Draya Freeman

Draya Freeman in Magistrate of Muck armor. Pencils by Khaliq Trevor X.

### Equipment

Magistrate M80 Rifles, Manadrive Mandrake Armor, Occuli Fabula, Rage God Slayer Module

***Draya Freeman*** is a fictional character, anti-hero and protagonist appearing extensively in *The Rage Knights: Red God* comic books, novels and other stories created by Khaliq Trevor X. She had allegiance to the villainous Magistrates of Muck as well as acting under Aphrodite-Bushra's Earth-based Inhuman Women and is a central icon to various cults such as the *Women Worshipers.*

## Backstory

Growing up to a middle-class family outside of Louisville Kentucky, Draya was a soft-spoken, religious girl whom was often overshadowed to her eccentric and creative sister *Keisha Freeman*. As she reached adulthood, she became more cautious and untrusting of other people namely a classmate in her college classes, Damon Bradley. During this time, Draya was also more sociable and independent, preferring to rely strictly on herself and use her known resources to gain whatever insight she so desired. The two, despite sharing almost similar values fell out several times during their classwork assignments and lectures and would live a short-term relationship before Bradley's involvement with the Rage Knights and subsequently the company that would become Brad-Dunn forced him to not continue college following graduation.

A couple years later, the two would work at a local grocery store called Fresh Panther. Bradley tried not to bear a grudge against her but she was closed off to most men, believing them to be the spawn of Satan. In her spare time one night on campus, Freeman built a prototype of what would eventually become the Rage God Slayer –– A mechanical being that would cleave its way to High Heaven Council while simultaneously annihilating the known Gods of Rage. This prototype and first Rage God Slayer was destroyed by Bradley himself, with its schematics being lost over time. Following being fired from her brief stint as a mechanic, her creations were postponed when she moved out to a new apartment, struggling and forcing to hunt for multiple jobs, the struggling Draya Freeman would eventually shift into a bitter and irritable individual, plotting revenge against as many men in her city that even so closely looked like, if not her previous exes, then Damon Bradley himself!

She finally found Bradley one night after a man outside of 8-Bit Gym tried to grope her. She struck the man and nearly murdered him but Bradley calmed her down. This resulted in her concentrating her paused research and experimental designs on plotting a revenge on the seemingly 'odd' and 'happier than usual' Bradley. From then on, she vowed to destroy his alter ego as the Rage God of Earth. Though this too would become short-lived as she would be defeated several occasions by the incarnation of Damon Bradley. Over the decades, she reappeared with the usage of Longevity Formulas that shortened her natural aging process. The new Draya Freeman ultimately became a recurring rival to Bradley's future incarnation known as Nomad Bradley and the other Rage Knights and Neo-Deserters.

## Magistrates of Muck and Infinite Army

Freeman was enlisted into the Magistrates of Muck by Bushra Tu Khan after she saw her failed attempts at murdering Bradley. She would become one of the highest ranked female soldiers and lead the female Muccian and female Human sectors into battle, while simultaneously utilizing their technology. Years later, she discovered that Bushra had somehow went missing in the Magistrate Tower. She found some of the threatened staff and Ballad E. Grande himself hidden in the top floors. The latter tells her that Nomad Bradley and Midlore West-Stein had invaded the tower and caused it to be sealed off through dark magic.

Freeman vows her vengeance against Bradley when Grande tells her Nomad's former identity: Damon Bradley! She then obscures herself across many planets searching for the two to eventually build completed models of her once incomplete and prototype God Slayers, the nicknamed Wrath God Slayers quadruple, with Freeman utilizing them to attack Nomad and the Karma God West-Stein wherever they would journey. She currently moves between planets Muck and Meta, searching for alternative methods to fatally murdering the old Rage God Damon Bradley (now Nomad) once and for all!

