Agatha the People Summoner

***Agatha the People Summoner*** is a fictional character written and created by Khaliq Trevor X and appearing in the Rage Knights Red God universe and other stories.

## History

Agatha is the grandmother of Ivory Lincoln. During Ivory’s youth, she disliked her granddaughter for various reasons, including the fact that Ivory’s childhood obesity. Something that Agatha viewed as a sickening illness. Often inspired and influenced by society and their views, Agatha tried several methods to get her granddaughter to lose weight such as signing Ivory up to the gym but this failed as Ivory was mostly interested in collecting gemstones and healing crystals. Something that often kept her calm. Afraid that Ivory’s obesity could publicly embarrass her, she shunned her granddaughter for years. Even refusing to allow her to live with her.

One day, Agatha was paid a visit by best friends and Rage Knights Damon Bradley and Midlore West-Stein, whom were seeking shelter after an attack by the Diseased. The two stayed with Agatha as they recovered their powers and adventured back to the Klump SM Tech house. However the Diseased attacked the two friends and appeared in larger numbers, confused and afraid they’d attack the other Rage Knights, Damon journeyed lured them Away until the monsters were destroyed by a group of strange people (superficial people) these people ignored and dismissed Bradley as Agatha was manipulating them the entire time. As witness to this, Agatha insisted Bradley stay again and perhaps propose to Ivory as a yet another futile attempt to  get her granddaughter to lose weight. Bradley refused and walked away. Agatha then subsequently ordered the superficial people to attack Bradley and West-Stein as the two soon discovered that Agatha had used them as pawns to force Ivory into marrying them.

Refusing, Midlore retaliated but was imprisoned by Agathas magic, which was an Earth- based magic that crushed Midlore’s bones from the inside. Bradley appeared and encountered Agatha, attempting to stop her and her selfish plots, but he was overwhelmed by the superficial people, much to the point of exhaustion and hopelessness. Agatha offered Bradley a chance to undo the damage to Midlore and regain his mental health and Life Force, but it required him marrying Ivory and forcing her to go on a diet. He refused still and then, without holding back, launched an attack on Agatha where, despite his own moral code, struck the elderly lady with the blunt side of the Rage Sword –– knocking her unconscious and sending her flying. A dejected and disappointed Damon Bradley took Midlore and escaped, with Bradley briefly apologizing to Ivory whom witnessed the entire event. Despite her loss, Agatha attempted several times following this where she would try to force Bradley or even other characters such as Spencer Holifeld or Dill Clay into falling in love with Ivory in a futile, strange attempt to get them to have her lose weight.

## Agatha and Ivory’s SHA Revival

Agatha and Ivory come back to life during the Assault on SHA arcs and proceed to hunt down Damon Bradley and Midlore once more. They find little to no success with many people believing the Rage God Damon Bradley had either died or he either come back and made an appearance in New Mexico (referring to the Return to Earth/Nomad the Lost Arc). Agatha and Ivory learned of the latter and a strange man that wore a red cape but had the same physical appearance of Bradley. Due to them knowing him for years, they immediately knew it was him and learned of Brad-Dunn Inc. and its establishment's heavy development and growth which had successfully taken over much of the Uptown Queens Mane district. Impressed by this, Agatha edged Ivory further to marry Bradley due to the extensive success. Ivory wandered away, annoyed by her grandmother. Agatha hunted for Bradley, now at Brad-Dunn Inc. where she soon-after saw Nomad himself eating Tacos from Good Taco People Co. This led to a long exchange between the two as Agatha bribed Nomad into coming to her house in exchange for offering not only more Tacos from Good Taco People Co. but also for giving him new weapons to enhance.

Nomad reminded Midlore not to hurt Agatha or Ivory due to his moral code against harming women or children. This angered Agatha whom was going to go all out and try to take advantage of the stronger Nomad and Midlore counterparts. She summonsed superficial people and had them attack the duo of Rage and Karma God best friends. Nomad easily bind the hands of every woman and girl and dismissed them via warp while Midlore simply dismissed the superficial men. The two friends quickly thwarted Agatha with Nomad using his katana at the time, Kyumatsu against the woman to once again knock her out. This time, Nomad apologized to Agatha directly with him leaving a balled up $20 that read: “Sowwy” with a badly-drawn picture of Nomad Bradley himself.

### Powers and Abilities

Agatha is a peak-level black magic user, who specializes in Earth-based magic. She can also hold her own against certain elements such as steel and is invulnerable to wind-based attacks, fire elements and thunder-based powers. Some Earth-based powers Agatha was able to utilize In battle were attacks such as:

Disjoint, which she used to malnourish the bones and minerals of Midlore West-Stein and the Time Magic and Earth-based black magic, Earthly Imbalance that caused Damon Bradley to not wield the Rage Sword properly when engaging her directly.

Agatha possesses an incredibly powerful version of superficial people summoning, hence her name. This power seems to be one that rivals other antagonists such as Shikiki the Shallow Commander, while Shikiki can primarily summon many managers and operators of companies such as many Pack-Next kingdoms and some superficial people. Agatha can perform higher forms of this specific summon. Shikiki and Monaé Richardson were targets of Agatha's after her and Ivory's awakening from SHA New Birth Pods. Learning how to better enhance her own manipulation over some forms of Diseased and superficial people.

## Trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

* This character isn't related to, nor associated with a recently popular *Marvel® Character.*

**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 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 for solely entertainment and educational purposes. Please note, the series does not represent events that have happened, nor events to come.*