Day Phase
The chapel was dark when the monk returned to clean up the mess. He grabbed the body by the ankles, unceremoniously dragging it off the blood-soaked slab where it lay. It landed on the floor with a dull thud.
"Can't you even show her a little respect? You sicken me."
The monk looked around as two figures stepped out of the shadows, making almost now sound as they padded across the floor towards him.
The monk looked around nervously. "It- It's just meat now. It isn't a person any more."
"You don't care, do you? You, your gods, none of you even care about us in the slightest. We're just meat aren't we. Well let me tell you something," One of the dark figures stepped closer, ascending the dais to where the monk stood. "I care."
The mysterious visitor whipped a dagger out from the folds of their cloak, driving it into the monks throat. He did not scream, nor did the ever-present grin fall from his face. Dipping the knife into his blood, the assailant turned to the tall stained glass window.
"Time to tell them how we really feel."
Once they were finished with their work, the pair turned to leave. The one who had avoided the action whispered to the other. "We were watched, I thought you should know."
"I noticed. However, they can't know who we are in these outfits. But we know who they are. Leave it to me, it won't be long before they join our cause."
The group woke up to a feeling of panic, mostly inspired by the frantic actions of the horse. It trotted around to each room, ramming its head into the door until the occupant woke. Once the group had gathered in the hall, the horse went off at a trot, huffing as it clopped across the stone floors.
"Guh, what on earth is that damn horse up to. I don't trust it." Capps complained.
"I have no idea, it's been crazy all morning. Maybe something happened to set him off?" Paul replied.
When they reached the chapel, it was clear what the horse was panicking about. The monk lay on the altar, soaked in the blood of both himself and last night's sacrifice. Painted in blood on the tall window behind the monk was a message.
"NO GOD WOULD TAKE A LIFE."
The group stood in silence, shocked at what they saw. From the corners of the room, multicoloured streams of light began to flow to a point above the bloodied corpse, coming together to form a divine shape. The voice of the god rang out, filling the minds of all who heard.
"The deaths last night have broken open the bonds of this world and ours. This place is now holy like none other in the land. But be warned, it is not our place to meddle in the affairs of man. You have killed my agent," He gestured back to the altar. "And for that, you should be punished. However, I am kind. Your punishment shall also be your salvation. Each day until you leave this place, you shall take a life for me. However, those who killed this man will not stop until this entire place is tainted with death and blood. If these people are brought to justice, I will be satisfied. If they are not, you will all die. To those who felt it necessary to kill more than what was required, let it be known; all the deaths that are to come are on your heads."
With that, the being split back into the shards of light, flowing away into nothingness.
"Lovely, more blood to be spilled. We were lucky enough to have a volunteer yesterday, anyone else wanna step up today? Maybe the bastards who did this, so we can end it now?" Anti seemed aggravated and anxious, taking a swig from a whiskey bottle.
It is now the Day Phase.
No players died last night.
The horse is very sad now.
