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I looked through my "NovelAI gallery" - which is becoming a bit less that - and noticed that some of the pictures were no longer there, so I thought I'd use PixAI and generate my own versions.

Naskha Seluhin appears in "The Lupine Empress" as a Homunculi - a near-perfect clone of Karyana created by Volkram. In a twisted sense of paternity, Volkram compartimented her mind to keep her childishly-innocent from remembering the assassinations and deceit she had her do. The issue is that she has little sense of self, and her similar physical traits to Karyana made her second-guess herself and caused the mental barriers Volkram had placed to crumble.

Naksha's name comes from "Nekushi", a Hindu name meaning 'Unwanted', and her maiden name - Seluhin - is the elvish world for 'child'. This was meant to be a hidden meaning and a way to mock Karyana by having her lookalike be a fresh-faced murderer.

Description
I looked through my "NovelAI gallery" - which is becoming a bit less that - and noticed that some of the pictures were no longer there, so I thought I'd use PixAI and generate my own versions.

Naskha Seluhin appears in "The Lupine Empress" as a Homunculi - a near-perfect clone of Karyana created by Volkram. In a twisted sense of paternity, Volkram compartimented her mind to keep her childishly-innocent from remembering the assassinations and deceit she had her do. The issue is that she has little sense of self, and her similar physical traits to Karyana made her second-guess herself and caused the mental barriers Volkram had placed to crumble.

Naksha's name comes from "Nekushi", a Hindu name meaning 'Unwanted', and her maiden name - Seluhin - is the elvish world for 'child'. This was meant to be a hidden meaning and a way to mock Karyana by having her lookalike be a fresh-faced murderer.