The most feared villains in all of Skylands, Kaos and his partner in crime The Lost Queen! Dare to ask them questions, their mischievous children Havok and Hysteria, and explore an alternative take on Skylanders!
Name: Majidah Feurrogha Name Meaning: (roughly) Magic Fury-Chosen Nicknames/Aliases: Djinn, Jinnie, Sorcha, Caer, Keelin, Koof, Koofins Species: Elemental Dragonfaun/Shapeshifter Elemental Affinity: Life, Wind, Magic Allignment: Lawful Evil/Chaotic Evil/Chaotic Neutral (dependent on timeline/AU) Personality Before the Fall: Passionate, Charming, Mysterious, Mischievous, Compassionate Personality After the Fall: Paranoid, Malicious, Selfish, Distant, Short-Tempered, Passive-Aggressive Short Bio: Truly an adopted daughter of the Kurosians and a keeper of the balance, she was once a close ally of the people and one of their greatest assets as an ambassador and a warrior. Outwardly she often appeared as one of their own, but in private only the Queen knew her for what she is: a being of pure magic born of darkmatter and stars. Majidah was trapped in a lamp, as genies often are, though how or when it came to be in Kurosia is unknown. What is known is that on the eve of her arrival in the capitol city of the Kuros, Feuriah found the lamp, and became Majidah’s Mistress and closest friend. Unlike her keepers in past lives, Feuriah treated Majidah as an equal, and Majidah finally learned what it was like to truly befriend another creature. As Feuriah climbed the ranks in Kurosian society, Majidah took on the forms of many different Kurosian Dragons: Sorcha, the Fiosioc; Caer, the Brokt; Keelin, the Yinvaht; and her ‘true form,’ Majidah. In each of these forms she worked together with Feuriah, always ensuring that whatever fates befell those she surpassed never came to end her climb to becoming Queen. On being crowned and taken as King Kurogh’s mate, however, Majidah’s ‘ownership’ became shared between the pair. Kurogh abused Majidah’s power, using it for his own gain, until he eventually gained the favor of the self proclaimed ‘Dark Master,’ Malefor. From then on, Majidah became distant from her Mistress, until the day Kurosia fell, and Malefor turned on the Kuros. In her rage of discovering what had befallen the people she had so come to love, Majidah’s magic reached a critical state of instability, and caused a massive explosion within the catacombs to which she and Feuriah had fled. While Feuriah escaped, Majidah retreated within her lamp, the prison which had held her for so long many years before. When Feuriah awoke from her emerald prison hundreds of years later, Majidah’s lamp had gone undiscovered for some time, until the Lost Queen rediscovered it in the catacombs. The form Majidah took was a twisted husk of her former self, and her mind ruined, to the point that she became little more than a mad dog that did her Mistress’s bidding. Though she still held a great deal of affection and respect towards The Lost Queen, Majidah’s mind was so broken that all thought it was only a matter of time before she was lost, destroyed by her own magic.
During one of the nights that Kaos was away, the Lost Queen had a wee bit too much to drink, and brought Djinn in on the madness. At the end of the night, she commanded Djinn to forget what happened, waking up the next morning to an egg.
Djinn: “There was a time in my existence that I thought the same as you, Anon; I viewed an existence without free will as awful. But allow me to ask you a question, and perhaps it will help you find the answers on your own….
“Is it so terrible to have a family? To feel for them as strongly as my Mistress does? Is it so terrible that I believe in nothing more than helping her when I can, and when she allows me to, in whatever endeavors she pursues? Is it so terrible to feel loved, and to feel love, for beings that are more like family than I was ever graced with?
"The lives I’ve been a part of pale in comparison to the bond I share with The Mistress. I care for her more than I thought could be possible.
Cynder: *sighs* Well, a week after I’d taken Djinn’s lamp from Havok, the Skylanders were attacked by a swarm of gargoyles. My mother was leading the attack, and instructed her minions to go after those of the Undead element specifically; she knew Djinn was with me. I’ve never seen her angrier…but she didn’t attack me. In fact, each time I engaged her, she would go on the defensive and try to avoid me, no matter how I begged for her to call back her fighters….
Cynder: While she was distracted by Spyro and Drobot, I managed to tell the Undead to retreat while the enemy was distracted. On the way to our escape, however, a gargoyle caught us by surprise, and went straight for me. I managed to dodge it’s first attack, but the second time around, I couldn’t move in time…
Cynder: Then, someone was standing in front of me, and I heard Rattle Shake shout for me to run. He fought off the gargoyle as I did just that, but once we were all in the stronghold, he wasn’t with us.
Cynder: I don’t know if she could sense it, but when I realized he could be dead, Djinn just…showed up. I told her that I wanted her to find Rattle Shake, and bring him back to us. When he came back, he was close to death, and torn to shreds along his back and stomach. I asked Djinn to heal him, and she did…but he’ll probably always have the scars….
Cynder: But he doesn’t really seem to mind that much. He says that it ‘gives him character.’ What’s more, that’s one more Skylander willing to go into hiding with us, to repay his debt to Djinn…
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