Characters
Agonistes
Agonistes is a mysterious manipulator of flesh. It was he who turned Krieger and Lucidique into monsters.
Zarles Krieger/Scythe Meister
Lucidique
Daughter of a senator, after witnessing his death she shows Zarles Krieger where Agonistes resides. Shortly after Scythe Meister killed the emperor, Krieger's former boss sent his sons to capture and interrogate Lucidique about Scythe Meister. Lucidique was murdered in the desert, but Agonistes turned her into a monster. Soon thereafter, she killed her murderer and went back home to find The Scythe Meister and fell in love with him. She witnessed his death at the hands of Venal Anatomica, and in retribution blinded Venal Anatomica, leaving him to wander helplessly through Primodium.
Dr. Talisac
Venal Anatomica
A nine foot tall monster made of rotten flesh, Venal Anatomica was one of Dr. Talisac's failures. Montefalco wished it to be completed in order to get rid of the two monsters (The Scythe-Meister and Lucidique) which were haunting Primodium. Strong and apparently immune to pain, Venal Anatomica succeeded in killing The Scythe Meister, but was overcome by Lucidique, who blinded him. Venal then spent the rest of his life eating bodies from a graveyard.
Mongroid
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