Szunsaalka Magyashkoorkerset

Szunsaalka Magyashkoorkerset is an Ershelkuskelets from Helvetya. Like other members of her species, she is a Divine Servant of the Goddess Helgya.

She works in a duo with Bukra Peshta, acting as the senior of the two.

Personality wise, Szunsaalka is very serious about her duties to the Goddess and keeping the traditions of her people alive. This is reflected in her attire which is very traditionalistic. She often scolds Bukra for her revealing outfit and piercings.

She spends a lot of time stargazing. Ershelkuskelets believe that each star represents a soul of the deceased. The night sky is full of her family, friends, and people.

## Story

Szunsaalka was in her early teens when the kumiho razed Szet Shyolkashkaazor, the largest and the last city of the Ershelkuskelets. She personally witnessed them raping and massacring innocents. None were spared the Shogun's wrath.

Through the horrors she saw, all she could think of was to protect her little sister, Basarka, and escape the lost city. But the kumiho with their superior hearing, smell, and insatiable bloodlust found them.

She tried to buy her sister time to escape, but it was in vain. In one go, one of the kumiho bit off all the fingers on Szunsaalka's hand, missing only the thumb. Szunsaalka shrieked out in pain. The kumiho surrounded them and forced themselves upon them.

Perhaps a tiny bit of luck in a horrendously unlucky situation, Basarka passed out from shock shortly after the start of the rape. Szunsaalka kept fighting back ferociously, which only further angered the assailants, who then inflicted further pain upon her.

Eventually, Szunsaalka gave up and held onto her sister's hand. Even when Basarka's hand went cold and her chest stopped moving, Szunsaalka held on.

For an eternity, the kumiho had their way with her. She couldn't even cry anymore. She was all but physically dead.

Then, out of nowhere, a tall humanoid shape appeared from behind the corner.

The kumiho turned their gaze towards it, and as they did, their eyes broke into flames, their skin started bubbling violently, blisters popping all over. The few who withstood the pain threw themselves at the shadow and were, within an instant, shredded into a thousand pieces.

Yet, all throughout the gorefest, Szunsaalka and Basarka were unaffected.

Barely conscious, nearly blind, with ringing in her ears, Szunsaalka studied the creature as it approached her. Strangely, she felt no fear. Perhaps she had lost that sense as well?

Without saying a word, the tall black figure scooped up the two rabbit sisters and carried them off.

When she came to, Szunsaalka was met with others of her species who informed her of the pact they signed with the Goddess Helgya.

However, Basarka could not be saved and she was cremated shortly after Szunsaalka came to.

Once the funeral was over, Szunsaalka met with the new patron of the Ershelkuskelets, Helgya. Though she could not clearly remember the shape of the person from that accursed night, it was obvious to her that the tall imposing figure before her was her saviour.

It was revealed that Helgya personally attended to Szunsaalka's wounds.

The kumiho are notoriously extreme during rape. Though most of her external organs were able to be healed, her internal organs were in a much worse state. Several of them, such as the liver, kidneys, uterus, and others, were beyond repair or straight up missing.

Whatever was damaged, Helgya replaced with bronze imitations. She had effectively become half flesh half metal.

Szunsaalka became forever indebted to the Goddess and would go on to become one of Her most loyal servants.

Some time later, Szunsaalka was paired with another survivor, Bukra Peshta.

In many ways, Bukra reminded her of her sister, Basarka. They were both innocent, sweet, and too gullible.

Bukra was far too young to have any memories of the kumiho onslaught and so she was willing to talk to them, but Szunsaalka was vehemently against any contact the fox people.

Time and time again, Szunsaalka drilled into Bukra how the kumiho are all malevolent monsters, yet it never seemed to have any real impact.

To her, they were all utterly irredeemable. The only thing stopping Szunsaalka from exacting her vendetta against them was her loyalty to Helgya.

And so she continues teaching her junior about her people's traditions and how to best serve the Goddess.