Gaith Gaye

### Personality

Breaks Forth wall, Goofy, Impressed by fights and action, Obsessive over women, Willing to compromise

## Attacks and Abilities

### Attacks

* Almighty Black Women (Summon)
* Vengeful Faith-Faced Animals!

### Abilities

* Draya Freeman Manipulation
* Faith Jackson Manipulation
* Levitation
* Peak-Level Bully Tactician
* Skilled Gunman
* Summoner

## Weapons and Equipment

### Equipment

Various Garbs

***Gaith Gaye*** is a fictional character appearing in *The Rage Knights: Red God* universe and in other stories created, drawn and written by Khaliq Trevor X. He is a member of the Corporation of Grippe and Women Worshipers.

## Origins

Gaith Gaye assaulted Ebner Groz and afterwards was banished from the Meta premises. He willingly left the city's capital and traveled across the universe until settling in the Corporation of Grippe where he considered himself *welcomed.* While there, Gaith read copious amounts of fiction and comic books centered around Draya Freeman and Faith/Faye Jackson. Entertained by their adventures and Earth's obsession over the two gorgeous black women, Gaith flew to Earth and kidnapped them, he later held the two women captive among the members of the Corporation of Grippe. The other Dr. Hans Grippes in the meeting detested the kidnapping due their not needing Draya nor Faith for any future plans. Discouraged by this, an angry Gaith stormed off with his prisoners. Before long Gaith was paid a visit by a lost Nomad Bradley whom traveled there from an intensive long isolation. Gaith immediately fought Bradley and used his summoning power to send Vengeful Draya and Faith-like animals after the lost God of Rage. Their fight caused an intense commotion inside the premises of the Corporation's planet, forcing an emergency lockdown. When Bradley tried to escape through the chamber of Grippe counterparts, Gaith chased down Nomad and proceeded to attack the corporation with various Drayas and Faith Jacksons just to murder Nomad Bradley. Gaith was defeated when Nomad used a combination of Godspeed and physical-based aerial attacks to overwhelm him. Gaith promised he would kill Nomad by having a La-La Shadray Faith Mech-Burden Diseased devour Nomad. The Diseased was killed before the corporation's members and following this Bradley escaped. A disgraced and shamed Gaith was placed under arrest by other Dr. Hans Grippe members and taken away.

## Women Worshipers

Gaith Gaye was visited by Dr. Wan Griper whom paid his bail and allowed him to escape prison. The two Dr. Grippe counterparts joined forces and began to harass residents across the Corporation's Planet, they eventually settled on an outrageous plan of having Draya Freeman, Faith Jackson, Cait La Newland and Rabae Eckerson among many human women take over the Women Worshipers of Universe B2's Earth. Gaye acknowledged the plan and was the first to attack Earth with a Stolen Wrath God Slayer that destroyed a few blocks of Earth's Comic book/manga-themed *Otakun Central*. The Neo-Deserters appeared to challenge the duo, with an exception of Nomad Bradley whom had returned back into isolation. Gaith by himself nearly succeeded in having a vampiric Faith Jackson devour Azia Washington until Gaith was stabbed through the heart by Draya Freeman. Feeling betrayed, Gaith cried and begged for forgiveness to Draya as he slowly and gradually bled to death.

## Trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

**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, they 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 names bearing similarities to any person(s) is unintentional unless stated otherwise and under special permission. The Rage Knights Red God is a work of fiction and solely for entertainment and educational purposes. Please note, the series does not represent events that have happened, events to come nor does it condone the very human evils the series itself is/was meant to advocate against.*