DapperDogman
The Banished One
Walking the city, everyone would have become acutely aware of a house. It seemed to appear every few streets as they walked, no matter where they went in the city as if it was following them. But blink and it would disappear. Those who looked closely would spot a man watching from a window, his eyes following them as if acknowledging their wariness of the house.
"Come to me"
The voice came from within as if the man was stood right behind them, but turning, they would find no-one there. The eerie feel of the home was obvious but it gave way to curiosity and intrigue. The place seemed like it had been forgotten for hundreds of years, it had become run down, the gutters falling apart, and the paint drying and cracking in some places.
Despite the look of the building, it seemed inviting, as if the home was alive. The windows gleaming with life, each pane filled with a strange sense of energy. The whole place was like a mirage, haunting the newcomers as it's mysterious guardian beckoned them inside. Sooner or later, they would enter the home, and the man within knew it.
It wasn't clear why, but everyone who paid attention would know that the man meant no harm to them. If anything, he was pleading for their help.
***
Before Corvo stood a massive figure, clad in heavy plate armor. In one hand he held a massive blade, and in the other, a head wearing a hockey mask.
"Well met. You have the look of a warrior about you" he speaks, his voice deep and gruff, aged. The warrior who stood at around 7 feet tall must have been at least in his 40s. Two eyes looked him over from beneath the shadows of the massive, horned helm that sat atop the great knight's head. A massive fur cloak, now tattered and blood-soaked adorned his back. It was clear he had seen tough conflict, and somehow persevered.
Tossing the mask to Corvo's feet, he'd simply say "Do what you will with it" he sheathes his blade and sits down on the floor, his great body finally resting. "He put up a fight. But I've killed beings who thought themselves gods. One rotten shambler is nothing new" He holds the head in his hands for a long moment, before slamming his hand down, smashing the skull into the floor, reducing it to a thin red paste.
"Come to me"
The voice came from within as if the man was stood right behind them, but turning, they would find no-one there. The eerie feel of the home was obvious but it gave way to curiosity and intrigue. The place seemed like it had been forgotten for hundreds of years, it had become run down, the gutters falling apart, and the paint drying and cracking in some places.
Despite the look of the building, it seemed inviting, as if the home was alive. The windows gleaming with life, each pane filled with a strange sense of energy. The whole place was like a mirage, haunting the newcomers as it's mysterious guardian beckoned them inside. Sooner or later, they would enter the home, and the man within knew it.
It wasn't clear why, but everyone who paid attention would know that the man meant no harm to them. If anything, he was pleading for their help.
***
Before Corvo stood a massive figure, clad in heavy plate armor. In one hand he held a massive blade, and in the other, a head wearing a hockey mask.
"Well met. You have the look of a warrior about you" he speaks, his voice deep and gruff, aged. The warrior who stood at around 7 feet tall must have been at least in his 40s. Two eyes looked him over from beneath the shadows of the massive, horned helm that sat atop the great knight's head. A massive fur cloak, now tattered and blood-soaked adorned his back. It was clear he had seen tough conflict, and somehow persevered.
Tossing the mask to Corvo's feet, he'd simply say "Do what you will with it" he sheathes his blade and sits down on the floor, his great body finally resting. "He put up a fight. But I've killed beings who thought themselves gods. One rotten shambler is nothing new" He holds the head in his hands for a long moment, before slamming his hand down, smashing the skull into the floor, reducing it to a thin red paste.