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	Not much is known of her history, other than she is one of the perpetuals to have traveled with Emps to the planet Molech during the Dark Age of Technology, where he stepped through a warp portal and acquired all his knowledge about gene modifications and the like. He then subsequently abandoned her there to watch over the portal while he got a one-way ticket back to Terra. She is younger than the Emperor by about 9000 years, which still makes her old as fuck, but much easier to relate to; since she spent her first years in the 20th and 21st century on Terra, she regularly speaks using modern English slang and abbreviations (Despite being born in Denmark...(It actually makes sense as Danish people use a lot of English slang and words)). Apparently she really liked this era, as she carries around various items that we could easily walk down the street and find today, including a book of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytales, because apparently no one has written a better book in thirty thousand years.		Not much is known of her history, other than she is one of the perpetuals to have traveled with Emps to the planet Molech during the Dark Age of Technology, where he stepped through a warp portal and acquired all his knowledge about gene modifications and the like. He then subsequently abandoned her there to watch over the portal while he got a one-way ticket back to Terra. She is younger than the Emperor by about 9000 years, which still makes her old as fuck, but much easier to relate to; since she spent her first years in the 20th and 21st century on Terra, she regularly speaks using modern English slang and abbreviations (Despite being born in Denmark...(It actually makes sense as Danish people use a lot of English slang and words)). Apparently she really liked this era, as she carries around various items that we could easily walk down the street and find today, including a book of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytales, because apparently no one has written a better book in thirty thousand years.

	When Emps finally returned to Molech during the [[Great Crusade]], he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he rendered Alivia jobless, so she decided to retire to a quiet life and adopted two children. That is until [[Horus\|Horus' little fuckup]] happened. Horus wanted to use the warp portal to acquire the same powers as his father, and now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she started a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, much like Emps did on Terra with the Golden Throne, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' Talon.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the Heresy.		When Emps finally returned to Molech during the [[Great Crusade]], he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he rendered Alivia jobless, so she decided to retire to a quiet life and adopted two children. That is until [[Horus\|Horus' little fuckup]] happened. Horus wanted to use the warp portal to acquire the same powers as his father, and now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she started a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, much like Emps did on Terra with the Golden Throne, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' Talon.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the Heresy.

	She was revealed to be alive and headed for Terra on a ship that had escaped Molech, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until one of her adopted daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn her daughter's location. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughter's location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a [[daemonette]], which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.		She was revealed to be alive and headed for Terra on a ship that had escaped Molech, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until one of her adopted daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn her daughter's location. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughter's location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a [[daemonette]], which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.
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	Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. Another opinion is that there are too many characters and plot threads within the Horus Heresy to be successfully resolved effectively and Sureka's impactful sacrifice is a better alternative to never seeing the character again.		Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. Another opinion is that there are too many characters and plot threads within the Horus Heresy to be successfully resolved effectively and Sureka's impactful sacrifice is a better alternative to never seeing the character again.

	Also that Alivia Sureka going out this way makes her twice-over the unsung and invisible architect of key parts of the Emperor's vision. She guarded him on Molech, and if she had not resurrected Malcador the Emperor would have never been able to leave the Golden Throne to face Horus. She's by no means a minor character, and she got a much better ending than say, Zephon or Horus Aximand.		Also that Alivia Sureka going out this way makes her twice-over the unsung and invisible architect of key parts of the Emperor's vision. She guarded him on Molech, and if she had not resurrected Malcador the Emperor would have never been able to leave the Golden Throne to face Horus. She's by no means a minor character, and she got a much better ending than say, Zephon or Horus Aximand.

