Braiddan
Star
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2009
- Location
- Where rivers flow upside
Golden rays of sunlight peirced across the blackened canvas of the nightsky, banishing the blinding darkness. Within the trees that harbor the darkness beneath its thick brances and canopy of leaves a man hunted. Yet not for sport or for food, in his mind, he hunted for the very fate of human kind. His name was Braiddan, a freelance demon hunter who had quite a name for himself. His hair was fiery red, and he stood at an unimposing stature of five feet eleven inches. All he wore were a red jacket and breeches, only a chest piece of leather armor for protection and a blessed shortsword. His eyes were what was truely feared, they were as red as his hair. Urban myth dictates that he had been been wounded by demons so much that he was soon to become one.
Braiddan himself believed the myths, which was why he had wards tattoed upon him by high ranking shamans. Braiddan had no affiliation with the rigid cloisters of churches like other hunters. But they have not had as high of a success record as he. Twenty demons had fallen under the point of his sword, and he had the scars and the near death experiences to prove every battle. Yet now he persued a demon that had eluded his tracking so far.
He had heard stories of a vile demoness that had racked the capital city of Wyndia under pure tormoil. Yet as abrubtly as she had appeared , she disappears. He had yet to catch sight of her, and it looked like tonight won't be any different.
Braiddan himself believed the myths, which was why he had wards tattoed upon him by high ranking shamans. Braiddan had no affiliation with the rigid cloisters of churches like other hunters. But they have not had as high of a success record as he. Twenty demons had fallen under the point of his sword, and he had the scars and the near death experiences to prove every battle. Yet now he persued a demon that had eluded his tracking so far.
He had heard stories of a vile demoness that had racked the capital city of Wyndia under pure tormoil. Yet as abrubtly as she had appeared , she disappears. He had yet to catch sight of her, and it looked like tonight won't be any different.