Death's Face
In the face without masks
Death is a woman
In the moment you know yourself
Death is a woman
At the end of all questions
Death is a woman
At the end of all regrets
Death is a woman
In the liberation through tears
Death is a woman
As the end of all pain
Death is a woman
As the return to the source
Death is a woman
In the dreamless sleep
Death is a woman
In the endless peace
Death is a woman
~Ulrike Gerbig
The colossal Anti-Scathachian had waited until the shadowy hour of midnight before trekking out into the dead of RhyDin's night. Away from the shadowy, subterranean labyrinth of The IronHelm Flats she endeavored. Riding atop her horse, it did not take Nocent very long to reach her final destination........and her "cargo" was not allowed to slow her down in the least. Determination, like insanity, was yet another trait that Giminicka certainly had a plethora of.
Through the great steel gates she rode.........following the seemingly endless snaking paths that she could recall from her several warped nightmares about this foreboding place. For the rest of the way, Nocent relied on the fierce demonic pull within her......that ravenous hunger which constantly drove her forward.
After some patient searching, Nocent?s venture about the great bone yard ended when her deadly green eyes spied the lonely hill...........that secluded, barren mound which she recalled so vividly from her dreams. Giminicka stalked over to the forlorn hill, and vigilantly hunted for the specific darkened tomb that her murderous, perverse mind had been lucidly showing her behind those closed eyelids. She was not at all surprised to see that the large door to the ominous crypt was exactly where she had observed it on so many odysseys into the nightmarish realm of ?sleep?.
Above the crypt?s entryway was an inscription. The writing within the archaic stone read.....................but of course........"Crypt des Enigma?.
Nocent nodded but a single time before she took down her precious cargo, which until now was fastened to the back of her hulking, ebon steed. From within the large leather sack, a shrill whimper was heard......more from pure terror then from the actual movement of the package itself. After setting the leather sack down, Giminicka strongly kicked it with her solid boot.......the blow lifting up the ?offering? over a foot off of the ground. When it harshly landed.....there was but a solitary grunt.......no further whimpering.....no further objections. Good little bag......
The muscular warrior-priestess of Bhaal stretched her long limbs and cracked her strapping neck as if drinking in the fetid air of mortality which loomed over this mysterious burial ground. Giminicka then slowly dragged the sack next to the tomb before she herself fiendishly crawled onto a stone column which was nestled next to the granite and marble crypt.
There, upon this column amongst the shadows of death, she crouched like some monstrous stonework gargoyle......her predatory eyes slowly closed as her perverse mind sharpened onto the thought of her ?phantom caller?. Crucified guardsmen.....mutilated citizens.....bold & arrogant taunts to the city?s heroes...........whomever this wicked creature was who was also stalking the dim city streets of RhyDin, Giminicka was assuredly drawn to the pure slaughter which surrounded its aura.
Conceivably it could take all night to catch but a glimpse of her newfound evil friend......or perhaps her new hated foe. Perchance she may not lay eyes on her admirer this very eve at all...........nor tomorrow?s............nor even the night after that.
As it stood..........patience was a true forte which Giminicka had always fancied.
Come what may.........
In the face without masks
Death is a woman
In the moment you know yourself
Death is a woman
At the end of all questions
Death is a woman
At the end of all regrets
Death is a woman
In the liberation through tears
Death is a woman
As the end of all pain
Death is a woman
As the return to the source
Death is a woman
In the dreamless sleep
Death is a woman
In the endless peace
Death is a woman
~Ulrike Gerbig
The colossal Anti-Scathachian had waited until the shadowy hour of midnight before trekking out into the dead of RhyDin's night. Away from the shadowy, subterranean labyrinth of The IronHelm Flats she endeavored. Riding atop her horse, it did not take Nocent very long to reach her final destination........and her "cargo" was not allowed to slow her down in the least. Determination, like insanity, was yet another trait that Giminicka certainly had a plethora of.
Through the great steel gates she rode.........following the seemingly endless snaking paths that she could recall from her several warped nightmares about this foreboding place. For the rest of the way, Nocent relied on the fierce demonic pull within her......that ravenous hunger which constantly drove her forward.
After some patient searching, Nocent?s venture about the great bone yard ended when her deadly green eyes spied the lonely hill...........that secluded, barren mound which she recalled so vividly from her dreams. Giminicka stalked over to the forlorn hill, and vigilantly hunted for the specific darkened tomb that her murderous, perverse mind had been lucidly showing her behind those closed eyelids. She was not at all surprised to see that the large door to the ominous crypt was exactly where she had observed it on so many odysseys into the nightmarish realm of ?sleep?.
Above the crypt?s entryway was an inscription. The writing within the archaic stone read.....................but of course........"Crypt des Enigma?.
Nocent nodded but a single time before she took down her precious cargo, which until now was fastened to the back of her hulking, ebon steed. From within the large leather sack, a shrill whimper was heard......more from pure terror then from the actual movement of the package itself. After setting the leather sack down, Giminicka strongly kicked it with her solid boot.......the blow lifting up the ?offering? over a foot off of the ground. When it harshly landed.....there was but a solitary grunt.......no further whimpering.....no further objections. Good little bag......
The muscular warrior-priestess of Bhaal stretched her long limbs and cracked her strapping neck as if drinking in the fetid air of mortality which loomed over this mysterious burial ground. Giminicka then slowly dragged the sack next to the tomb before she herself fiendishly crawled onto a stone column which was nestled next to the granite and marble crypt.
There, upon this column amongst the shadows of death, she crouched like some monstrous stonework gargoyle......her predatory eyes slowly closed as her perverse mind sharpened onto the thought of her ?phantom caller?. Crucified guardsmen.....mutilated citizens.....bold & arrogant taunts to the city?s heroes...........whomever this wicked creature was who was also stalking the dim city streets of RhyDin, Giminicka was assuredly drawn to the pure slaughter which surrounded its aura.
Conceivably it could take all night to catch but a glimpse of her newfound evil friend......or perhaps her new hated foe. Perchance she may not lay eyes on her admirer this very eve at all...........nor tomorrow?s............nor even the night after that.
As it stood..........patience was a true forte which Giminicka had always fancied.
Come what may.........