	==Powers==		==Powers==
	Like the Emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Unfortunately, Malcador was permanently killed by Magnus' Chaos Sorcery/Psyker Powers (which doesn't bode well for Ollianius Pius and the Emperor in their duel with Horus) forcing her to sacrificed herself to bring Malcador back (Without Malcador sacrificing his immortal life at the Golden Throne the Warp rift and Daemons would have overwhelmed Terra long before the Emperor finds Horus on the Vengeful Spirit. Even if Vulkan blew up Terra the Imperium would have been doomed). The Imperium really is full of martyrs and necessary sacrifices		Like the Emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Unfortunately, Malcador was permanently killed by Magnus' Chaos Sorcery/Psyker Powers (which doesn't bode well for Ollianius Pius and the Emperor in their duel with Horus) forcing her to sacrificed herself to bring Malcador back (Without Malcador sacrificing his immortal life at the Golden Throne the Warp rift and Daemons would have overwhelmed Terra long before the Emperor finds Horus on the Vengeful Spirit. Even if Vulkan blew up Terra the Imperium would have been doomed). The Imperium really is full of martyrs and necessary sacrifices.

	Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but it has never said that Perpetuals can trade their life to bring back another Perpetual from permanent death. Though the fact that another Perpetual was sacrificed instead of just a Marine (like what Numeon did with Vulkan) raises some questions on how permanent death and life-trading works on Perpetuals.		Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but it has never said that Perpetuals can trade their life to bring back another Perpetual from permanent death. Though the fact that another Perpetual was sacrificed instead of just a Marine (like what Numeon did with Vulkan) raises some questions on how permanent death and life-trading works on Perpetuals.

	John Grammaticus did transfer his Perpetual status to Vulkan, which kept him from decaying when his body died in ''Unremembered Empire'', though. In this case Malcador is noted to be diminished after the fact, much like Vulkan, and it could well be this as much as anything else that explains why he crumbles into ash on the Golden Throne.		John Grammaticus did transfer his Perpetual status to Vulkan, which kept him from decaying when his body died in ''Unremembered Empire'', though. In this case Malcador is noted to be diminished after the fact, much like Vulkan, and it could well be this as much as anything else that explains why he crumbles into ash on the Golden Throne.

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1d4chan>Bruce Yarrick at 07:52, 4 June 2022

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	She was revealed to be alive and headed for Terra on a ship that had escaped Molech, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until one of her adopted daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn her daughter's location. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughter's location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a [[daemonette]], which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.		She was revealed to be alive and headed for Terra on a ship that had escaped Molech, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until one of her adopted daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn her daughter's location. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughter's location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a [[daemonette]], which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.

	Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. Another opinion is that there are too many characters and plot threads within the Horus Heresy to be ~~succesfully~~ resolved effectively and Sureka's impactful sacrifice is a better alternative to never seeing the character again.		Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. Another opinion is that there are too many characters and plot threads within the Horus Heresy to be successfully resolved effectively and Sureka's impactful sacrifice is a better alternative to never seeing the character again.

	Also that Alivia Sureka going out this way makes her twice-over the unsung and invisible architect of key parts of the Emperor's vision. She guarded him on Molech, and if she had not resurrected Malcador the Emperor would have never been able to leave the Golden Throne to face Horus. She's by no means a minor character, and she got a much better ending than say, Zephon or Horus Aximand.		Also that Alivia Sureka going out this way makes her twice-over the unsung and invisible architect of key parts of the Emperor's vision. She guarded him on Molech, and if she had not resurrected Malcador the Emperor would have never been able to leave the Golden Throne to face Horus. She's by no means a minor character, and she got a much better ending than say, Zephon or Horus Aximand.

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	==Powers==		==Powers==
	Like the ~~emperor~~, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Unfortunately, Malcador was permanently killed by Magnus' Chaos Sorcery/Psyker Powers (which doesn't bode well for Ollianius Pius and the Emperor in their duel with Horus) forcing her to sacrificed herself to bring Malcador back (Without Malcador sacrificing his immortal life at the Golden Throne the Warp rift and Daemons would have overwhelmed Terra long before the Emperor finds Horus on the Vengeful Spirit. Even if Vulkan blew up Terra the Imperium would have been doomed). The Imperium really is full of martyrs and necessary sacrifices		Like the Emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Unfortunately, Malcador was permanently killed by Magnus' Chaos Sorcery/Psyker Powers (which doesn't bode well for Ollianius Pius and the Emperor in their duel with Horus) forcing her to sacrificed herself to bring Malcador back (Without Malcador sacrificing his immortal life at the Golden Throne the Warp rift and Daemons would have overwhelmed Terra long before the Emperor finds Horus on the Vengeful Spirit. Even if Vulkan blew up Terra the Imperium would have been doomed). The Imperium really is full of martyrs and necessary sacrifices

	Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but it has never said that Perpetuals can trade their life to bring back another Perpetual from permanent death. Though the fact that another Perpetual was sacrificed instead of just a Marine (like what Numeon did with Vulkan) raises some questions on how permanent death and life-trading works on Perpetuals.		Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but it has never said that Perpetuals can trade their life to bring back another Perpetual from permanent death. Though the fact that another Perpetual was sacrificed instead of just a Marine (like what Numeon did with Vulkan) raises some questions on how permanent death and life-trading works on Perpetuals.

74.193.209.43 at 23:01, 1 February 2021

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	Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. Another opinion is that there are too many characters and plot threads within the Horus Heresy to be succesfully resolved effectively and Sureka's impactful sacrifice is a better alternative to never seeing the character again.		Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. Another opinion is that there are too many characters and plot threads within the Horus Heresy to be succesfully resolved effectively and Sureka's impactful sacrifice is a better alternative to never seeing the character again.

			Also that Alivia Sureka going out this way makes her twice-over the unsung and invisible architect of key parts of the Emperor's vision. She guarded him on Molech, and if she had not resurrected Malcador the Emperor would have never been able to leave the Golden Throne to face Horus. She's by no means a minor character, and she got a much better ending than say, Zephon or Horus Aximand.

	==Powers==		==Powers==
	Like the emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Unfortunately, Malcador was permanently killed by Magnus' Chaos Sorcery/Psyker Powers (which doesn't bode well for Ollianius Pius and the Emperor in their duel with Horus) forcing her to sacrificed herself to bring Malcador back (Without Malcador sacrificing his immortal life at the Golden Throne the Warp rift and Daemons would have overwhelmed Terra long before the Emperor finds Horus on the Vengeful Spirit. Even if Vulkan blew up Terra the Imperium would have been ~~doom~~). The Imperium really is full of ~~matyrs~~ and ~~neccessary~~ sacrifices		Like the emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Unfortunately, Malcador was permanently killed by Magnus' Chaos Sorcery/Psyker Powers (which doesn't bode well for Ollianius Pius and the Emperor in their duel with Horus) forcing her to sacrificed herself to bring Malcador back (Without Malcador sacrificing his immortal life at the Golden Throne the Warp rift and Daemons would have overwhelmed Terra long before the Emperor finds Horus on the Vengeful Spirit. Even if Vulkan blew up Terra the Imperium would have been doomed). The Imperium really is full of martyrs and necessary sacrifices

			Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but it has never said that Perpetuals can trade their life to bring back another Perpetual from permanent death. Though the fact that another Perpetual was sacrificed instead of just a Marine (like what Numeon did with Vulkan) raises some questions on how permanent death and life-trading works on Perpetuals.

	~~Reminder: perpetuals cannot~~ transfer ~~their perpetualness~~ to ~~another person~~, this ~~has been said many times but it has never said that Perpetuals can trade their life~~ to ~~bring back another Perpetual from permanent death. Though~~ the fact ~~that another Perpetual was sacrificed instead of just a Marine (~~like ~~what Numellon did with~~ Vulkan~~) raises some questions on how permanent death~~ and ~~life-trading works~~ on ~~Perpetuals~~		John Grammaticus did transfer his Perpetual status to Vulkan, which kept him from decaying when his body died in ''Unremembered Empire'', though. In this case Malcador is noted to be diminished after the fact, much like Vulkan, and it could well be this as much as anything else that explains why he crumbles into ash on the Golden Throne.

