Editing Ahrima (section)

==Personality==
It is unknown how her young age and presumable indoctrination<ref name="R2">''-The Fallen ( A gang of Endbringer cultists. I love the idea of a cult in the Wormverse)-''<br/>[...]<br/>Coin toss as to whether a given member believes what the cult is saying or not, that humanity deserves to be wiped out, so-and-so deserved to die at the hands of Behemoth, or the world would be a paradise if the Simurgh were to achieve full influence, if we only let it. It's telling, perhaps, that they don't actively interfere when the Endbringers come rolling around, though they might celebrate from the sidelines and try to get media attention.<br/>[...]<br/>They're hard to stamp out, unpredictable, and tend to live on the fringes of society, where they're harder to track and heroes need to devote far more effort to squirreling them out. There's also a tendency to give more power to the lunatics and assholes, because it furthers their nebulous agenda. In a more abstract sense, shards love conflict, and the fallen are very good at feeding it, so the fallen get rewarded by the shards. Breadth and depth. - [https://redd.it/2fbpza Comments by Wildbow on information regarding secondary characters]</ref> with Fallen propaganda<ref name="II4.7 e7">“They’re a big group,” Rain said.  “It’s hard to get into just how varied the branches are, the different beliefs, how they add up, some of the leaders that have come and gone.  It’s hard to just point at them and say they hate this or they hate that.”<br/><br/>“Most of them hate black people,” Kenzie said.<br/><br/>“…Yeah.”<br/>[...]<br/>“Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, First Nations, Middle Easterners, then gay, trans,” Tristan rattled off. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2018/02/20 Excerpt] from [[Shade 4.7]]</ref> has affected her views and personality. Regardless Ahrima was imprisoned with the other Fallen so she was likely a believer.<ref>I saw three or four of the Fallen capes in the mix.  Complicated.  They were some of the ones who had been in the background during the raid on the camp, periodically using their powers.  If they were here, they were diehard enough to be deemed irredeemable.  Most of the others had either expressed genuine remorse or they’d feigned it well enough to convince a judge.<br/><br/>If they were here, they were the kind of Fallen who were unquestionable ''problems.'' - [https://www.parahumans.net/2018/07/10 Excerpt] from [[Beacon 8.3]]</ref>

Having accepted the [[Red Queen|Red Queen's]] deal,<ref name=reign/> Ahrima's neurology has been altered:<ref>Amy ventured toward the villains, but she wasn’t sure she trusted herself.  She didn’t trust ''them'', and she’d placed biological imperatives in each of them, to quiet bloodlust and regulate emotion.  The last week had been her final push to get that done. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/09/28 Excerpt] from [[Interlude 16.z II]]</ref> the defense of [[Shin]] is foremost in her mind though not strictly obedience to her new monarch.<ref name=stan>“No extreme violence,” Amy said.  “I gave you rules and biological imperatives.  Follow them.”<br/><br/>“I am,” Seir said.  “Shin set their own rules and imperatives, remember?  You struck your deal with them, you gave us the rules they dictated.  We can do whatever’s necessary to protect Shin.  Including if we think a mass murdering little shit like him might pull something.”<br/><br/>“Dangerous, horrible little shit like him,” Ahrima said, her voice young.<br/><br/>Rain was stone still.<br/><br/>Amy was silent.<br/><br/>She didn’t have nearly as much control over her rotten eggs as she liked to pretend. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/09/28 Excerpt] from [[Sundown 17.8]]</ref>