Enidox
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- Posted: Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:57:52 +0000
It had been a long time. In fact, for Shagrath it had been far too long since his foul presence had been felt on Gaia. Well, that time was officially over. While it had only been maybe two years tops in this world, Shagrath's world had experienced thousands of years in that course of time. The twisting nether was just an interesting place in that respect. Of course, to demons-like dragons- age meant power; Shagrath had ben negleting his training though, he'd gotten rusty. All his political scheming had been foiled while his lawfirm had been overrun with imps and their petty squabbles. Life was just about as boring as it could have ever been until he recalled a little place called Gaia, maybe it might be fun to see if they remebered him.
Did anyone remember Oblivionic, Doji, Draka Alpha, or even him? Was Tactius still around? Or had their time passed. Was he just another old-timer trying to relive his glory days, or was Shagrath still able to make an impact when he needed to?
The 6'3" pale lithe form seemingly glided along in it's black trenchcoat buttoned so that only that black leather boots resembling those worn on a motorcycle could be seen. Hands in the side pockets, head down, this was the figure of one who had been kicked around by life just a little too long. Shagrath had grown tired of it all. Then he stumbled upon the ruins. His head perked up as his jaw length black hair bounced from the movement. A set of three silver rings pierced each eyebrow with another three in the outer edge of his almost elven ears. A chain was wrapped about his throat like some kind of makeshift collar.
Shagrath sniffed the air as his dark magenta eyes seemed to shift to-and-fro, as if looking for some sort of meaning to it all. Sighing deeply, he laid down roughly one-hundred feet from the entrance, putting his hands with their black claws for fingernails behind his head, gazing at the sky above. Closing his eyes, Shagrath performed the equivilant of flexing his magical muscles. Those with any kind of sensitivity to magic within a mile of his position would feel a kind of thick, musty dread creeping upon them.
Then it was gone. In a moment, the feeling dispersed as though a faint memory of a dream. With a yawn, Sharath's near vampiric canines were displayed in an uncarring fashion. He was definately back, but would anyone care.
Did anyone remember Oblivionic, Doji, Draka Alpha, or even him? Was Tactius still around? Or had their time passed. Was he just another old-timer trying to relive his glory days, or was Shagrath still able to make an impact when he needed to?
The 6'3" pale lithe form seemingly glided along in it's black trenchcoat buttoned so that only that black leather boots resembling those worn on a motorcycle could be seen. Hands in the side pockets, head down, this was the figure of one who had been kicked around by life just a little too long. Shagrath had grown tired of it all. Then he stumbled upon the ruins. His head perked up as his jaw length black hair bounced from the movement. A set of three silver rings pierced each eyebrow with another three in the outer edge of his almost elven ears. A chain was wrapped about his throat like some kind of makeshift collar.
Shagrath sniffed the air as his dark magenta eyes seemed to shift to-and-fro, as if looking for some sort of meaning to it all. Sighing deeply, he laid down roughly one-hundred feet from the entrance, putting his hands with their black claws for fingernails behind his head, gazing at the sky above. Closing his eyes, Shagrath performed the equivilant of flexing his magical muscles. Those with any kind of sensitivity to magic within a mile of his position would feel a kind of thick, musty dread creeping upon them.
Then it was gone. In a moment, the feeling dispersed as though a faint memory of a dream. With a yawn, Sharath's near vampiric canines were displayed in an uncarring fashion. He was definately back, but would anyone care.