Brr'ter

BRR'TER, CURSED KILLER


Brr'ter was the fifth of the Creator's First born. Brr'ter wished, from The Creator, for sapient life to guard from the world. These first people were the Vez'Harrah, born from the blood and magic of The Creator and the soil of Sysus. For many, many years, Brr'ter protected the first kingdom of the Vez'Harrah, protecting them from primordial beasts with his many swords.

Brr'ter challenged the armies of the Primordials when they showed themselves and each time he struck them down. Brr'ter was also incredibly well-known for being extravagant, always wanting the best of whatever he pleased.

When the Planar incursion began, Brr'ter remained at the first Vez'Harrah kingdom, the one kingdom that started the the species to flourish and spread across the planet. Brr'ter was approached by a well-dressed horned man who's devilish tail ended in a silver spike. The horned man and Brr'ter had a long conversation, which ended in a handshake between the two parties.

At the moment their hands pulled away, a vicious black goo sprang up from the hand of Brr'ter, cover his body and reforming into large, chitin-like, blackened armor, a single horn protruding from his helmet. Two smaller arms formed below his arms, each one quickly grasping another of his swords.

Brr'ter turned to the Vez'Harrah towns folk and murdered each and every last one with far greater efficiency than he ever had before. Within the day, nothing living stirred in the kingdom.

Before Brr'ter could leave to join the armies of Hell, The Creator appeared before him. The Creator commanded him to repent for his sins. Brr'ter denied ever committing any. The Creator, in a rage, cursed Brr'ter, destroying his sanity. The Creator then plunged Brr'ter deep into the earth, building a tomb around him to house the serial killer.

Nobody knows the exact location of the tomb, or how to even begin to search for it, but many legends and tales speak of an eternal earthen tunnel system that requires weeks of travel to even reach the beginning of the tomb.