Limited sight.
Cold night.
Alone.
These three facts echoed through your mind over and over as you attempted to assess your situation, as you strode down the alley ways that lead in the rough direction you assumed that the banshee had travelled in. You had lost the one who identified herself as Anxiety several minutes ago when her hand slipped from your own, as she vaulted over several crates and barrels, as she attempted to lead the way. No sooner had her hand slipped from your own had you turned, taking a new direction before she could react.
You didn't follow her.
You had a duty to carry out.
Even stripped of your arms and armour, even reduced to this fleshy body you felt compelled to carry out your duties to the city, the duties that were the earliest thing you could remember. At least they seemed that way. For some reason the concept of them being so seemed odd where you had never questioned it before, for some reason they seemed out of place now you were in a new body.
A body that didn't feel right.
Underfoot was alternately sharp and clammy, though always cold as you made your way onward, as you made your way in the most probable direction that the man who had identified himself as Eurochkoles had taken. You knew that the banshee would pursue him, that it was your duty to stop this thing, your duty to stop that what went bump in the night.
Limited sight.
That thought echoed in your mind once again as you compared the clear sight you knew you had possessed before you had been reduced to what you were now, to the limited night sight you now possessed. Where before everything had been clearly visible, sharp and detailed, things were now visible in muted and unusual colours, detail was had to assess and everything seemed shrouded by gloom.
Cold night.
You were adorned by fabric that did little to protect you from the chill of the night, little to prevent your body from losing heat. This struck you as both oddly a good thing as it meant that you would be able to operate more efficienctly, and bad. You did not know why it struck you as bad, other than the fact that you could not feel that what you knew to be your toes. Your body seemed to operate less efficiently with the cold of the night and you had no idea why it should.
Alone.
You were alone, there was no sign of others of your kind here, no sign of the two that you had followed up until this point. You knew that had you wanted to restore contact with the one defined as Anxiety that you merely had to return to the point you parted ways, to wait for her to return to that point. You saw no reason to do such, you knew that this Anxiety was not one of your kind. She was no guardian, she was not constructed of bronze and armed with a multitude of weapons to fend off that what went bump in the night.
You knew that you should return, that you should seek repairs from the Clockworkers. You knew that you had sustained the complete loss of your body, that another had taken its place. You knew that they would know what to do, that they would be able to fix this. You had a duty to carry out first however, you had the banshee to neutralise, to take back to the Clockworkers for disposal.
The sound of a scream pierced the night, one that had you change your heading as you assumed that it was most likely from the man given its tone being masculine enough. It was only a small deviation from the direction that you had been travelling in before, as you made your way through alley ways towards the source of the sound.
You hurried along for almost thirty seconds before finding your way blocked by a figure dressed in white, a figure who had a number of white feathers drifting down behind him. The figure had blonde hair, pale skin and was taller than you. He was clearly looking at you, though you could not tell for what reason, what purpose he was paying attention to you.
You could not stop for him, yet as you continued forward you found him spreading his arms, blocking the way onward as he shook his head. "I cannot permit you to pass, foul one," came the figures words, words that bore a strange quality to them, a quality that made them distinctly inhuman due to the power behind them. "You have no place here."
"Please step aside. You are obstructing pursuit and neutralisation of a banshee," you responded, stating your purpose in response to that declaration that you had no place, that must have been in regard top how you no longer resembled what you knew to be your prior form.
"Tiny titan, turn back and return to your masters, you have no place in the events of this night," the figure stated, while your face contorted as you attempted to comprehend this, confusion clearly registering on your features. "You are a thread in the tapestry of fate, out of place and a potential threat to that what is, that what shall be. Return, leave this place, before action is taken to minimise the damage that you will cause."
You tilted your head slightly as you looked up at the figure. "Incorrect. I am designated-" you started, though the figure was fast to interrupt you, silencing you as he drowned out your words with his own, his tone booming and yet soft.
"You are inconsequential, turn back or face the consequences."
This individual was an unknown factor, yet they had made a clear threat towards you. A threat needed a response. How were you going to respond?Earth: ? - (? ? ?)
Fire: ? - (? ? ?)
Air: 3 - (Creature Lore)
Water: 1 - (? ? ?)
Powers:
0 - Ageless.
With enlightenment came eternity.
2 (fm) - Pretender Immortal.
Few know the only methods capable of killing you. Fewer still are able to apply them.
4 (fmmv) - Tainted Flesh.
You rapidly recover from all manner of ills, though there are still substances that your body cannot process. A side effect is, that your bodily fluids are toxic to others.
? - ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
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