Draya Freeman's Villains

**Draya Freeman's** villains range from colorful (or cartoony) to deadly threats that seek to harm and disarm her. With her known rivalries between Damon Bradley the God of Rage being noted, Draya has encountered and battled cult groups, mall goons and counterparts from alternate realities. Her nemeses include the katana and rapier-wielding Freeman Fencer and Aisha Carter of the Kingdom of Ayards

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## Major Enemies

***Aisha Carter,*** while not necessarily evil in her earlier years, became focused on kidnapping Draya much like Anti-Number's obsession with Nomad Bradley. Aisha developed strategic operations to ensnare Draya into the Kingdom of Ayards and become one of her top engineers to build custom Wrath God Slayers and design large infrastructures that could serve as additional bases of operations, kingdoms and cities. Draya preferred to never join Carter, leading to a bitter resentment and adversary.

***Black Silencer*** is a contagion developed with the evils of mankind in mind. He was tasked with eliminating Draya because the US Government saw her as being the next deadliest enemy next to the Rage Knights. With Draya's development of Wrath God Slayers, Black Silencer decimated Draya's arsenal of droids and forced her into manually battling Silencer in hand-to-hand combat. Black Silencer was able to severely wound Draya to the point of death but was defeated when Draya used her Rage God Slayer Module to install additional droids inside Black Silencer's body and overwhelm the entity before he could react properly. Black Silencer came to act on destroying the Kingdom of Ayards as the group was interconnected heavily to Draya Freeman herself.

***Evil Nerd-Troper*** traveled backwards in time to *make* the Rage Knights repeat high school and be fatally destroyed by their adversaries in a Villainous Massacre. Draya returned backwards in time unbeknownst to them and thwarted Evil Nerd-Troper's plot by befriending Damon Bradley and stopping Troper prior to unleashing mind control over superficial people and other downright unfriendly and antagonistic people. After thwarting his plan, Evil Nerd-Troper plotted to manipulate Draya's mind and make her his "zombie".

***Freeman Fencer***, a synthetic human programmed and developed by Art Sadist for the purpose of killing Kyeung Wei Kho originally, came to oppose Draya Freeman when Kho and Freeman aligned forces. He became a recurring enemy to Draya by joining with the Draya Viewer on several occasions.

* **Rage Knights**, the super-powered outcasts and titular characters are some of Draya's biggest enemies in various stories. Though in some cases, these are alternate universe counterparts, the outcasts prove to be deadly and conflicting to her agendas and motives. Draya has stolen the powers of Damon Bradley before, pitting her against Hades and Alternate Future Damon during the *formation* era of this storyline.

## Minor Enemies

* Dread Splitter, an entity whom pretended to be an operator and forced both Draya Freeman and Faith Jackson to split bodies. On several occasions, Dread Splitter tracked down Draya in attempts to *kill* her and prevent Draya and Faith from fusing to form *Cait Newland.*
* The Go-Back Dude

## 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.*