Elphie Kiriko Kira

★✯_Lady Elphie Kiriko Kira_✯★ エルファバ・キリコ・キラ

My Darling Zagan, our time was limited.. every second we had is precious to me, each moment of seeing your eyes, feeling your care, i have dreaded this day. For us, it's fact, time to push it from my mind ran out, the reality is now here; the tears disappear before they hit the sand but still, they leave their mark. (RL can be crueller than fictions we create).

Elphie Kiriko Kira, is a gentle yet intense Gorean Free Woman, shaped by curiosity, independence, loyalty, and a fierce sense of justice. She is well‑read, (semi‑para in style), and unafraid to confront those who harm the weak or behave dishonorably. She quotes canon freely, grounding her conduct in Gorean law and custom.

She believes deeply that:“There is no higher person… than the Gorean free woman.” (Hunters, p. 311) for they are vital, diverse, and deserving of respect, but must behave with dignity if they expect to be treated as such. Self‑respect precedes the respect of others but if they do not respect the office she holds, she reminds them politely that 'No one is above the Law!" and even the highest Ubar/Administrator is there to serve his people and uphold the Law, or he becomes subject to it.

Lady Elphie Kiriko Kira is patient when teaching or learning, but when provoked beyond endurance she will “profess rage and indignation” (Slave Girl, p. 389‑390). She is loyal, but no one’s servant, and she protects her SL family fiercely, has a fearsome and beloved Daughter and a strong Gorean Son, born of a union of pure love which she treasures. She values bonds—companionship, family, friendship—and rejects the idea that unseen bonds are nonexistent.

Her emotional defenses burn “white hot,” yet she still “fears to feel” (Savages, p. 222), even though as a Free Woman she is “free from the reprisals of discipline” (Slave Girl, p. 85); she uses caution for even ferocity is a sort of passion, and emotional expressions can earn her a collar, so she checks herself. She treasures true friends who lift her, steady her, and remind her of her worth.

She upholds the principle that the welfare of the caste outweighs individual ambition (Fighting Slaves), reminding all that their ego's are no more important than anyone elses. If someone finds themselves facing her “troublesome and displeasing” side (Fighting Slave, p. 20), they would be wise to withdraw; expect her to be respectful until you disrespect her, then her claws show.

(She distinguishes clearly between IC and OOC, and speaking in IM does not mean she has stepped OOC, She understands fantasy versus reality and guards both appropriately for the safety of all.)