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@thewizardguy
Sorry to tell you, but you're incredibly off on Venom. The amount she's actually capable of...

To be blunt, she scares me. And that's why I called dibs on controlling her from the start.

@Feisty-Pants
It's a start. Thank you.


Added more into her actual history. Let me know if you need more. ^_^

Should add that to her weaknesses: "Obedient to the Mother Superior of St. Peter's church. Regardless of the situation."
@Feisty-Pants feel free to use Mother Superior in your back story. I assume she's the only person on the planet who can take Jeanne by the ear and scold her like a two-year-old who made a mess out of chocolate icing.

*evil DM laughter*

Best kind of trouble is the kind your players get into on their own.


There, there was a bit of history in my post between her and the Mother Superior. XD

EDIT: Also, now EVERYONE knows the Archangel's real name. Thanks, Mother Superior.
Jeanne -- The Wrath of God

@Override@Afro Samurai@thewizardguy

With a deafening roar, a power far beyond her own finally played their hand into the conflict. With a demand that the church be restored, Jeanne smirked lightly within the darkness of her silhouette. Judgment and justice alike had come in close iterations, and left the one who dared to violate a house of God in the street, literally. Even still, she kept a vigilant eye from the woman from on high, with her wings of light casting a radiant glare.

Yet there was another voice, one whose crack of a whip was far greater than the sound of the church's rooftop being removed. Jeanne skin paled to a sheet of white, if there was one person she truly feared, it was that one.

Her gaze sharply turned to see the Mother Superior of the church marching down the drenched aisle, demanding that she return to the ground, and even using her real name before everyone present. Inward her wings folded, and she came plummeting back to the Earth to offer her gravest apologies to the elderly woman. Once her feet touched the Earth however, there was yet another sudden change to the field of conflict.

The Devil attacked the Mother Superior and then fled.

Immediately the first issue was addressed as Jeanne bolted to the elderly woman's side and caught her falling form gently. With a gaze that bespoke of her wrathful intention, she looked up to Terrell after a quick study of the woman. "She is going to be fine, Terrell. Please help her into the back of the church. I shall return shortly with some medicine after I handle the Devil."

There were many lines in Jeanne's mind that when crossed, she would react civilly. Attack her, or attack her church even, by all means, do so. Even with her home crumbling she would react with a tempered hand. But attack the helpless elderly woman who lovingly raised her after her mother passed within the walls of the church she called her home? There was no saving anyone from her then. Absolutely none.

Her legs coiled as she gathered her strength, her wings of light unfurled once more as they reverberated with a sheet volume of power. The light within them grew until they rivaled the brightness of a star, and with a monstrous degree of power, the Archangel charged towards the brick wall that Guilt had used to bar the entrance. While she rushed forward, lines of light surrounded her form until they took the shape of armor.

Pure, radiant armor made of light that truly defined her as amongst the heavenly figures of old.

With a crash, the Archangel exploded through the wall, and down the street in pursuit of the Red Devil.

She moved at monstrous speeds now, as she was protected by the armor from the friction of air. So monstrous in fact that the air ruptured with a deafening sonic boom that rattled the countless windows of Epic City Another rebounded off the skyscrapers as she accelerated even further, and in a flash of light she appeared before the Devil. Unlike the situation with Guilt, he would not be spared by subtlety. There would be swords of light that instantly appeared around them. A pair of them appeared in her grasp, each of them long, flickering, and burning with vengeful intention.

Around him were thousands upon thousands of swords. Their radiance blinding out their surroundings and letting him only see the vision of heavenly light in front of him. A blade was raised so that her the tip was pointed towards him. And she spoke with a voice that was a sharp contrast to what it had been before. It was no longer beautifully melancholic, it held a wrathful resonating tone which deafened out even the roar of traffic of the City. Around them, everyone had stopped, people got out of their cars and fled, even epics would flee. After all, the Wrath of the Archangel was something only few had seen, but many knew about.

As luminescence traced in wisps through the air, her voice found him. "You attacked the Mother Superior. A woman who helped raise me After my mother passed away. Kneel and beg forgiveness for your sins. NOW." There would be a flicker, and dozens of the blades closed in around him, only to have their piercing edge stop just barely a millimeters from his skin. Her degree of mastery and control was so great that she held incredible precision, thanks to the teachings of The Clairvoyant. "It is by her teachings that I do not just kill you, so kneel, and repent. And I will see that you are taken to the authorities alive and in one piece.
@ihinka@AtomicNut
Looks like y'all settled the issue already.

@Banana
Hit me up if you need assistance preparing that.

