Post by Ira on Apr 3, 2022 4:39:11 GMT
Chittering. Skittering. Slithering. The small things of the world dominated the space between the surface and the deep dark. Here Cicatrix found herself wandering. The reconstitution of her physical form took ages longer than expected. However, she could not be too upset about it. Her lair had been destroyed along with her previous form. In fact, the casualties she had inflicted on the Devils mandated that they destroy every trace of her from existence.
“Sweet little creepy crawlies, Cicatrix miss you. Yes miss you she did. So glad to be home…” Cicatrix muttered quietly, lowering her body slowly in the cold and filthy waters in the depths of the catacombs. Rising up, her clothes steeped in filth, she held aloft a large cockroach. Grinning and giggling, Cicatrix began earnestly whispering to the insect.
“Oh yes darling, tell us of the time Cicatrix have missed. Tell Cicatrix secrets… oh, oh yes. Mhm. Really? Oh nasty, dirty scoundrels. Well, scurry off. Scurry scurry! Find Cicatrix more secrets. We have not forgotten our children.”
Gently, she set the cockroach back down into the muck. As the soft feet of the insect crawled off her fingers, Cicatrix’s head rotated 180 degrees to look behind her. The bones in her neck cracking and snapping as she moved. A wide smile crept across her face as she seemed to see something else in the darkness. Realigning her head properly, she shuddered and started making her way deeper into the catacombs. Cicatrix did her best to look like a normal, albeit a little lost, young woman.
Unfortunately, the demon had long ago forgotten what normalcy was among humans. In addition to that, she was unable to completely transform herself in a manner that would afford her a proper disguise. Cicatrix’s clothes were perhaps the most convincing part of her disguise. A pair of brown trousers and a, formerly, white blouse. However, the same could not be said of the rest of her. Cicatrix’s head held two large, twisted horns, and her back a pair of massive insect-like wings. Her eyes, although convincingly human, were a sickly yellow and entirely non-functional. Instead, Cicatrix ‘saw’ entirely through a mixture of tremorsense and blindsight. This limited details on the things she ‘saw’ but gave her a much larger perception radius.
And she perceived something deeper in the catacombs. Something that also perceived her. As she neared her target, she announced herself. Her voice took a kinder, more desperate tone. As though she truly were a lost girl.
“Hello? Is someone there? Please, help me, I’m lost…”
“Sweet little creepy crawlies, Cicatrix miss you. Yes miss you she did. So glad to be home…” Cicatrix muttered quietly, lowering her body slowly in the cold and filthy waters in the depths of the catacombs. Rising up, her clothes steeped in filth, she held aloft a large cockroach. Grinning and giggling, Cicatrix began earnestly whispering to the insect.
“Oh yes darling, tell us of the time Cicatrix have missed. Tell Cicatrix secrets… oh, oh yes. Mhm. Really? Oh nasty, dirty scoundrels. Well, scurry off. Scurry scurry! Find Cicatrix more secrets. We have not forgotten our children.”
Gently, she set the cockroach back down into the muck. As the soft feet of the insect crawled off her fingers, Cicatrix’s head rotated 180 degrees to look behind her. The bones in her neck cracking and snapping as she moved. A wide smile crept across her face as she seemed to see something else in the darkness. Realigning her head properly, she shuddered and started making her way deeper into the catacombs. Cicatrix did her best to look like a normal, albeit a little lost, young woman.
Unfortunately, the demon had long ago forgotten what normalcy was among humans. In addition to that, she was unable to completely transform herself in a manner that would afford her a proper disguise. Cicatrix’s clothes were perhaps the most convincing part of her disguise. A pair of brown trousers and a, formerly, white blouse. However, the same could not be said of the rest of her. Cicatrix’s head held two large, twisted horns, and her back a pair of massive insect-like wings. Her eyes, although convincingly human, were a sickly yellow and entirely non-functional. Instead, Cicatrix ‘saw’ entirely through a mixture of tremorsense and blindsight. This limited details on the things she ‘saw’ but gave her a much larger perception radius.
And she perceived something deeper in the catacombs. Something that also perceived her. As she neared her target, she announced herself. Her voice took a kinder, more desperate tone. As though she truly were a lost girl.
“Hello? Is someone there? Please, help me, I’m lost…”