Lurker tightened up his katana's low slung strap to hang closer to hand, it's slick new sheath catching lingerings of moonlight and street flow along it's freshly polished shaft as he rode swiftly through the city streets. A light drizzle took to the air. It pattered his coal black motorcycle helmet like tears of a low Goddess, the rev of the killer engine under his a** pumping his blood to speed even faster, feel the sharp wind cut into his every fiber. The road took on a flickering sheen like the scales of a dripping viper, his body dipping low into a sharp right turn like the slumping of a pendulum. Even with the light rain It had been a warmer night then usual, and that was good. It meant he didn't need his armored riding jacket for tonight, his padded knee skidding the ground narrowly as the turn was completed, the bike righting itself, slowing...
He stopped before the stone path, faceless gaze looking on towards the shadowed manor ahead. His weighted gloves stayed on for now, but his helmet was removed quietly, legs kicking up and over to one side of the bike as he worked a cigarette out of his front pocket.
From head to toe, Lurker was obviously a solid individual. His head was shaved, face like that of an apex predator or worse. It was a sharp visage, his nose like the point of a spear, lips thin yet full enough to speak boldly if need be. An enormous scar parted down from a solid crag on the top left of his skull to the nape of his throat. The scar split his lips leaving him with a permanent half scowl, his yellowed canines showing out like the ever waiting claws of a wild cat. His jacket floated off to reveal a segmented left arm, his flesh parted in half inch jagged rivets like scale mail all the way from the tip of his fingers to the curve of his inner tricep. Other then this oddity Lurker's body was for all purposes human enough, a visible heat trail heaving from one of the odd slits in the biker's mechanical arm.
His purple eyes found the way to the path and beyond, to a star soaked sky that promised eternity and yet was nothing, blackness swallowing blackness.
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The oak wood doors parted easily...
Lurker readied his katana, the sheath in his right hand, segmented left calmly tightening about it's handle.