@Feisty-Pants
I've been thinking on this for the last few hours, and I'd like to make a request in terms of Archangel's CS.

Could you add more detail on how she became so religious? There's zero connection right now in her history, and it's actually really bugging me. It's very disconnected from the troubled youth into a religious hero icon


Heebiejeebies. Sure, I'll get to work on it after Jeanne hunts down the Devil.

@Override Did you just take a bite out of the Mother Superior of St John's? ...@Feisty-Pants, you have official DM permission to kick his ass into the river.

Also, Guilt is embedded in the street outside the church.


FFS. @Override I didn't even ask for permission, Jeanne was going to try and do this anyway. You done goofed. Bad. Really, really, REALLY bad.
@Feisty-Pants
Ima wait for the others to respond before I put down Guilt's retort.


What a retort it will be, I'm sure.
Jeanne -- Scherzo

@Override@Afro Samurai@thewizardguy

The handshake was brisk and simple, and at first he stated the intention of his departure. To which Jeanne would respond to softly. "The choice of departure is yours to have, Devil. Remember however, there is a not a soul in this world who is unable to earn God's mercy, and redemption."

The sound of a whip cracking, far greater than the rumbling of thunder resounded through the halls, announcing the arrival of a fourth party to their interlude.

There was a pattering upon the top of her hood, a speckling upon her shoulders. At first she was befuddled by such, and extended her hand outward before her to catch some raindrops. Inexorably she raised her gaze to see above her, only to see the sky. Someone, or something had taken the roof off of the church. Her church. A swift glance similarly caught that the individual barred the exit with a wall of masonry, and then at long last, after the sacred church had been so grossly scarred and violated, that there was a voice. A thick gravelly voice which grated at her ears.

Inexorably, her gaze rose to meet none other than Guilt.

There was no other recourse for this, she had to do something. Her hands tightened around the rosary held in front of her hands as Guilt threatened all three of them; and more importantly, she threatened the Devil himself with death. There would be no bloodshed in her church, she would not allow it. To her side she opened her hand, and before the eyes of all there would be a flash of brilliant light. From her shoulder blades sprouted a duet of wings of purest light, from her open hand shot forth a sword seemingly made of flame. Akin to the very same blade that had barred Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden.

The blinding radiance of wings spread wide, and with a flap that left a gale's worth of wind in her wake to rush past Terrell and the Devil, she departed from the earth and ascended into the heavens. With one smooth leap combined with the effortless sweep of her wings, the Angel arced into the sky and landed heavily upon the newly formed rampart before Guilt. While her form was silhouetted by the brilliance of her wings, just beneath the edge of the hood, Guilt would be able to see a pair of eyes. Eyes that had once been azure now burned with a righteous conviction. Tears of gold led a duet of lines down the curves of her cheeks, as if she wept for those she opposed.

However, as daunting as her true angelic form might seem, the Archangel did not take any steps towards threatening the woman yet. Much unlike how she had treated her two visitors.

"You stand within the grounds of a House of God." She stated steadfastly, with a zeal that matched her conviction. "If you have a quarrel with the Devil, then you will have to wait until he departs from the church beyond the steps. This is a sanctuary, and I ask you respect it as such."

Jeanne was no fool however, and she did not come to the precipice with the new part of her interlude unprepared. If Guilt more intensely studied her immediate vicinity however, she would see something else. Around them on all sides, the sheets of rain that fell and now soaked the interior of the church bounced off of what appeared to be hundreds of transparent services. Closer inspection would reveal that the surface was not transparent, but mirrored. Hundreds of blades now hovered about the two of them in a state of near-invisibility. From each possible direction, the two of them were surrounded.

[b]"I humbly ask that you return the rooftop to where it belongs. Wait for the Devil the leave the house of God. Then you may do what you choose. Less I will be forced to expel you from the premises." She ended with, and her hand tightened around the sword. She was ready act if required, she only hoped that such would not ever come to pass. Not within the halls of St. Peter.
@Feisty-Pants
I figured it'd piss Archangel off ^-^

Also, Guilt might not admit it, but she's a bit of a show-off.


Oh, it did tick her off. Trust me.

Did she HAVE to take apart the church?!
I was invited to the church, so I decided to liven things up a bit. Throw a grenade at the scene, see what happens.


Dear God.

You took the ROOF OFF OF THE CHURCH?!
Was hoping to give Afroman and Feisty a chance to reply. I do have to sleep soon (5am wake up time) but I may have Devil just leave without saying much more.


Give us a chance, but Jeanne is not one to hold people to the church if they don't want to. XD
Cool. Replied. I like this character more and more.


Right right.

I'll be waiting for @Afro Samurai to post before I do so again.
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