Cult of The Unwritten Book - Agents of The Cult

Agents of The Cult

The Agents of the Cult are described as very odd and very terrifying by some. The list of the cult agents go as followed:

• Fear the Sky: A group of assassins who dress in identical brown suits with identical pocket watches and identical blood stains on their shoulders. The difference is that they have stellar objects for heads. They wield sickles as weapons. Their killing method is called "The Question That Dare Not Be Asked" meaning that if you don't give an answer as they draw their weapons, they will kill you (for added effect, the sickles are shaped like question marks). They were absorbed into a book of children's verse.
• Dry Bachelors: Created from dead skin and love letters taken from romances that turned sour, they carry around hammers and exclamatory mark balloons. They aren't polite.
• Mystery Kites: Kites made of the skin and bones of murder victims powered by poor souls captured by the cult. They can detect heartbeats.
• The Never-Never Boys: Wynken, Blynken, and Nod are three scouts for the cult. They appear as children on tricycles with gas masks. When they ride over people, the people become shadows.
• Needle Children: Beings who can't be seen through glass who were terrorizing an old-folks home.
• Hiroshima Shadows: Floating white outlines of people which mumble in Japanese.
• Pale Police: Assassins who wear helmets with their target's thumbprint smeared on it, thinking once they kill their victims their souls will be trapped inside the maze of their own thumbprints. They talk in anagrams and have bad body odor.
• Whispering Jack: A ghostly being who haunts the houses of unmarried women, whispering ingredients for unholy recipes.
• Weeping Blades: Beheaded and skinned bodies whose heads are replaced with blades. They graffiti odd slogans.
• Little Sisters of Our Lady of the Razor: Children drawn from the cult who want eternal youth. They are operated on to stay young; unfortunately, this requires painful mutilation. By the time they realize that being kids forever isn't all that great, there is nothing they can do; hence, they decide to take the pain out on others with their razor blades.
• The Hoodmen: Hoodman Blind and Hoodman Shame live in Nùrnheim. Whenever a person can't remember the word on the tip of their tongue is because the Hoodmen have eaten it and converted it into energy. They dress like pseudo-style Klansmen and have squeaky voices.
• Starving Skins: Skins kept together by baby pins who carry large forks.
• The Bellmaster: The birdlike keeper of the bells in the Puppet Theatre of Nùrnheim. He acts strangely polite.
• The Archons of Nùrnheim: Puppets and toys (Punch & Judy Style), cast aside and deformed, bitter with the world and eagerly awaiting the end while beating each other to death.