In a dark room, lit only by the red-glowing skulls of fallen berserkers, a black-haired woman stood with her arms suspended by chains dug into the stone wall, unconscious and limp. She wore boots and standard-issue Imperial Guard trousers, but her midriff was entirely bare, her chest covered by only a black brassiere that seemed just a few sizes too small for her massive jugs, the soft, elastic fabric clinging skintight to their curvature. She was beautiful and voluptuous, her hips wide to match her upper curves, with only a hint of toned strength to her muscles – unusual for a soldier. A small tag on her belt had her name and rank: Pvt. Jubblowski.
The sound of something big and metal smashing into the floor snapped her to consciousness, gasping quietly as the shock of awareness rushed through her, cracking her eyes open ever so slightly. The first thing she saw was the lifeless skeleton laying before her. The next thing she saw was the armored heel smashing its skull, a massive ceramite-composite sabaton engraved with profane sigils and the stains of the blood of fallen heroes. Her nose started to work again, and the pure stench of death emanating from the gargantuan figure standing before her nearly forced a dry heave from her empty gut.
Jubblowski’s wrists were bound painfully tight above her head, and her arms were numb. Her feet only barely reached the ground, only permitting her to keep the weight off her sore arms. She was trapped. With no choice, she remained limp, shutting her eyes and steadying her breath. There was a brief shock of static at her chin, and her head jerked out of reflex. A sinister growling chortle echoed through the large concrete room. “At least face your doom with dignity, Imperial sow.”