## Faith Jackson and Cait La Newland

Draya encountered a struggling Faith Jackson whom battled Diseased that suddenly attacked the city following an insurgence. During her struggle, Draya used her Wrath God Slayers to defeat them and save Faith before they went after SHA's embattled remnants. They encountered Chiefton Cedar whom wanted to use Faith Jackson's DNA to eliminate "unattractive" people via an "Ugliness Genocide". Draya attacked Cedar and demanded the location of the Rage Knights and God of Rage Damon Bradley but Cedar wouldn't comply nor knew of their whereabouts. After finishing him off, the two young women discovered an abandoned SHA Base containing abandoned Disaster Imperial and SHA equipment. They also discovered the base was being powered by a stolen Chirothulian crystal known as an Occuli Fabula, upon close examination, this resulted in a powerful exchange of power that collided into their bodies and thus merging them into a new life form of magical power, Cait La Newland.

## Weapons and Equipment

Draya Freeman uses many forms of Magistrates of Muck equipment in battle, often combining them with her very own technology such as the Wrath God Slayers. Advanced AI revenge weapons used to primarily inhibit Red Magic users and overpower super augmented humans, most notably any opposing *Rage Gods* whom she may encounter. The God Slayer AI is one of Draya's most used weapons and can be called upon by additional components such as the dual-Magistrates of Muck engineered Rage God Slayer Module which amplifies her power by approximately 150% (as according to Draya herself).

***Wrath/Rage God Slayer Module***: A small computer device worn as a bracelet and used to summon the likes of additional Wrath God Slayers.

***Manadrive Mandrake Armor***: A piece of armor originating from planet Cymechria came to be in Draya's possession when she stumbled across it on an Earth-based Magistrate Tower. It further extends her powers including rocket-boost flight, emotion manipulation and combat precognition, which makes her formidable against Super Augmented Humans.

## Relationship with Others

Draya tends to get along well with her allies and comrades, despite her easy to anger demeanor and grudges, she depends on her allies to help her gain a tactical edge on those whom she is facing. Draya tends to get along well with Faith Jackson and their merged counterpart, Cait La Newland despite Newland's distrust over both Draya and Faith initially. The trio developed an extensive and warm-hearted bond that allowed them to partner and call upon one another whenever facing adversaries. Both Draya and Faith were able to *split* their souls from Cait La Newland eventually, making a total of *three* individual women whom adventured together.

### Rivalries

Draya has a bitter rivalry with former fellow Magistrate, Arietta Jacks. The two young women display their powers in battle often, due to their personalities often clashing. Though Draya is considered easy-going and pulls no strings, her friendship with Jacks was strained when the latter stole many of her Rage God Slayer inventions, lied, spied on her and used Freeman's own intelligence against her. In addition to this, Draya sometimes believed that Arietta could've been operating indirectly with the Queens Mane police division alongside the Neo-Deserters composed of Dill Clay, Ragorias, Cecilia Sanchez and even Nomad Bradley himself.

### Other Incarnations

There are several incarnations of Draya Freeman from across the Multiverse, such as Freeman the Wise and K'Aya Freeman and Aisha Carter. She tends to be afraid of many of her other incarnations due to the untold and unspeakable power they may hold such as more advanced and more tactical powers. Draya's merged counterparts include entities such as Black Illuminati's Preciosa Jackman and the fear tactic user Cait La Newland.

**Additional Articles**
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## Story Appearances

* Draya Freeman, God of Ragorias Vol. 1
* Draya × Kho
* First Appearance of DRAYA WATCHER

## Trivia/Notes

**Disclaimer***: To whom this may concern, the characters in their entirety, while they borrow inspiration from events, ideas, themes and other sources from the original author's life, are incredibly different and fictional entities inside the Rage Knights Red God and under no circumstance are they expressing a real person's actual views, ideologies, names and likeness to cause harm or defame them. Any known similarities to actual names is unintentional as The Rage Knights Red God is a work of fiction and for solely entertainment and educational purposes. Also Please note, the series does not represent events that have happened, nor events to come. Nor does it condone or promote the very human evils the series is meant to advocate against.*