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| − | }}'''The Void-in-Skins''' (The Scythe of Dust, The Chewer of Bones) is the | + | }}'''The Void-in-Skins''' (The Scythe of Dust, The Chewer of Bones) is the Twenty hour in [[the Fansus]], a God-from-Nowhere. It was born of that which was left when parts of the Fansus fell into or fled to Nowhere, and the emptiness left behind formed The Void-In-Skins. It resembles a tightly wrapped, impossibly thin human figure, bolts of leather and snakeskin bound around its beyond-skeletal frame. Over the face, a flat leather mask, with wrapped cloths individually covering each of its eyes and its mouth. It speaks in a muffled voice that sounds dry and dusty, and moves deliberately. As it moves, it bends and twists in ways a human form would at best find uncomfortable, if not impossible. His aspects are [[:Category:Edge|Edge]] and [[:Category:Grail|Grail]]. His position as 24th in the tarot places him as the second placement of the Empress, read as the empress reversed. He represents, as such, financial difficulty, lack, infertility, and stagnation. |
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| + | '''The Void-In-Skins''' ('''The Scythe of Dust''', '''The Chewer of Bones''') is the Twenty-Fourth Hour of the Fansus, created by [[User:AMinisculeBehemoth|AMinisculeBehemoth]]. It is a God-From-Nowhere, found in the Mansus after the events of the 22nd Century B.C. It is unknown if its arrival was responsible for the shifting climate and civilization-destroying famines, or if the famines brought it into the Fansus. Its aspects are [[Edge]] and [[Grail]], this Hour known for its desire to take from others by force and its eternal, insatiable hungers. The deser, the tundra, places that are devoid of resource where life struggles to continue are those most tied to the Void-In-Skins. | ||
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[[Category:Gods-From-Nowhere]] | [[Category:Gods-From-Nowhere]] | ||
[[Category:Edge]] | [[Category:Edge]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:39, 8 July 2018
| The Void-In-Skins | |
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| Origin | Nowhere |
| Titles |
The Void-In-Skins The Scythe of Dust The Chewer of Bones |
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| Date of arrival | c. 2200 B.C.E. |
| Owner(s) | AMinisculeBehemoth |
The Void-in-Skins (The Scythe of Dust, The Chewer of Bones) is the Twenty hour in the Fansus, a God-from-Nowhere. It was born of that which was left when parts of the Fansus fell into or fled to Nowhere, and the emptiness left behind formed The Void-In-Skins. It resembles a tightly wrapped, impossibly thin human figure, bolts of leather and snakeskin bound around its beyond-skeletal frame. Over the face, a flat leather mask, with wrapped cloths individually covering each of its eyes and its mouth. It speaks in a muffled voice that sounds dry and dusty, and moves deliberately. As it moves, it bends and twists in ways a human form would at best find uncomfortable, if not impossible. His aspects are Edge and Grail. His position as 24th in the tarot places him as the second placement of the Empress, read as the empress reversed. He represents, as such, financial difficulty, lack, infertility, and stagnation.
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The Void-In-Skins (The Scythe of Dust, The Chewer of Bones) is the Twenty-Fourth Hour of the Fansus, created by AMinisculeBehemoth. It is a God-From-Nowhere, found in the Mansus after the events of the 22nd Century B.C. It is unknown if its arrival was responsible for the shifting climate and civilization-destroying famines, or if the famines brought it into the Fansus. Its aspects are Edge and Grail, this Hour known for its desire to take from others by force and its eternal, insatiable hungers. The deser, the tundra, places that are devoid of resource where life struggles to continue are those most tied to the Void-In-Skins.
