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A Tradgedy of Villains
Forum-Index → Roleplay → A Tradgedy of VillainsThe body of a young man simply stayed where it had been placed, not able to move. Being thrown around inside the building had, quite honestly, done absolutely no good for his back, while being kicked had simply disabled it. He knew, with bitter disgust, that if he tried to bring himself to a defensive position, he'd only end up killing himself. So he stayed, his breathing labored, unable to do anything other than what he was doing, and, as he was about to discover, talking.
"Thanks a lot!" He called, his voice screaming 'sarcastic'. The newcomer seemed rather troublesome, but supposedly 'on their side', so Ashen wouldn't attack. A flash of movement caught his eye, so he stared at it, the beast prowling in the darkness, the spider about to pounce. And, as he realised what the being hidden on the ceiling was, he gasped, his eyes wide, before heroicly fainting - from fear, injury or tiredness, it couldn't be said, though perhaps it was a mix of all three.
Mysterious Entity
A beak, then a tail, a set of feathery wings, and they couldn't hold it any more; they laughed. They placed their hands on their 'knees' to stabilise themselves as the unstoppable laughter continued, the volume and pitch constantly shifting. Once finished, he sighed, pretending to wipe away a tear.
"My, my. You ex-heroes certainly know how to make an entrance!" They chuckled, straightening their tophat, which, miraculously, had managed to keep it's position in their head. "Perhaps you could enlighten my Butler about it someday. Speaking of," they said, their eyes scouring the ceiling. "Feuro! Stop frightening our guests!" They scolded, shouting into the gloom of the ceiling.
It was after this moment that another two legs appeared - exactly the same as the last, though they varied in size. A black and white flash, a thing dropping from the ceiling, and he was there.
Now, let it come to mind that Feuro Windle was by no means a monster; he thought of himself as an ordinary man, doing ordinary, humane things, though, of course, he was almost the polar opposite. From the waist up, he was purely human. His pale skin heavily contrasted his startling amber eyes, which seemed rather small compared to the rest of his features, though they had large bags beneath them. Wrinkles cast deep lines into his long, thin face, while his few, dwindling hairs stood proudly atop his head. His chin receded into his neck, as pale as the rest of him. The rest of his body was presented in a black, fine silk suit, which fitted him well, revealing his sickly skinny form.
From the waist down, though, his jacket gave way to a large, black, smooth sphere, connected to which were eight long, black legs, each of whicg was covered with hooks. It became apparent to the group, then, that this person was a hybrid - half man, half spider. They did not yet know whether he was a threat, though.
"Please, master. I humbly request that I be called Windle," he said, in a voice as silky as the Web he weaves.
The man stare the fist in front of him. He listened to Goliath's explanation, half ready to just slam his head into their fist if he actually tried to attack. His stupid grin wa still on his face as he stared down Goloath. It seemed a little ridiculous, but he kept his thoughts to himself for now. Stephen was taken aback by the sudden poke. Bringing a hand up to his chest he snorted. "Seems a little-" He cut himself off from another witty remark when Ashen passed out. "Oh dang, is that my fault?"
He certainly hadn't been expecting the weird creature thing to speak, but without a doubt he knew which side he was on. It was likely the ex-heros that gave it away. He watched as Feuro, Windle? Dropped from above. "What the heck do ou want." He growled, staring at the two figures.
Callen
Callen jumped when Ashen fell down. "Oh, gosh dang! Is he dead!" He finally exclaimed. He wanted to make sure that Ashen was okay, but when the stupid spider thing dropped down he let out a hiss. His muscles while tensed or a fight quickly reacted in a different manner as he stumbled away from Windle. "What!" He was in shock a little bit, his heart racing. He quickly drew in breaths, trying to slow down his pulse so he could actually breathe.
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The wolf shifter’s hackles immediately raised as a blur of a human, his lips peeling back from his unnaturally long canines as a deep warning snarl, more lupine than human mind, became all but audible as the newcomer…entered the already tense atmosphere. However, when it became clear that the newcomer had no ill intentions, his anger quickly simmered to disgruntlement. Why on earth they hadn’t bothered to show up on time, Deimos wasn’t sure, and with all the arrivals staking their claim on this earth, it was beginning to make him wary. He could see, immediately, that he was a mere pawn to be played in this shadow’s game.
WIP
"woah! that's swag dude!"
Something similar to a scowl crossed the figure's face as it eyed Goliath, three white pupils showing, before being lost in the void of the beast. Perhaps this upset manner was turned to a more enjoyable one, though it couldn't be told, as the entity seemingly lost all sense of form and shape, turning into some sort of large, ominous storm of amputated animal limbs, growing in size until it near enough filled the ex-heroes' visions. Two oversized, fuzzy red eyes were visible, staring into the souls of the unfortunate.
"Do not mess with me, hero," they snarled, spitting out the last word as if it were toxinous. Just as suddenly as they had grown, they returned to normal, their tophat will perfectly balanced stop their head.
"Now, Feu- I mean Windle," they said, having lost all trace of their past monster, "would you please fetch the general and the witch? They requested to see the subjects before they.. Disappeared," it chuckled, again glancing around the group, snickering again at the demonic girl carrying the shirtless boy across her back with a scarf.
"Of course, Master," the spider-human hybrid said, pronouncing each word with a heavy English accent, before bowing and scuttling back into the safety of the hidden corridor.
Do you know what lies beyond?
Do you want to?
Or has your curiosity reached a nervous end?