Reverend Wah

Reverend Wah was a travelling changeling who often assumed the form of a human male. They eventually was taken to Division S, where they were bound to the Liber Ereticus.

## Biography

Reverend Wah travelled the Southern Continent in the form of a human male. It is debatable whether or not they were ever actually ordained as a priest, but they generally styled themselves as a priest of Reganus. To the priests of Reganus though, they were considered a dangerous, inflammatory figure who bordered on extremism in their preaching, gaining a great number of enemies in the process.

In the evenings, when they weren't preaching, they often took the form of an elven woman who would go out into settlements to have fun of various sorts. They were constantly gaining new debts and became addicted to a great number of substances.

Eventually, they were tracked down by Jahegso'n on one of their missions to capture the descendants of Ahk'gi. When Jahegso'n entered their congregation, they were filled with righteous fury at this sinner who dared come into their house of worship with the intention of violence, almost as if a god themselves had sent Wah a warning of what was to come. Using both their spells and maul, they fought Jahegso'n, which ultimately resulted in the destruction of the wayshrine they were at. Jahegso'n eventually won the battle, though suffering notable damage that required significant medical attention to get him back to his peak condition. Wah was taken to Division S, where they were experimented on by Hasterhewsos. Using a variant of what was used on Iulius, control of Wah was bound to the Liber Ereticus, though the degree to which they were bound was less than that of Iulius.

Wah and their handler work together as field agents of Division S. Since they are both required to go together to prevent Wah from going on a random killing spree, they are sent on very few jobs.

## Powers and Abilities

Wah, while presenting themselves as a priest, actually made use of sorcerous spellcasting, and continues to display such abilities. They are also competent at melee combat, though they often let their anger get the better of them in such cases. They have a form of divine inspiration that they manifested in their battle against Jahegso'n, which they have kept since.

Like the other descendants of Ahk'gi experimented on by Division S, Wah is nigh-immortal and can shrug off most physical and mental attacks.

## Personality

The experiments of Division S caused Wah to become stuck in the righteous fury mentality they had in their fight against Jahegso'n. This means they would gladly attempt to murder the rest of Division S if it wasn't for the binding to the Liber Ereticus due to them believing (quite rightly) that all the employees are sinners. They are homicidal to the point that they are often kept in confinement when not on a mission, and on missions they are closely observed to ensure the safety of everyone not deemed expendable.

They also have great self-loathing due to their understanding that, by their own definitions, they too are a sinner, and as such has even less qualms with getting hurt than the majority of the other field operatives. They are also more likely to attempt to draw the attacks of an enemy as a result.