	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Imperial]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Imperial]]

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	==Powers==		==Powers==
	Like the emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. ~~Oh wait~~, ~~no. She lost it because McNeill~~ doesn't ~~know how perpetuals work~~ and ~~she dies a pointless death because fuck you~~.		Like the emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Unfortunately, Malcador was permanently killed by Magnus' Chaos Sorcery/Psyker Powers (which doesn't bode well for Ollianius Pius and the Emperor in their duel with Horus) forcing her to sacrificed herself to bring Malcador back (Without Malcador sacrificing his immortal life at the Golden Throne the Warp rift and Daemons would have overwhelmed Terra long before the Emperor finds Horus on the Vengeful Spirit. Even if Vulkan blew up Terra the Imperium would have been doom). The Imperium really is full of matyrs and neccessary sacrifices

	Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but ~~whatever I guess, continuity~~ can ~~suck a fat dick I guess~~. ~~You either are born~~ a ~~perpetual or not, GeeDubs, learn your own fucking lore.~~		Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but it has never said that Perpetuals can trade their life to bring back another Perpetual from permanent death. Though the fact that another Perpetual was sacrificed instead of just a Marine (like what Numellon did with Vulkan) raises some questions on how permanent death and life-trading works on Perpetuals

	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Imperial]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Imperial]]

1d4chan>BlackLibraryScribe at 16:46, 24 January 2021

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	She was revealed to be alive and headed for Terra on a ship that had escaped Molech, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until one of her adopted daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn her daughter's location. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughter's location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a [[daemonette]], which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.		She was revealed to be alive and headed for Terra on a ship that had escaped Molech, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until one of her adopted daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn her daughter's location. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughter's location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a [[daemonette]], which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.

	Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. ~~GeeDubs~~ and ~~Black Library can~~'~~t write for shit~~.		Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. Another opinion is that there are too many characters and plot threads within the Horus Heresy to be succesfully resolved effectively and Sureka's impactful sacrifice is a better alternative to never seeing the character again.

	==Powers==		==Powers==

1d4chan>Rogalydondon at 01:08, 23 December 2020

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	When Emps finally returned to Molech during the [[Great Crusade]], he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he rendered Alivia jobless, so she decided to retire to a quiet life and adopted two children. That is until [[Horus\|Horus' little fuckup]] happened. Horus wanted to use the warp portal to acquire the same powers as his father, and now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she started a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, much like Emps did on Terra with the Golden Throne, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' Talon.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the Heresy.		When Emps finally returned to Molech during the [[Great Crusade]], he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he rendered Alivia jobless, so she decided to retire to a quiet life and adopted two children. That is until [[Horus\|Horus' little fuckup]] happened. Horus wanted to use the warp portal to acquire the same powers as his father, and now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she started a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, much like Emps did on Terra with the Golden Throne, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' Talon.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the Heresy.

	She was revealed to be alive ~~towards the end~~, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until her daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn ~~the~~ location ~~of her daughters~~. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her ~~daughters~~' location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a daemonette, which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.		She was revealed to be alive and headed for Terra on a ship that had escaped Molech, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until one of her adopted daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn her daughter's location. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughter's location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a [[daemonette]], which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.

	Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then ~~making~~ Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador ~~to revive~~ him and ~~kill~~ her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. GeeDubs and Black Library can't write for shit.		Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then having Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador, reviving him and killing her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. GeeDubs and Black Library can't write for shit.

	==Powers==		==Powers==

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	==History==		==History==
	Not much is known of her history, other than she is one of the perpetuals to have traveled with Emps to the planet Molech during the Dark Age of Technology, where he stepped through a warp portal and acquired all his knowledge about gene modifications and the like. He then subsequently abandoned her there to watch over the portal while he got a one-way ticket back to Terra. She is younger than the Emperor by about 9000 years, which still makes her old as fuck, but much easier to relate to; since she spent her first years in the 20th and 21st century on Terra, ~~shr~~ regularly speaks using modern English slang and abbreviations (Despite being born in Denmark...(It actually makes sense as Danish people use a lot of ~~english~~ slang and words)). Apparently she really liked this era, as she carries around various items that we could easily walk down the street and find today, including a book of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytales, because apparently no one has written a better book in thirty thousand years.		Not much is known of her history, other than she is one of the perpetuals to have traveled with Emps to the planet Molech during the Dark Age of Technology, where he stepped through a warp portal and acquired all his knowledge about gene modifications and the like. He then subsequently abandoned her there to watch over the portal while he got a one-way ticket back to Terra. She is younger than the Emperor by about 9000 years, which still makes her old as fuck, but much easier to relate to; since she spent her first years in the 20th and 21st century on Terra, she regularly speaks using modern English slang and abbreviations (Despite being born in Denmark...(It actually makes sense as Danish people use a lot of English slang and words)). Apparently she really liked this era, as she carries around various items that we could easily walk down the street and find today, including a book of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytales, because apparently no one has written a better book in thirty thousand years.

