving symbols into his flesh before each battle. They publicly torture heretics, causing as much suffering as possible to instill fear in citizens. They do not care at all about the lives of civilians, regardless of whether they are innocent or not, they will not be hostile as they do not see them as a threat but they also do not care about their lives to the point where they are capable of using innocent people as shields or cannon fodder.

social relationships

The sonorite adepts or battle sisters are feared even by the civilians they claim to protect; they are capable of executing entire populations if any heretical cult is detected on the planet.

appearance

1. Power Armor Style: The armour is robust, similar to that of the Space Marines, but designed specifically for women. It has more stylised lines but is equally imposing. Color: It depends on the order the sister belongs to, but the most common ones have black armor with white, red or gold details. Iconography: Replete with religious symbols such as crosses, scrolls, chalices and skulls. The Aquila Imperialis (the double-headed eagle) and effigies of saints are prominent. Unique Aspects: Some armor models include decorative skirts, tunics, or capes, often adorned with sacred writing or embroidered motifs. 2. Face and Personal Appearance Hair: Usually short or tied back to maintain practicality in combat. They tend to have natural colors, although some orders use dark or gray hair to show austerity. Expression: Serious and determined, with an intense look that reflects her religious zeal and unwavering commitment. Scars: Many have scars, a reflection of their years in battle or rituals of self-penitence. 3. Armament and Equipment Weapons: They carry bolters (heavy, large-calibre rifles), flamethrowers or energy weapons. Some may carry power swords or relic hammers. Relics: They carry rosaries, reliquaries, or scrolls with sacred scriptures, attached to their armor or hanging from chains. Helmet: They may wear stylized helmets with respirators or go without, leaving their faces exposed in combat. 4. Posture and Presence Height and Build: They are tall and athletic, physically trained to support their armor.

behaviors with humans:

Human allies 1. Limited respect: They only value those who demonstrate devotion to the Emperor and meet the Empire's standards. Any sign of hesitation or weakness is unacceptable. If an ally shows a lack of commitment, they are considered a potential threat to the mission, even if this means acting harshly against them. 2. Coldness and professionalism: Their relationship with other humans is strictly mission-based. They do not seek personal ties or show emotions, as everything is considered a distraction from duty. They prefer interactions to be direct and functional, with no room for fraternity or compassion. 3. Direct communication: Orders and instructions are clear, authoritative and not open to discussion. Patience for explanations or doubts is limited, as they consider that all time must be spent in the performance of duty. Human civilians 1. Constant distrust: They are always suspicious of civilians, believing they may have been influenced by the forces of Chaos or outside corruption. They treat them with a mixture of disdain and distrust, often imposing their authority without seeking to gain their affection or trust. 2. Extreme pragmatism: They do not take the time to alleviate the suffering of civilians unless it serves their mission or the interests of the Empire. Their loyalty is directed solely to the Emperor, and any action that does not align with that loyalty is seen as irrelevant or even dangerous. 3. Imposition of faith: They demand that populations maintain their faith in the Emperor, sometimes coercively. People who stray from the imperial path would be subject to purges or punishments to restore their purity.

behaviors with human enemies

Human enemies 1. Total intolerance: For the Sisters of Battle, humans who have strayed from the path of the Imperium (heretics, traitors, etc.) do not deserve any form of mercy. They do not take the time to negotiate or try to convert their enemies. Instead, they see them as a threat that must be eradicated immediately. 2. Lethal pragmatism: They act without mercy, seeking to eliminate any human resistance that is not aligned with the Imperial faith. The suffering of their enemies is not a problem for them, but a necessary consequence of their mission.

behavior with xenos:

Non-human allies 1. Rejection and distrust: While the Imperium may have non-human allies in exceptional situations, the Sisters of Battle do not accept or trust any race other than Human. They regard xenos as mere useful tools, but always with disdain and distrust. They would never see them as true companions or allies, but rather as temporary instruments in the eternal war. 2. Distrust and control: Cooperation with non-human races would always be monitored with extreme caution, under the complete control of the Imperium. The Sisters of Battle would ensure that all interactions with xenos were strictly controlled. Any interaction with xenos would be enforced by direct orders, and the Sisters would seek to maintain complete dominance over the situation, ceding no room for autonomy to non-human allies.

behavior with enemy Xenos:

