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Gabor was hanged for the alleged murder of her husband in 1446, her corpse burned by local townsfolk, she would rise as an Immortal and enter into the care of traveling mercenary, Keric.
Brought into Romania with other Immortals, she would become initially romantically involved with Keric before rebuffing him. It became clear years into servitude of the monarch of Walachia, the eventual Immortal Andrus Keradoc, that there was no goal beyond that. In Keradoc's Armas, Petrica would be wooed away from such while on an errand to Austria in 1595 by Jacob Kell. Treated well (if corrupted) spirit would rub off on Kell, a former confused priest with a darkness within.
As the years went on she found that his delusional self-serving mindset -- and disinterest in The Game -- would not allow for her own needs. Fleeing into the night she would leave Kell, to reconnect with Keric in 1638, realizing that things with him and the Armas were not so bad in comparison... just in time for their foray into Malaysia. Devastated, Kell's experience with Patrica had changed him, and not for the better. He would refocus his energy on his revenge, carrying with him a bitterness for women that not even her replacement, Kate Devaney, could ever wash off. He would be killed by Duncan MacLeod in 2004.
A troubled spirit, she remained devoted to Keradoc's Armas. She retained a penchant for fire, wielding two flaming swords, and often putting on elaborate performances for her fellow Armas.
Weapon[]
Twin Flaming Swords