Majin Kaza, Mischievous Troublemaker!

The furthest clutches of North Galaxy are often described as a mysterious and dangerous place. Filled to the brim with space pirates and galactic outlaws of all calibers; Dangerous people you'd rather have shoved away in the celestial corner of the universe. Man, if only that were the case, right?

Kaza was one of the unlucky few to be born and raised within the proverbial janitor's closet of North Galaxy. An unnamed backwater dump of a planet where the blandest of the bland made their home. A reclusive people that had turned their back to the rest of the Galaxy, choosing to live out their peaceful lives in a primitive fashion.

From the day she was born it was apparent that Kaza did not quite fit the status quo. Her parents were pacifistic folk, simple Majin who wished nothing more than to live out quiet, uneventful lives together- and they wanted Kaza to be just like them in that regard. However, Kaza was born with quite the fierce temperament. She was rowdy, erratic, adventurous and brash. The thrill of adventure and excitement often got to her head- simply something she couldn't help but act out on. She was a mischievous child who often got into trouble for disturbing the established peace. Heated arguments with her parents and peers alike became more commonplace as time passed by, causing the upstart Majin to grow intensely frustrated. She was pushed away and shunned by her own people. An outcast.

For the first century of her life, Kaza violently fought back against the seclusion and disdain. After all, Majins like her had an innate strength to them that most Aliens couldn't live up to, a trait Kaza eagerly abused to assert herself atop the pecking order. She never quite killed anyone, more so preferring to break a femur or two when she broke down into one of her many tantrums. As time ticked by however, and as she continued to fight and bully, Kaza grew more isolated from society as conflict turned to aversion. Her peers became deathly afraid of her. They didn't even dare to look her way when they passed her by on the roads. It didn't take long for her parents to feel the same fear toward their own daughter.

In time, there wasn't anyone left for her. No one that understood her. No one that seemed to care beyond the danger she presented.

She became bitter and frustrated. When she realized that her anger only grew to more isolation, it quickly morphed into a deep, hollow sadness. She eventually grew to accept that she was the problem and hesitantly adjusted herself to the uneventful and bland nature of her home. Kaza no longer sought conflict. She kept her head low and remained silent. The Majin was reduced to naught but a shadow of her former proud, rambunctious self. In turn, she was finally accepted.

Although she was now tolerated by those around her, it wasn't enough to make her feel happy. Not in the slightest. Stuck between a rock and a hard place where she could never truly be herself, Kaza felt herself a prisoner to her own misfortune. She would live out the rest of her agonizingly long life between these people, never able to feel the freedom she so longed for. But hey, it was better than being truly alone, right? Maybe she'd warm up to it in a few centuries...

But that is when he arrived.

One fateful day, a dark portal emerged in the midst of the village Kaza hesitantly called home. Clad in knightly armor, the Demon known as Erebos emerged from the portal, motives yet unknown for the young Majin. From the moment Kaza laid eyes on him though, she could tell there was something amazing about him. He had a dark and powerful presence to him, something that spoke to the Majin's deepest desires. Her body acted on it's own as she stepped forward to challenge the Demon Prince. The fire long extinguished within herself had suddenly been rekindled.

The ensuing battle was pure bliss for Kaza. A century's worth of pent-up aggression and worn out patience spilled out to clash with Erebos. Each strike thrown was filled with passion and excitement. Their surroundings were reduced to ash and dust, craters seething with the remnants of their Ki. For the first time in her life, Kaza felt as if she was truly alive.

However, Erebos' might was far too much for the Majin to handle. The Demon Prince swiftly managed to reduce Kaza to a smoldering carcass, kept on the brink of death due to her nigh-indestructible body. Yet even in her final moments, Kaza could not wipe the grin from her face. She thanked Erebos with a smile, fully expecting him to take her life in that moment.

Instead, she was given life. A new existence, one worth living.

It seemed the Prince saw promise in her. Potential.

Suddenly, she was infused with powers beyond her wildest dreams, intoxicating and dark in nature. Shadows that seeped into her very core. She became one with the dark magic Erebos bestowed upon her, granting her boundless strength and potent magical abilities. Reborn into the person she always dreamed to be, Kaza knew that the freedom she desired for so long was finally within her grasp. She begged Erebos to take her with him on his journey, to which Erebos agreed.

The two have been inseparable ever since that day. Journeying through the cosmos together, Kaza and Erebos managed to form a deep bond. Erebos accepted Kaza without judgment, letting her be the person she always knew she was, but was never allowed to be. In time, Kaza began to see Erebos as her true family, forever grateful to him for undoing her shackles and freeing her.

Now, Kaza is living life to the fullest. Having finally accepted herself, Kaza was free.

Over the decade Erebos and Kaza have journeyed together through North Galaxy, the two have seen much and discovered even more. Whether it'd be causing mischief or fighting off criminals, Kaza seems to show little care in where her actions land her on the moral scale. As long as there's thrill and excitement, she'll be there to fully indulge in it.

Currently Erebos seems to show a lot of interest in a place known as 'Earth', telling her of the trouble it's supposedly faced with. Now that sounded exciting! How could she possibly say no to that...?