Go ahead and shoot stranger.

By all means start talking you cloaked stranger.

>>633267
Methinks the one with the blue stuff (magic blood?) everywhere.

Is this a bedtime story? If so, wait a sec while I go and grab my blanket.

We enjoy a good story like any other, so speak your tale friend.

The Traveler 2015/04/08(Wed)21:31 No. 633544 ID: acb53f
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"Very well sit for a spell as I weave my tale"

His task had not been a simple one, Dage had slain dragons, undead, and many other creatures of shadow but the task his order had given him seemed like a death sentence. No one in recorded history had ever lived after a battle with the dark one...not unless you counted undeath as living, but as luck would have it the knight had won but at a price...

Dis gon b gud.

What a lovely mask, so what was the knight's price?

The Traveler 2015/04/08(Wed)22:37 No. 633551 ID: acb53f
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As the castle crumbled with the death of it's master Dage watched on as the curse began to eat away at him turning him into the very thing his order slayed...you know that sort of thing.

>>633551
But did he retain his sanity?

Did he perhaps take to wearing a certain stylish mask?

Well, you could try to halt the curse by killing yourself. Although if it's turning you undead, that won't help much. Or... you could just take off the arm.

Realistically, though, if you retain your sanity, you can at least chose not to let the curse do further harm. You become a jailer standing guard over an evil, trapped within yourself, instead of a hero who seeks it out.

How interesting, what did he do with himself after that?