Fall Of The Dark Bird

Fall Of The Dark Bird

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Last published Mon, Aug 21, 2017

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He had many monikers and yet he would always remain nameless. He was an assassin, he needed no name because his target would be dead before he could speak it. He could not use magick and yet he could disappear with the wind... Here lies The Dark Bird of Umber. He who will always be remembered as the greatest assassin and the King's biggest mistake ----------------------------------- "I was told once that to be a great assassin you have to give your humanity up and to do that you have to give everything that ties you to humanity . When you become assassin you must give up your emotions because they get in the way. You must give up your name because names have power and finally ... give up your humanity, do not feel connected to the things that you must kill, because you will hesitate and in that second of hesitation you will die. Never hesitate, don't feel. But I never listen..."

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