Post by Jenn on Jun 19, 2013 20:22:38 GMT -8
I would like to sincerely apologize to Tremere Primogen Emelian Fantana for calling him a “demon collaborator.” He is absolutely correct in stating the creature he accidentally summoned during a botched ritual is not a demon. He is not an infernalist. The creature summoned is actually a hungry shade from the Void—also known as an Abyssal monster.
For those of you who do not know the difference between a demon and an Abyssal monster, a demon is an otherworldly creature who seeks power over others on this plain of existence while an Abyssal monster wants only to destroy everything.
Mr. Fantana would like me to assure everyone that while this hungry shade hasn’t been banished yet, it is fully contained within the body of a dead dog that he has complete control over. It is bound to him and isn’t going anywhere. There is absolutely no danger. The situation is well in hand and there is nothing to fear. Mr. Fantana would also to express his desire to invite one and all to talk to him about the issue.
Furthermore, our resident expert in such matters, Captain Santiago, has also offered to explain the situation and to offer his thoughts and insights into the issue to any who wish to know more. Finally, as Captain Santiago has requested my thoughts and Mr. Fantana has asked me what I would do to solve the issue, I am turning my considerable skills to the task.
Again, I am very sorry I called Emelian Fantana a “demon collaborator.”
Sincerely,
Sarah Smith
For those of you who do not know the difference between a demon and an Abyssal monster, a demon is an otherworldly creature who seeks power over others on this plain of existence while an Abyssal monster wants only to destroy everything.
Mr. Fantana would like me to assure everyone that while this hungry shade hasn’t been banished yet, it is fully contained within the body of a dead dog that he has complete control over. It is bound to him and isn’t going anywhere. There is absolutely no danger. The situation is well in hand and there is nothing to fear. Mr. Fantana would also to express his desire to invite one and all to talk to him about the issue.
Furthermore, our resident expert in such matters, Captain Santiago, has also offered to explain the situation and to offer his thoughts and insights into the issue to any who wish to know more. Finally, as Captain Santiago has requested my thoughts and Mr. Fantana has asked me what I would do to solve the issue, I am turning my considerable skills to the task.
Again, I am very sorry I called Emelian Fantana a “demon collaborator.”
Sincerely,
Sarah Smith