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'''Bruun Kevala''' is the king of the Kevala tribe. He was responsible for the jackals rising above mere scavengers and turning into feared warriors. Despite his girth and older age, Bruun is still a formidable battler.
Leader of the Thieves' Guild, '''Chaska''' likes to think of himself as a decent role model expecting people to better their lives even through doing shady practices to meet their goals. He goes by the alias Raksha when he is actively leading his crew, while Chaska is the name given to him by his mother.
== '''Story''' ==
== '''Story''' ==
===Teenage Years===
===Rising to the Position===
Bruun followed the line of his royal family, but at this time in his life, his tribe were known for being petty scavengers and poor hunters. They were laughed at and sometimes attacked for sport by other stronger tribes, such as the Sekhmet lion tribe, the Gurdik hyena tribe, and the Chakur cheetah tribe.
Years ago, Chaska challenged his mother (leader at the time) in a formal duel to the death, seeking prosperity through becoming the ringleader and proving his worth. He was the winner of the fight and promptly digested her without a second thought. He wears the remains of his mother around his neck as both a symbolic show of power and prowess, and as a reminder that he too will be faced with this fate one day. This foreknowledge that his life will be short and brutal has given him a reckless, morbid, and fatalistic outlook on life, choosing to face his end in a blaze of glory.


Prince Bruun was angered by this reputation they have received and spent most of his days training and enhancing his hunting skills. He eventually stood out amongst his own tribe and others as a fearsome battler, something that nobody expected out of a jackal. He demanded that he face two of the Sekhmet tribe's finest warriors and in a bloody battle, managed to come out the victor.
===Gods, Gems, and Grudges===
Raksha holds a grudge towards '''[[Shane]]''', as he was once his protégé. The fox ran off one day and only returned months later to steal from him and the guild, which officially made them enemies. Raksha managed to catch Shane and swallow him whole, at first aiming to make him nourishment, but he thought instead to teach Shane a lesson in humility and have him become a slave. He planned to put Shane up in an auction and was approached by the Corsolis Priest Xolas, who wished to use him as a holy sacrifice for the empire.


This event came as a huge turnaround for the Kevala tribe. They were greatly inspired by Bruun's power and will, following in his footsteps to become stronger as a whole. Single-handedly, Bruun changed his tribe for the better, turning them into skilled hunters and enduring warriors after about several months of training under his wing.
While Chaska wanted Shane to become a work slave instead, the amount of money and positive exposure he would gain from a friendly deal with the Corsolis empire swayed him to care less about the fox thief's fate. Preparing for the auction, he is approached by '''[[Inca]]''' and '''[[Purna]]''', and convinces them to join him in Shane's sale.
===Bruun as King===
Bruun married a lovely wife, continuing to expand his tribe and improve his people's prosperity. He reached out to other tribes to begin a trade system, and even mingled with settlers for more lucrative trading sessions. The Kevala tribe was rising in popularity in the lands of Africa very quickly.


One day, however, a tragic event would occur. Bruun's wife would be killed by an unknown assailant. After a mourning ceremony was held, Bruun would proceed to swallow the body of his wife, a traditional practice in which the Kevala jackals would take in the souls they claimed were "trapped in their shells."
Later, Chaska holds his auction, with Inca, Purna, and Xolas (a Corsolis priest) engaging in it. Inca soon retreats when the stakes grow too high. Purna and Xolas are left in a situation where all bets will go to Chaska in the end. They continue to outbid, Purna going as far as to offer up herself as a skilled slave to Chaska. Xolas, in the end, wins by offering up his priceless amulet. As Chaska releases Shane from his belly, the auction area is quickly covered in a thick purple smog. Chaska looks around for the now vanished Shane, and the smog soon clears to reveal Inca has swallowed a lifeless Xolas. In fear of repercussions, Chaska has some of his men take away Inca to a nearby cenote to hide her as they figure out how to deal with the situation. Meanwhile, he notices the riches missing, which sends him into a rage, the maned wolf vowing that Purna and Shane will pay for their treachery.


After this event, things changed.
===After His Wife's Murder===
King Bruun became a lot more wary after the death of his wife. He not only became a lot more protective of his only son, Enuk (his wife was pregnant with another at the time of her death), but he cut off trade with all but those he trusted completely, which was barely anybody.
The growth of the Kevala tribe, needless to say, came to a halt, and the Kevalas would carry on with their survival rather than their expansion. Bruun would go on to keep his son under his watch, as well as under the watch of Dayla, the top warrior of the tribe. Bruun would not allow his son to do anything remotely dangerous, including hunting.
===The Rat===
A rat named Jackie would soon take Enuk away while the curious jackal prince was out exploring on his own, a habit that he formed thanks to the restrictions put on him. Bruun would go meet the rat himself, Jackie demanding the Kevala tribe's valuables. King Bruun defeated this rat in a fight that he instigated, saving his son.
It is through this event that he realized that the overprotection he put over his son did him no favors. If Enuk were to be approached by another adversary of a different mind, they could easily kill him. It is from this point on that Bruun would allow Enuk more freedom.
===Present Day===
Bruun still takes his place as King of the Kevala tribe. He is slowly opening up the Kevala tribe's boundaries, gradually reaching out to others to begin trade negotiations once more.
== '''Personality''' ==
== '''Personality''' ==
King Bruun was much more of hard worker in his teenage years, but with his new position as King, he has become more laid back, but keeps his hard-as-nails personality. He is very wary of his son's safety, but doesn't show the same concern for other members of the tribe. This does not mean he doesn't care, as he does show his face outside his tent every once in a while to take care of matters in the village.
Skyler is a different Dracha to read. His enthusiasm is high and he almost always has a toothy smile on his face, but at no point can anyone predict what he is thinking. People who have worked with him can at least confirm that he is consistently unhinged, exhibiting psychopathic tendencies and caring little about another's suffering. He is dead-focused on his goals regardless, and he can perform with frightening precision when he puts his mind to it.


