A man, dirty and dishevelled, creeps around the cobblestone streets, hauling himself around a desolate town in the dead of night. By now, families have finished their dinners and snuffed out their torches for a peaceful nightâs sleep.
Only the brilliant crystal white moon hangs illuminates the town, leaving it - and this man standing under it - with a faint blue glow.
As a thief would do, he enters a house of one of these unsuspecting families, but like a raging beast, he enters violently, crashing through the now splintered door, taking it off its hinges.Â
Typically, the head of the house jumps up from his sleep to defend his family, but the farmerâs rake is easily splits into two, and one swipe is enough to send him flying backwards. The farmerâs face wrenches up in fear, and the rest of his family cowers in the corner, the mother shields her children with her body.
The man stays expressionless, only making illegible groans and heavily drooling as it closes in..
on tonightâs bloody feast.
The body immediately goes limp and is lifted above the floor by an unnaturally clawed hand. As if effortlessly, it is slammed into the floor head first with the sickening sound of breaking bones. To the shock of the family, the body evaporates into a black dust, leaving no trace of it behind.
The defender doesnât reveal itself to the family. Instead, she simply turns around and walks out of the house.Â
It is however, rather difficult to miss the shining golden hair, and the previously immaculate white dress, now stained by a small spray of blood.
Seething with hatred, she wanders the streets, digging into the darkest of alleyways to hunt the Dead Apostles of Roa, in hopes of a lead. How many times has it been? She doesnât care to remember.Â
Arcueid Brunestudâs only purpose is to destroy.Â
And here she is, tearing out limb after limb. It will be like every other time.Â
Roa will die.