	When Emps finally returned to Molech during the [[Great Crusade]], he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he rendered Alivia jobless, so she decided to retire to a quiet life and adopted two children. That is until [[Horus\|Horus' little fuckup]] happened. Horus wanted to use the warp portal to acquire the same powers as his father, and now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she started a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, much like Emps did on Terra with the Golden Throne, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' Talon.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the Heresy.		When Emps finally returned to Molech during the [[Great Crusade]], he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he rendered Alivia jobless, so she decided to retire to a quiet life and adopted two children. That is until [[Horus\|Horus' little fuckup]] happened. Horus wanted to use the warp portal to acquire the same powers as his father, and now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she started a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, much like Emps did on Terra with the Golden Throne, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' Talon.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the Heresy.

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	==History==		==History==
	Not much is known of her history, other than she is one of the perpetuals to have traveled with Emps to the planet Molech during the ~~dark age~~ of ~~technology~~, where he acquired all his knowledge about gene modifications and the like, then subsequently abandoned her there to watch over the portal while he got a one way ticket back to Terra. She is ~~Younger~~ than the Emperor by about 9000 years, which still makes her old as fuck, ~~But~~ much easier to relate to~~, seeing as~~ she spent her first years in the 20th and 21st century on Terra, ~~and~~ regularly speaks using modern English slang and abbreviations (Despite being born in Denmark...(It actually makes sense as Danish people use a lot of english slang and words)) Apparently she really liked this era, as she carries around various items that we could easily walk down the street and find today, including a ~~copy~~ of Hans Christian Andersen ~~Fairy tales~~, because apparently, no one has written a better book in 30 thousand years.		Not much is known of her history, other than she is one of the perpetuals to have traveled with Emps to the planet Molech during the Dark Age of Technology, where he stepped through a warp portal and acquired all his knowledge about gene modifications and the like. He then subsequently abandoned her there to watch over the portal while he got a one-way ticket back to Terra. She is younger than the Emperor by about 9000 years, which still makes her old as fuck, but much easier to relate to; since she spent her first years in the 20th and 21st century on Terra, shr regularly speaks using modern English slang and abbreviations (Despite being born in Denmark...(It actually makes sense as Danish people use a lot of english slang and words)). Apparently she really liked this era, as she carries around various items that we could easily walk down the street and find today, including a book of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytales, because apparently no one has written a better book in thirty thousand years.

	When Emps finally returned to Molech during ~~his great crusade~~, he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he ~~essentially made~~ Alivia ~~Jobless~~, ~~forcing her~~ to retire~~, and she retreated~~ to ~~live~~ a quiet life and ~~adopt 2~~ children. That is until Horus' ~~fuck up~~ happened. Horus wanted to use the portal to acquire the same powers as his father, ~~And~~ now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she ~~Started~~ a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, ~~Much~~ like Emps did on Terra with the ~~golden throne~~, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' ~~talon~~.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the [[Heresy]].		When Emps finally returned to Molech during the [[Great Crusade]], he fortified it so much to protect the portal that he rendered Alivia jobless, so she decided to retire to a quiet life and adopted two children. That is until [[Horus\|Horus' little fuckup]] happened. Horus wanted to use the warp portal to acquire the same powers as his father, and now Alivia had a chance to demonstrate why you shouldn't fuck with the Emperor's friends. Returning to the portal before Horus could reach it, she started a ritual to shut it using her psychic might, much like Emps did on Terra with the Golden Throne, except she did it without a glorified toilet, and in a fraction of the time... almost. Horus arrived just before she could complete the ritual, and because she couldn't divert her attention to fight, she got royally fucked over (as in, impaled with Horus' Talon.), which doesn't really matter because the portal was rendered unusable anyway. At this point she was assumed to be dead, because only the Emperor himself knew who she was, and she disappeared for much of the Heresy.

