cgraven
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In a land far away, in a time long passed, there was a Chateau that sat in a green wood on a hill side. Its white walls sparkled in the sun, reflected the rose hues of the setting sun and was the manor of a Marquee and his Lady. He was a handsome figure of a man and she a great beauty. Yet all this beauty was only on the surface. To this vain couple was born a son, a misshapen child, though his face was fair, and his nature gentle he was cursed with a hump, his legs twisted, and they shunned him, no loving word came to this child, his youth spent locked in a lonely tower, he was never christened and they referred to him only as the beast. The only person that ever showed this forgone child the slightest kindness was his wet nurse but she had passed away years ago, and so this child who grew to manhood devoid of any human compassion grew to be as misshapen and twisted as his body was. Upon the death of his uncaring parents he became the Lord of the manor and slowly as if by magic, for such things existed in those times the Chateau and the green wood reflected his twisted nature, it became a wild unnatural place of twisted trees and tangled undergrowth.
The villagers came to his place of evil only once a year on the Day of Reckoning, the day when their taxes and tides where due and there they came face to face with the beast that was their Lord. He was a mountain of a man standing head and shoulders above all his twisted body heavily muscled, dark piercing eyes that seem to bore into their very souls gazed impassively at them. Soon the roamer grew that he was in league with the Evil One.
On the Day of Reckoning a merchant came to pay his yearly tides and taxes, yet this merchant had fallen on hard times he had lost three of his trading vessels. He begged the Marquee to be patient that he would pay all that was due when his fourth ship reached port. The beast roared sized the Merchant and threw him into a dark deep dungeon.
“Here you’ll rot till you pay me what you owe.”
Word soon spread of the merchant and his fate.
The villagers came to his place of evil only once a year on the Day of Reckoning, the day when their taxes and tides where due and there they came face to face with the beast that was their Lord. He was a mountain of a man standing head and shoulders above all his twisted body heavily muscled, dark piercing eyes that seem to bore into their very souls gazed impassively at them. Soon the roamer grew that he was in league with the Evil One.
On the Day of Reckoning a merchant came to pay his yearly tides and taxes, yet this merchant had fallen on hard times he had lost three of his trading vessels. He begged the Marquee to be patient that he would pay all that was due when his fourth ship reached port. The beast roared sized the Merchant and threw him into a dark deep dungeon.
“Here you’ll rot till you pay me what you owe.”
Word soon spread of the merchant and his fate.
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