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Dervhael Vorhis of House Painscream
Hit Points (HP): 80/80
Pleasure to Orgasm (PP): 50/50
Spirit Energy (EP): 120/120
Status = Not too shabby.
Hit Points (HP): 80/80
Pleasure to Orgasm (PP): 50/50
Spirit Energy (EP): 120/120
Status = Not too shabby.
In an ancient tomb, a stone coffin shuddered, dislodging some appropriately ancient dust to drift to the floor. Inside, a corpse in a remarkable state of non-decay lay trapped - and with a very atypical show of will for a corpse, saw fit to change that. With a shove, the lid of it's - his - tomb rose, tipped, and fell off to the side, with an appropriate 'thud'. It had been so long since he had last drew breath, it might have not noticed the 'clunk's that had accompanied it as being out of the ordinary.
The newly-arisen corpse took a few seconds to recall it's existence. It knew it had a name. It knew it's name was Dervhael Vorhis. It knew of a 'House Painscream', and it knew that it was of it. It knew it wielded power over spirits and the dark at his fingertips. It knew it was a vampire - and that vampires sustained themselves on blood, stolen from others. It knew it was thirsty.
Then, it - no, he, Dervhael - he glanced around at his surroundings. It was dark - but, Dervhael paid no heed to the poor lighting, creature of the night that he was. He found old stone, forming the walls, floor, and ceiling, cut into huge, rough blocks to form the chamber around him. A pile of rubble to his right lay under a hole in the ceiling, through which the moon, framed by the night sky, shone through. On either side of him were doorways, sealed with rusting iron doors, while a pair sealed the way in front of him - none of which were locked or otherwise barred, should Dervhael try them.
There was an iron torchstand behind him - ornate, old, and rusted, it looked like just another accouterment of the vampire's resting place. Stranger, though, was that there were stools littering the area around his sarcophagus - wooden ones, that couldn't have possibly matched the age of the rest of the things in here. On the side that the tomb's cover had been thrown off to, a few tankards lay on the ground, and a bottle of wine spilled out, pooling red over the floor. And, though the hole in the chamber's ceiling might have disturbed the dust carpet of the vampire's resting place with rain, wind, and snow, in the twilit-chamber, Dervhael could see footprints. Lots of footprints, tracked everywhere.
And what's more, the vampire could hear something. Beyond the double doors in front of him, he could hear several voices joined in a cacophony of cruel laughter, and the pleading, shrieking voice of a woman.