[ WP ] You are a god that hunts other gods

I sat cross-legged as I sipped my sake. My armor was polished to an iridescent sheen, the blade honed to an edge that would slice the very fabric of reality. As I finished the last drops of my sake, I placed the cup on the table in front of me and rose to my feet. It was time to prepare. 
 
 I wrapped my forehead in a cloth bearing my sacred symbol. I donned my heavy canvas undergarments, and cinched them tightly with a belt. I removed my armor from the rack. Piece by piece, I fastened the leather straps to my legs, my arms, my chest. Finally, I placed my helmet atop my head. 
 
 I kneeled before the blade and said a small prayer before removing it. I could feel its power course through with a vibrant hum. I slid down the mask that would cover my face as I unsheathed the sword. I focused on my destination as the blade slashed through the air. A whirling vortex opened, showing a snowy steppe on the other side. I stepped through into the deep powder, and the portal closed behind me. 
 
 I am a god-killer. When a god has lost their influence in the mortal realm, but refuses to leave, it comes to me to escort them to the next realm. Often forcibly. Perkunas had long over-stayed his time here, however he continued to sap power from other deities. Evicting him would be no small feat. 
 
 I raised my blade defensively as a lightning bolt shot towards me. The blade hummed more loudly and vibrated as it absorbed the energy from the bolt. Thunder boomed, and I saw a figure streaking across the sky. I performed a complex series of hand motions, and celestial wings sprouted from the back of my armor. With a mighty swoop, I was airborne and moving towards Perkunas at immense speed. As the gap closed, I readied the blade to strike. The blade slashed Perkunas in the back, and his formed exploded in a dazzle of lights and sparks. In my daze, another lightning bolt struck me squarely in the back, and drove me to the ground. My armor smoked where the bolt had connected. 
 
 I rose to my feet, and saw Perkunas hurtling towards me in his chariot. He loosed an extraordinary amount of lightning-empowered arrows toward me. I leapt skywards to meet him, deflecting arrows with the sword. As we neared each other, Perkunas brought his monstrous axe to bear. A foolish decision. He could never hope to match my speed with such a cumbersome weapon. 
 
 As we passed, I felt the blade absorb Perkunas' essence as it passed through his body. The chariot and axe disappeared in a cloud of smoke as the storm overhead dissipated.
