Some Bone Cloaks. No lie, Antique is my fav right now. Grafeio is a close second, only because he dresses fancy. The name Grafeio is an English spelling for γραφείο, which is meant to translate to ‘Office’. It’s actually supposed to be a translation for ‘A Writing Desk’, but I couldn’t work out the kink. I use google translate, and put names or phrases through several translations in hopes to increase accuracy.
Ironically, Grafeio does not have the skull of a raven, his skull is a species of hawk.
Bone Cloak’s hold an animal skull lofty above their precious Cloak, the significance is not well understood but is suspected to have to do with the tragedy which resulted in the living person’s demise. The skulls come in variations of wear or staining, usually a result of where the original bones of the deceased have been neglected and left forgotten.
The tanned fellow to the furthest corner is an example that Bone Cloak’s don’t all wear uniform long flowy, heavy capes or cowls. They adorn a coat to add weight on their carcass and aid them in slipping through the unawareness of mortal pedestrians. They are sometimes spied while wandering highways or long unused roads, but a second glance proves there is nothing there but a wandering traveler in a coat. Despite how unusually warm the weather is.