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Character of the Season
Once known as the Butcher of Whitebrim, he's now The Butcher of Dygra, stepping forward as the first created demigod of the Ancients. There is no question that Astaroth casts an intimidating silhouette. Tall, domineering and dangerous, if looks could kill you'd be dead already, but to get up close and personal with the Grounds' resident cannibal tells a much different story. Dripping with charm and clad in only the finest attire, Asta is a gentleman monster, as polite as they come and committed to his role as security for the Dusklight and those who have earned his loyalty. Be careful of that smile, though - those teeth are sharp.
Congratulations, Asta!
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Court of the Fallen was created in October of 2018 by Odd, Honey, and Crooked.
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Fortunately, Amun was pleased with their work. That he would leave building a kiln to those who made a living building such structures was an intelligent one. Delphia wasn’t exactly well coordinated – thanks to spirits who liked to shove her about – so she would probably do more harm than good with something like that. Pale eyes watched as he made a sign for outside of his shop, denoting it as a place where pottery was thrown. ”I am glad to have been of assistance, and I wish you well with your business venture.” she said softly, before taking her leave.
The Ascended waved cheerfully at the daughter of Mort as she left. ”Thanks again, Smokey.” Then there were two. Grinning brilliantly at Oliver, Amun winked. ”Thanks for the offer, Blondie.” He turned to look at the shop. ”If you don’t mind, though, I think I’d rather do the rest on my own."
Glancing over at the other man, the potter smiled. "An artist has to get used to his tools, after all." There was a pretty wicked amount of heat in that statement and a mischievous glint in the Ascended's eyes. With that, he would gently, but firmly, try to usher Oliver out of the door. If he was successful in his efforts, he'd take stock of what else he needed, before going to find someone who could help him with his kiln problem.
