Here's the character I'll be using.
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Here's the sword he always uses.
Atop the hill, waited the dark, foreboding figure. The full moon shining down triumphantly on the greenery beneath his feet. The clouds that lingered in the star-spattered skies loomed ominously over the cleared field. Along it's edges, trees spotted out the earth.
"Foreshadowing at it's best" thought the swordsman to himself, as his mouth began to whisper what seemed like an entire speech in but a few moments. His right hand reached up to the brim of the hat atop his head, lifting it up and outward a short ways..
The hat itself was but a foot or so tall.... the sword that fell out of it.. around four feet, easily. What witchery was this?
Before the swordsman, on the ground there lay an open book... the pages tilting in the light, warm breeze of the air about the field.
'Let no joyful voice be heard...' began the soft, whispered incantation of the man in the mask....
'Let no weary heart find rest....' his voice pattered against the midnight sky, whilst he placed his hat back atop his head...
'Let not a single sin go unpunished...' he gripped the hilt of the sword, lifting it, and laying the blade across his left hand, closing it tightly around the blade.
'For those who bear the crest...' He pulled back on the hilt, then, slicing open the palm of his hand as crimson beads of blood dripped down atop the book's pages.
'Abadon all hope, you who stand in my way...'
Is there no-one who could stop this threat? Is there no man who will stand against this mysterious stranger from a magical world? Only time... will tell.
[ Alright, so here's the deal. I've been outta practice with this particular character for a while. Haven't had a half decent round in a minute either. So, you may come, and you may attack. However many you would like. As a group, by yourself. it matters little. ]
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