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#72 - Lashina
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Sing a song of hope.

She was the most loyal of soldiers, a woman born into restraint and an acolyte bred into restriction. She could dominate even the most ferocious and unruly of foes. But when Darkseids young follower shipwrecked near the ruins of Krypton, her mind was infected with the blue virus of hope, and the symbol of Superman began to unravel her programming. As she prepared for the invasion of Earth, Lashina was commanded by a suspicious Darkseid to wed the man whose symbol propagated her doubt, but this proved a vital mistake, turning Lashina against her master in fits of bizarre, unexpected independence. Hunted by the entirety of Darkseids forces, Lashina was buried under Yellowstone, falling to the center of the world, where her former lover, Rozetta, found her and decided to encourage her beloveds strange, new hope.

Since that time, Lashina has become extremely adept at making the party uncomfortable with how open she is with her interest in public displays of affection. Obscenely so. After arriving on Oa with Roz'etta, Lashina was imprisoned by the Guardians. Obviously. I mean, obviously that was going to happen. This was a leader of the Female Furies, Darkseid's Elite. OF COURSE she was going to end up in a Sciencell with around-the-clock security coverage monitoring every slight shift in her body. But fortunately, the party has come to find an ally among the Guardians - the Scarred Guardian, or Scar as she's called. And Roz'etta risked much to seek her lover's release. After a confrontation of powers so ancient and primal that Roz'etta couldn't even maintain consciousness, Lashina and Scar came to some sort of... agreement, perhaps. And Lashina was released to the surface of Oa, but given the ultimatum that she must leave its surface within a week, or else she would be imprisoned once more.

Well, that week has been spent in Warriors, by and large, and that is driving the party absolutely batty. Roz'etta, you see, is often quite submissive to Lashina, and Lashina has one activity in mind. So in the private rooms above Warriors, There is often a rather significant racket caused by the pair that even upsets the willful Lanterns themselves. I mean, Gal Gardner can barely stand to hear the constant bumping jarring loose dust from the rafters of the first floor's ceiling. And for a while, Lashina has been invested in exercising her right as a Fury to stretch Roz'etta to her literal absolute limits.

But there is more to come, hints of how hope has infected Lashina. She's become unsure, prone to gentle bouts of anger. She's lost some of her sadistic tendencies - though as we learned last night in fact, she still knows how to make even a Lantern uneasy. But Lashina is lost, her surefire foundation of Darkseid's will no longer existentially firm. What waits for our disciple of domination in the ruins of Krypton? One can only guess...

#71 finally puts points on the only list without any thus far.