PsychedelicFuzz
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- Aug 27, 2003
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All had been peaceful, well, peaceful except for the petty humans and their petty wars, for a hundred years. The clans of blood-drinkers and lycanthropes maintained an uneasy truce; many integrated with humans and hid their true nature, while still others kept to their own in remote villages. One fateful day, all that changed.
It began in a remote village, when four people bearing the mark of the wolf were found dead, the bodies drained of blood. Naturally, the werewolves retailiated, even though the targets of their revenge denied any involvement or knowledge. Thus began a war, carried out in the shadows among the unsuspecting humans, but neither the vampires or the werewolves are aware of outside forces watching and revelling in the chaos.
Beorn
It has been about four weeks since the attack in the tiny village of Crossel. It was a real shame, Beorn thought to himself. He knew two of them, both always good for a pint and a bowl of soup in exchange for a song or two, and more importantly, he could talk openly about his lycanthropy without being judged or branded a monster.
That same day, a village elder was identified as a vampire and lynched. It was about that time Beorn decided to be moving on.
"Just seems kind of odd. Came out of nowhere" thought Beorn as he wandered into the tavern. He threw his last few coins to the barkeep for some ale, and took his place in a dark corner. He removed the lute, his constant companion from his back and began to coax a quiet, haunting melody from its strings, when he noticed a battered and dazed man in deep conversation with a coat rack.
It began in a remote village, when four people bearing the mark of the wolf were found dead, the bodies drained of blood. Naturally, the werewolves retailiated, even though the targets of their revenge denied any involvement or knowledge. Thus began a war, carried out in the shadows among the unsuspecting humans, but neither the vampires or the werewolves are aware of outside forces watching and revelling in the chaos.
Beorn
It has been about four weeks since the attack in the tiny village of Crossel. It was a real shame, Beorn thought to himself. He knew two of them, both always good for a pint and a bowl of soup in exchange for a song or two, and more importantly, he could talk openly about his lycanthropy without being judged or branded a monster.
That same day, a village elder was identified as a vampire and lynched. It was about that time Beorn decided to be moving on.
"Just seems kind of odd. Came out of nowhere" thought Beorn as he wandered into the tavern. He threw his last few coins to the barkeep for some ale, and took his place in a dark corner. He removed the lute, his constant companion from his back and began to coax a quiet, haunting melody from its strings, when he noticed a battered and dazed man in deep conversation with a coat rack.