	She was revealed to be alive towards the end, but she had grown tired of trying to cover ~~up Emps fuck ups~~, so she was ~~essentially living~~ a normal family life, ~~Until~~ her daughters got kidnapped by a ~~slaaneshi~~ cult~~, and she got royally pissed off~~. ~~However,~~ Unlike Big E, ~~She~~ didn't go on a murderous rampage, she played things very sneakily, ~~and pretended~~ to be a defenseless ~~women~~ and ~~allowed~~ herself to be captured by ~~that same~~ cult in order to learn the location of her daughters. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the ~~knights errant (later named Grey~~ Knights) came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. ~~However, she didn't fret too much, This badass simply~~ switched into battle mode, learned her ~~daughter~~'s location by force and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She ~~then~~ interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought of some warp entities. Then she was ~~Confronted~~ by a daemonette, which she allowed to possess her~~, then proceeded to destroy~~ her own body to kill the fiend and ~~regenerated~~ on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.		She was revealed to be alive towards the end, but she had grown tired of trying to cover for the Emperor, so she was just trying to live a normal family life, until her daughters got kidnapped by a Slaaneshi cult. Unlike Big E, however, she didn't go on a murderous rampage. Instead, she played things very sneakily, pretending to be a defenseless woman and allowing herself to be captured by the cult in order to learn the location of her daughters. Everything was going [[just as planned]], until Severian of the Knights Errant came along and killed most of the cultists in the area, completely fucking up her plan. She shrugged off this minor setback and switched into battle mode, learned her daughters' location by force, and then murdered her way towards the ritual chamber. She interrupted the ritual, saving her daughter and several others, murdered all the cultists in the room and fought off some warp entities. Then she was confronted by a daemonette, which she allowed to possess her before destroying her own body to kill the fiend and regenerating on the spot. If that's not badass, I don't know what is.

	Never mind, ~~McNeil (~~Fury of Magnus~~) ruined the character~~ by ~~breaking how perpetuals work,~~ killing Malcador ~~with~~ Magnus having a hissy fit and then making Alivia ~~take out~~ her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador to revive him and kill her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. GeeDubs and Black Library can't write for shit.		Never mind, Graham McNeill ruined the character in ''Fury of Magnus'' by killing Malcador via Magnus having a hissy fit and then making Alivia sacrifice her own perpetualness to give it to Malcador to revive him and kill her. Yes, you read that correctly. Alivia is now dead because the writers needed there to be a twist and decided they haven't fucked up enough characters. If you liked her, fuck you, you are not allowed to have her anymore. GeeDubs and Black Library can't write for shit.

	==Powers==		==Powers==
	Like the emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Oh wait, no. She lost it because ~~McNeil~~ doesn't know how perpetuals ~~works~~ and she dies a pointless death because fuck you.		Like the emperor, Alivia Sureka is a very strong psyker, if we go by the fact that she closed a webway portal faster than the former, and without the aid of ancient technology. However her powers are largely empathic, meaning she can make others like her in order to control them. The downside to this is that she can feel everything her target feels, including pain and death. She is also supposedly proficient in hand to hand combat, but there's not much to go by. Oh, and she's also a perpetual, making her immortal. Oh wait, no. She lost it because McNeill doesn't know how perpetuals work and she dies a pointless death because fuck you.

	Reminder: perpetuals ~~can not~~ transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but whatever I guess, continuity can suck a ~~far~~ dick I guess. You either are born a perpetual or not, GeeDubs, learn your own fucking lore.		Reminder: perpetuals cannot transfer their perpetualness to another person, this has been said many times but whatever I guess, continuity can suck a fat dick I guess. You either are born a perpetual or not, GeeDubs, learn your own fucking lore.

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