Bruun can certainly be a softie, especially when it comes to his son. A lot of the times he seems emotionless, but it is easy to rile him up. He enjoys watching a beautiful woman dance. There are also sacrificial sessions held sometimes, where a creature is brought to him for the King to devour whole. If the sacrifice shows a willing nature, Bruun shows a loving and tender side to him, engaging in a teasing bout of foreplay before finally swallowing them up.
== '''Forte/Skills''' ==
== '''Forte/Skills''' ==
The jackal King is an expert as using heavy weapons, such as hammers and swords. He prefers to use a sword, specifically one that he crafted himself. He has a lot of muscle and power behind his strikes, but this doesn't mean that he disregards the importance of speed. Even with his large body, he is great at maneuvering in battle and anticipating attacks.
Despite not commonly being around other people, Chaska has a natural skill in persuasion and analyzing others' interests. He is great at adaptation not only in survival but dealing with people and playing around their priorities and wants. He has a vast knowledge of the massive Amazon rainforest, an array of landmarks and settlements embedded in his memory, which helps greatly in navigation and defense. Lastly, Chaska is very skilled with his weapon of choice: the whip. He uses it to lash and ensnare his targets, perfect for when he seeks to devour them.
 
== '''Trivia''' ==
* Chaska originally belonged to Imiut.


=='''Series'''==
=='''Series'''==
* [https://www.furaffinity.net/view/15628398/ Subject Kevala]
* [https://www.furaffinity.net/view/49895507 Gods, Gems, and Grudges]
* [https://www.furaffinity.net/view/16617070 The King and the Rat]
 
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Bruunpic.png|Initial concept art.
File:Refrakshaold.png|Older reference image.
File:Jackibruun11.png|Bruun devours his son’s captor, the rat Jackie.
File:Rakshaeatshane1.png|Alt scenario where Chaska eats Shane.
File:Jackibruun12.png|Bruun reconsiders his overprotectiveness of his son.
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File:Purnaggg4.png
File:Purnaggg17.png|Raksha vows revenge on Purna.
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Latest revision as of 06:49, 21 May 2026

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Leader of the Thieves' Guild, Chaska likes to think of himself as a decent role model expecting people to better their lives even through doing shady practices to meet their goals. He goes by the alias Raksha when he is actively leading his crew, while Chaska is the name given to him by his mother.

Story

Rising to the Position

Years ago, Chaska challenged his mother (leader at the time) in a formal duel to the death, seeking prosperity through becoming the ringleader and proving his worth. He was the winner of the fight and promptly digested her without a second thought. He wears the remains of his mother around his neck as both a symbolic show of power and prowess, and as a reminder that he too will be faced with this fate one day. This foreknowledge that his life will be short and brutal has given him a reckless, morbid, and fatalistic outlook on life, choosing to face his end in a blaze of glory.

Gods, Gems, and Grudges

Raksha holds a grudge towards Shane, as he was once his protégé. The fox ran off one day and only returned months later to steal from him and the guild, which officially made them enemies. Raksha managed to catch Shane and swallow him whole, at first aiming to make him nourishment, but he thought instead to teach Shane a lesson in humility and have him become a slave. He planned to put Shane up in an auction and was approached by the Corsolis Priest Xolas, who wished to use him as a holy sacrifice for the empire.

While Chaska wanted Shane to become a work slave instead, the amount of money and positive exposure he would gain from a friendly deal with the Corsolis empire swayed him to care less about the fox thief's fate. Preparing for the auction, he is approached by Inca and Purna, and convinces them to join him in Shane's sale.

Later, Chaska holds his auction, with Inca, Purna, and Xolas (a Corsolis priest) engaging in it. Inca soon retreats when the stakes grow too high. Purna and Xolas are left in a situation where all bets will go to Chaska in the end. They continue to outbid, Purna going as far as to offer up herself as a skilled slave to Chaska. Xolas, in the end, wins by offering up his priceless amulet. As Chaska releases Shane from his belly, the auction area is quickly covered in a thick purple smog. Chaska looks around for the now vanished Shane, and the smog soon clears to reveal Inca has swallowed a lifeless Xolas. In fear of repercussions, Chaska has some of his men take away Inca to a nearby cenote to hide her as they figure out how to deal with the situation. Meanwhile, he notices the riches missing, which sends him into a rage, the maned wolf vowing that Purna and Shane will pay for their treachery.

Personality

Skyler is a different Dracha to read. His enthusiasm is high and he almost always has a toothy smile on his face, but at no point can anyone predict what he is thinking. People who have worked with him can at least confirm that he is consistently unhinged, exhibiting psychopathic tendencies and caring little about another's suffering. He is dead-focused on his goals regardless, and he can perform with frightening precision when he puts his mind to it.

Forte/Skills

Despite not commonly being around other people, Chaska has a natural skill in persuasion and analyzing others' interests. He is great at adaptation not only in survival but dealing with people and playing around their priorities and wants. He has a vast knowledge of the massive Amazon rainforest, an array of landmarks and settlements embedded in his memory, which helps greatly in navigation and defense. Lastly, Chaska is very skilled with his weapon of choice: the whip. He uses it to lash and ensnare his targets, perfect for when he seeks to devour them.

Trivia

  • Chaska originally belonged to Imiut.

Series

Gallery

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