Difference between revisions of "Corpse-thing"
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While their origin is unknown, multiple re-animated corpses were found on a parallel Earth by [[Cristina Thompson]] and [[Thomas]] while attempting to dispose of the [[Soul Reader (Book)]]. These re-animated corpses were only visible when under direct light, otherwise they remained invisible. The corpses appeared to have been reanimated through the influence of a large mobile metallic construct. | While their origin is unknown, multiple re-animated corpses were found on a parallel Earth by [[Cristina Thompson]] and [[Thomas]] while attempting to dispose of the [[Soul Reader (Book)]]. These re-animated corpses were only visible when under direct light, otherwise they remained invisible. The corpses appeared to have been reanimated through the influence of a large mobile metallic construct. | ||
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| + | Both the gargantuan metallic construct and the re-animated corpses are collectively known as 'Mictlan', which was derived from the word 'Mictlantecuhtli'. Corpses re-animated by the controller appear to have their humanity stripped away entirely, as the [[Soul Reader (Book)]] is unable to connect with any remnant soul of the previous living individual. What becomes of the original soul component is unknown. | ||
The same re-animated corpses and gargantuan metallic construct were later encountered by refugees fleeing inwards from the effects of [[The Crushing Fist]]. The controlling entity is enormous in size, with mobile metal legs stretching up above cloud height. | The same re-animated corpses and gargantuan metallic construct were later encountered by refugees fleeing inwards from the effects of [[The Crushing Fist]]. The controlling entity is enormous in size, with mobile metal legs stretching up above cloud height. | ||
Revision as of 01:57, 16 July 2015
First referenced:
The Portal in the Forest
Additional References:
'I was told that everyone I'd served with in the military died shortly after I left.'
While their origin is unknown, multiple re-animated corpses were found on a parallel Earth by Cristina Thompson and Thomas while attempting to dispose of the Soul Reader (Book). These re-animated corpses were only visible when under direct light, otherwise they remained invisible. The corpses appeared to have been reanimated through the influence of a large mobile metallic construct.
Both the gargantuan metallic construct and the re-animated corpses are collectively known as 'Mictlan', which was derived from the word 'Mictlantecuhtli'. Corpses re-animated by the controller appear to have their humanity stripped away entirely, as the Soul Reader (Book) is unable to connect with any remnant soul of the previous living individual. What becomes of the original soul component is unknown.
The same re-animated corpses and gargantuan metallic construct were later encountered by refugees fleeing inwards from the effects of The Crushing Fist. The controlling entity is enormous in size, with mobile metal legs stretching up above cloud height.
Traits:
Invisible unless under bright direct light from a flashlight or lightning. Displays hostile intentions and attacks living creatures when alerted to their presence. Remotely controlled from a massive metallic construct of unknown origin and incapable of independent operation.
