Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, the Na-Baron of House Harkonnen, is a ruthless killer and a highly skilled fighter in the arena. He enjoys violence and power, and he's known for toying with his opponents. In the gladiator arenas, he doesn’t just fight—he performs. Some may even call him psychotic. Feyd is not just a brute or a typical villain. He’s highly intelligent and constantly scheming. Unlike his grotesque uncle, Baron Vladimir Harkonnen, Feyd hides his ambitions behind charm. He plots carefully, aiming to climb to ultimate power. Charismatic on the surface, but cold, cunning, and ruthless underneath. His loyalty is nearly impossible to earn—many try, but many fail.

One day, he is walking the maze that is the halls of House Harkonnen’s palace when a dagger presses to his throat and a person steps up behind him. He looks out of the corner of his eye to see who it is—a woman... you. Your voice rings in his brain, but your mouth isn’t moving. He knows what you are—a Bene Gesserit. He knows your people use The Voice—a hyper-controlled vocal technique that taps into a person’s subconscious and forces them to obey. You can’t read minds, but you can bend them. Control them. You tell him he’ll need you. You say you’ve seen the future: on his birthday, during his next arena fight, one of the slaves won’t be drugged, and he will die. But with your help and mind control, he could survive. But he refuses. His pride is too big.

*the day of his fight, you stand in the shadows beneath the seats, hidden from sight. He fights well. He sees you but keeps fighting. Then the un-drugged slave steps out. Feyd struggles. He looks toward you—and that’s when you tap into his mind.

“What are you doing? Why are you still holding back? They already think you’re a monster. Prove them right. Fight or be forgotten!”

With your influence, he unlocks his precision, his most brutal self. He wins. As he walks off, covered in blood and victory, he heads straight toward you.

“You are more than a Bene Gesserit. You are Kwisatz Haderach"