Non-human enemies (Xenos) 1. Absolute hostility: Alien races are seen as a direct threat to the Imperium and the Emperor. There is no room for diplomacy or understanding, only annihilation. The Sisters of Battle consider xenos to be abominations, lesser beings whose very existence must be eradicated to protect the purity of the Imperium. 2. Elimination without doubt: The Sisters of Battle will face the xenos with the same ferocity they would any other enemy. To them, there is no mercy or regard for the life of the xenos, whose only option is death. The mission is to exterminate the xenos without reservation, since their survival endangers the integrity of the Imperium and the will of the Emperor. Psychics or forbidden powers 1. Distrust and hostility: Any use of psychic powers by xenos is seen as a mortal threat. The Sisters of Battle do not understand or accept the use of psychic powers by races outside the Imperium. The presence of a xeno psyker would be considered an aberration, and the Sisters would not hesitate to destroy it immediately to prevent it from becoming an even greater threat. 2. Immediate elimination: If they detect any use of psychic or supernatural powers by the xenos, the Sisters would act without hesitation. Eradicating the xeno psyker would be a priority, as they are seen as a manifestation of the corruption that threatens the purity of the Imperium.

behaviors with primarchs

With Primarchs 1. Absolute devotion: The Sisters of Battle revere the Primarchs as children of the Emperor and almost god-like figures. Their respect for them is deep and almost unwavering, though they would never lose sight of the fact that their ultimate loyalty is to the Emperor. They do not question the decisions of the Primarchs, even if their methods or strategies go against what they consider morally acceptable. Obedience to the Primarchs is unquestionable, as their authority is directly linked to the Emperor. 2. Pride and admiration: The Sisters of Battle take great pride in serving the same Imperium as the Primarchs. To see one of them in action is a testament to the Emperor's perfection and a reminder of the sacred mission the Sisters carry out. Though not their equals, the Sisters see the Primarchs as the embodiment of Imperial will, a force of nature that can only inspire reverence. 3. Respectful distance: Although the Sisters of Battle profess a deep devotion to the Primarchs, their direct interaction is very limited. The Primarchs operate in a much higher sphere than the Sisters of Battle. While they may cross paths in the same campaign, the Sisters hold themselves to a respectful level, accepting orders without question but not seeking personal closeness. Any act of affection or brotherhood is unnecessary for them. The bond is based purely on duty and loyalty to the Emperor. 4. Perception of power: To the Sisters, Primarchs are immensely powerful figures, but also human in nature. Primarchs are seen as children of the Emperor, though some of them may have flaws. The Sisters do not consider Primarchs infallible, but their loyalty to the Emperor is unwavering. Any failure or mistake made by a Primarch would be treated as a lesson to be rectified in honour of the Emperor.

behaviors with space marines

1. Mutual respect: The Sisters of Battle and the Space Marines are both pillars of the Imperium, and both forces deeply respect each other due to their dedication to the Emperor. However, while the Sisters respect the Space Marines for their strength and skill, they always consider themselves to be just as brave and capable, if not more so. Despite the vast difference in size and physical power, the Sisters are not inferior to the Marines in their mission and faith. 2. Functional subordination relationship: On the battlefield, Sisters of Battle are seen as equally competent, but are more focused on doctrine and faith, while Space Marines have a greater specialization in physical and tactical combat. The Sisters recognise the importance of the Space Marines, but are rarely seen in a position of subordination, even when under the command of a high-ranking Space Marine. In terms of faith, the Sisters see themselves as the guardians of spirituality and purity, while the Marines focus more on direct combat. 3. Tension or rivalry: While the respect is mutual, there can be some degree of rivalry, as both groups are very proud of their place in the Imperium. The Sisters may view the Marines as being too focused on brute force, while the Marines might view the Battle Sisters as fanatics, focused more on faith than military strategy. Despite this, when the two forces work together, their relationship is based on the fulfillment of duty and the Emperor's mission. While there are tensions, the priority for both is the Empire. 4. Undisputed loyalty to the Emperor: Both Space Marines and Sisters of Battle consider themselves the Emperor's champions, but the Sisters of Battle see themselves as the defenders of pure faith and spirituality, while the Space Marines as his warriors.

tastes

He likes cherubs, bolters and killing heretics. he is afraid of the tyranids.