| The Faceless King | |
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| Origin | Stone |
| Titles | The Faceless King |
| Names | The Mouth, the Eye(formerly) and the Ears |
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| Date of arrival | 480 B.C.E. |
| Owner(s) | Fallen Puppeteer |
Contents
History
Once upon a time, there was a cataclysm. The King survived, but his face was separated into three masks. A mouth, an eye, and the ears. He gave them hosts so he could see. And hear. And speak. And then he was betrayed... So he blinded himself. Since that day, he has been sulking in his palace, mourning the loss of the colors.
Appearance
Usually a faceless, hairless, pale humanoid in regal robes and adorned with a glorious gold crown.
Principles
The Faceless King is the hour of the handicapped. The blind man's eternal torment of knowing he may never enjoy color in his life. The deaf one's confusion as the horrid cacophony with hidden meaning that can faintly be heard passes unacknowledged. The mute's silent scream, and acknowledgement that they will never be helped because they are unable to ask. Most of all, he is the disabled man's maddening( ) desire( ) to not be.
Relations
As of yet, he has not met any other hours.