Hahvoc The Decepticon
Singularity
- Joined
- Mar 4, 2009
For miles around, screams of the dying, cackles of the billowing fires, and the clash of sword against sword could be heard as the Prince General's army decimated another village to bring into the fold of the king. Resistance had been futile and the villagers, though well trained, had been severely outnumbered and overwhelmed. The cries and occasional crashes lingered in the ears of the survivors that were taken in as Spoils of War. Mostly women were grabbed, their bodies practically on display through what little remained of their once modest clothing. They were taken away for more appropriate things that clothing would not hinder. But they were not the only ones to be taken hostage-whether against their will or not. Amongst the other prisoners were men to either be executed or drafted into the army for their heroics in battle against their foe.
Chrysander looked amongst his spoils, grinning like a cat with all the cream as he examined every woman and every man brought into the camp as he listened for the last sounds that signaled the destruction of the village. He was quite pleased that the raid on gone so well and that so many were kept alive to be placed into his vast army. And there was one man in particular that he was intently waiting to see. His soldiers had claimed to have found a man who was a Seer. Seers were both renowned and distrusted, their power once great but now feared and distasteful. Most were charlatans and ignored, but some were born with the Power that had been passed on from Apollo to Cassandra. But they also bore the Curse to never be believed or be blind, or both, as the case sometimes was. Chrys was very interested in seeing this individual, mostly to tear him or her apart and destroy them into being nothing more than pretty little toys for him to pass the time with.
As he moved back to his chair, lavishly decorated with his family's crest, he motioned for his soldiers to bring the prisoner forward to be judged and his or her worth set forth. Besides, maybe Chrys would have fun with this one. He waited patiently, excitement licking at his heels as he leaned in his chair, green eyes cold and heartless. As his name suggested, he was blessed with golden hair and golden brown skin from being out in the sun. He had a physique that was considered Perfection by the Greeks of which he was born. And he flaunted it like the prince he was. After all, what else was a prince to do besides be domineering and spectacular at everything he did? Crossing his booted feet at the ankles, he waited in his tent for his prize.
Chrysander looked amongst his spoils, grinning like a cat with all the cream as he examined every woman and every man brought into the camp as he listened for the last sounds that signaled the destruction of the village. He was quite pleased that the raid on gone so well and that so many were kept alive to be placed into his vast army. And there was one man in particular that he was intently waiting to see. His soldiers had claimed to have found a man who was a Seer. Seers were both renowned and distrusted, their power once great but now feared and distasteful. Most were charlatans and ignored, but some were born with the Power that had been passed on from Apollo to Cassandra. But they also bore the Curse to never be believed or be blind, or both, as the case sometimes was. Chrys was very interested in seeing this individual, mostly to tear him or her apart and destroy them into being nothing more than pretty little toys for him to pass the time with.
As he moved back to his chair, lavishly decorated with his family's crest, he motioned for his soldiers to bring the prisoner forward to be judged and his or her worth set forth. Besides, maybe Chrys would have fun with this one. He waited patiently, excitement licking at his heels as he leaned in his chair, green eyes cold and heartless. As his name suggested, he was blessed with golden hair and golden brown skin from being out in the sun. He had a physique that was considered Perfection by the Greeks of which he was born. And he flaunted it like the prince he was. After all, what else was a prince to do besides be domineering and spectacular at everything he did? Crossing his booted feet at the ankles, he waited in his tent for his prize.