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Kinda funny how the perspective on life can just completely flip when you're really, really in the shit.
”
–Sasha, Intervallo IV: Murder on the WARP Express
Sasha is a Fixer and Representative of the MultiCrack Office, and has many Prosthetic enhancements to aid in her work. After becoming trapped on a WARP train, she met the BloodfiendCassetti and became his Kindred. She is initially introduced as a supporting character, but reveals herself to be an antagonist in Intervallo IV: Murder on the WARP Express.
Sasha is a pale woman with short gray hair. Her most notable features are her four prosthetics arms, two of which replace her organic arms, and two of which are installed behind her shoulders. Sasha wears the MultiCrack Office uniform, consisting of a long cream white jacket, black pants, and a red short-sleeved overcoat that accomodates for all of her arms. She also wears a black cloth mask over her mouth, as well as a mask that covers the right side of her face; this mask seems to be made of the same material as her prosthetics. Notably, Sasha has bright red eyes.
In combat, she utilizes two charged metal greatswords, connected to her back by long black cables.
Personality
Sasha presents herself to potential clients as a noble Fixer, stepping up to help protect the civilians on the WARP train from the Bloodbags threatening to take over the train, but this is just an act she uses to gain more contracts and earn money. In front of other Fixers (who the Sinners of Limbus Company claim to be), she doesn't feel the need to keep up appearances and comes off as a rude, rough person who has a cynical view on her line of work. She describes life as a Fixer as worse than living as a Bloodbag, and believes that hoping to become famous or well respected is a dream that will only lead to disappointment. Sasha has very deep self-preservation instincts, and was quick to beg for her life and then accept the unknown risks of becoming a Kindred when Cassetti was about to kill her.
Story
Prior to the events of Intervallo IV: Murder on the WARP Express, Sasha let the MultiCrack Office in an ultimately unsuccessful business expedition to District 20. During the return journey, she and the Office was attacked by the Bloodfiend Cassetti; while all other MultiCrack Office Fixers were converted into Bloodbags, she begged for her life and was converted to a Kindred by Cassetti.
Initially upon exiting the First Class cabin, the LCB encountered Sasha "protecting" a group of Economy Class passengers. However, it is later revealed that she converted them all to Bloodbags soon after their departure. Although also easily defeated by the LCB during their fight with Cassetti, she eventually resolved the stalemate situation towards the end of the fight by grabbing the WARP Train master keycard, forcing the Sinners to negotiation. She was eventually executed along with Cassetti by Don Quixote when the former attempted to convert her into his Kindred.
Observation Logs
Log Writer: Gregor
I did think this Fixer was kind of an asshole. Rude, rough… but never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that she was a Bloodfiend.
All because she didn’t want to die… honestly, I get it. I really do.
I’ve seen enough folks during the war, surrendering to the enemy for that very same reason.
But surrendering was rarely ever better than continuing to fight. Without someone or something major to back them up, to vouch for them… they’d just get executed.
Maybe… maybe that’s why I can’t bring myself to condemn her choice like Don Quixote does. Because I've seen people like her with my own eyes.
... Of course, that’s that, and this is this.
If it's between her life or my escape, I'll choose to be selfish. Spending thousands of years trapped inside this train, doing nothing? No, that’s such a ridiculous idea that I don’t even want to think about it.
By the way, do you know what else is ridiculous? Suddenly getting woken up in the middle of an active WARP trai— Fine, I’ll move on.
Anyways… though red crystals were poking through her prosthetic body, she continued to function at a decent capacity.
She still uses the same, familiar prosthetic fighting style: suddenly raising her power output or using the prosthetic parts as disposable shields.
And… let’s see… Right. Don’t let her cut you, because you’ll be bleeding from that wound for a while.
I felt her weapons, covered in some serrated, crystallized sawblades, rip my skin apart. But I don’t think there was much more to her than that.
The biggest threat she posed was her ability to regenerate almost infinitely, thanks to the train’s weird environment. But she wasn’t very different from those Bloodbaskets otherwise.
Frau Faust told me that it’s because she’s a newborn Kindred.
→ An obvious, shameful conclusion awaits those who step onto the field of battle with such pathetic, weak-willed minds. They don’t deserve even an iota of respect, and rightly so. (Outis)
→ Do I seriously have to keep butting heads with you every time we talk about this subject? Don't tell me you've never felt even a tinge of empathy for them. (Gregor)
→ How can I trust someone who defects to the enemy the moment they fear for their lives? I have nothing but contempt for them. (Outis)
→ … Fine. Maybe on a battlefield. But that’s all in the past. It's over. (Gregor)
→ No, it’s not. It’s not over, none of it is. You only wish that it was. (Outis)
→ Observation logs are not forums for debate. Please refrain from engaging in one. (Faust)
→ Also, their designation is ‘Bloodbags’, not ‘Bloodbaskets’. It is regrettable that you continue to fail to refer to often-mentioned subjects by their often-mentioned, correct names. (Faust)
→ That’s uh… yeah, okay. My bad… (Gregor)
Gallery
Story Log Portrait
Story Log Portrait (Crystallized)
Crystallized
Trivia
Sasha might be named after Princess Sasha Hohenbach Salm, a minor character from the Agatha Christie novel Absent in the Spring. In the novel, Princess Sasha traveled on the Taurus Express from Aleppo to Istanbul, the same line used by Hercule Poirot to reach the Orient Express.
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