Draven grasped the villager by the shirt and roared,
"Where is she!?"
His voice reveberated through the air like bats on tombstones and his bared teeth glistned in the moonlight. He could feel the man's heartrate skyrocket.
He was currently crouched on the roof of the hamlets church, his chitinous form blending into the darkness. He held the man aloft over the edge, as screams and moans of terror played out below like a symphony of despair. Fires lit the night casting shadows of villagers fleeing in fear of the dark beast.
"I-what are you talking about?" he stammered.
"My sacrificie you french pig! The offering to me, your lord and protector, of this pathetic little shit-hole you call a village!" Draven's accent came out heavily as his face grew more contorted in rage.
He loosedned his grip making the man fall a bit. Fear shot through the peasants face as he realized what would happen if he did not answer.
"She, she's hiding with her family, she said you freed her. Please spare me, Milord." The man stammered quickly. He prayed to God that his confession would spare his life.
Draven tighted his grip and pulled the man in close his red eyes and ivory horns illuminated by the fires below.
"Your honesty is appreaciated but I'm afriad your delay has cost you your life."
The man's face widened in fear and he began to scream as Draven tossed him off the roof's spire. He fell to the ground with a wet thud and new screams tore into the night air.
Draven looked down at his sad little hamlet and glared.
He had killed several and maimed others in warning. The night was one of celebrstion, the girl he taken returned saying she was free. He had killed six men before anyone had known what had really had transpired. How dare they take her from him. She was his, given so in a bargin of peace and protection but they tried to betray him. Him, thier once beloved Viscount. He knew where she was now and he intended to collect her one way or another. He crawled down the spire like a lizard and made his way to the town's library.
He passed many who bowed and nodded to them. Some of the townspeople had the intelligence to at least have a facade of respect. Others cowered in fear and a handful tried to kill him with pitchforks and torches. Thier blood arced in the moonlight like scarlet ribbons thrown in a children's game.
He could feel thier hate, thier fear. His body was alien and his fury had become so much more volitiale as the years had passed. He contiuned through the hamlet drawing ever nearer to his intended prey.
"Where is she!?"
His voice reveberated through the air like bats on tombstones and his bared teeth glistned in the moonlight. He could feel the man's heartrate skyrocket.
He was currently crouched on the roof of the hamlets church, his chitinous form blending into the darkness. He held the man aloft over the edge, as screams and moans of terror played out below like a symphony of despair. Fires lit the night casting shadows of villagers fleeing in fear of the dark beast.
"I-what are you talking about?" he stammered.
"My sacrificie you french pig! The offering to me, your lord and protector, of this pathetic little shit-hole you call a village!" Draven's accent came out heavily as his face grew more contorted in rage.
He loosedned his grip making the man fall a bit. Fear shot through the peasants face as he realized what would happen if he did not answer.
"She, she's hiding with her family, she said you freed her. Please spare me, Milord." The man stammered quickly. He prayed to God that his confession would spare his life.
Draven tighted his grip and pulled the man in close his red eyes and ivory horns illuminated by the fires below.
"Your honesty is appreaciated but I'm afriad your delay has cost you your life."
The man's face widened in fear and he began to scream as Draven tossed him off the roof's spire. He fell to the ground with a wet thud and new screams tore into the night air.
Draven looked down at his sad little hamlet and glared.
He had killed several and maimed others in warning. The night was one of celebrstion, the girl he taken returned saying she was free. He had killed six men before anyone had known what had really had transpired. How dare they take her from him. She was his, given so in a bargin of peace and protection but they tried to betray him. Him, thier once beloved Viscount. He knew where she was now and he intended to collect her one way or another. He crawled down the spire like a lizard and made his way to the town's library.
He passed many who bowed and nodded to them. Some of the townspeople had the intelligence to at least have a facade of respect. Others cowered in fear and a handful tried to kill him with pitchforks and torches. Thier blood arced in the moonlight like scarlet ribbons thrown in a children's game.
He could feel thier hate, thier fear. His body was alien and his fury had become so much more volitiale as the years had passed. He contiuned through the hamlet drawing ever nearer to his intended prey.