- Not to be confused with Slave Boy.
| “ | "You have cow's eyes," the youth hissed as he idly caressed Jonathan's face. The boy spoke in a voice that too old, too evil to come from a child. Whatever spoke in that voice had known degradation beyond imagining. Jonathan moaned, terrified his tormentor would scoop out his eyes with small, cold fingers. "Cow's eyes," the creature mused, retrieving a threaded needle attached to a skein of silk. "The same wide-eyed gaze as a beast of the field. It marks you as unaware, unsuspecting, not yet opened with understanding. It betrays you as prey... I can see your thoughts through those eyes, Jonathan," the best continued, eyes wide as he held his victim down. Slowly he continued to sew into abbot's flesh, embroidering it with ancient patterns. "I can your fears. Oh, don't worry, I won't take your eyes from you now. They'll be needed later." | ” |
The boy is a Baali who appears in the opening vignette of Clanbook: Baali. He seduced and used the abbot Jonathan as an incubator for his insects.
Gallery[]
The boy, illustrated by Vince Locke.
The boy straddling Abbot Jonathan's chest, illustrated by Vince Locke. Censored.
The boy in a half-insect form, illustrated by Vince Locke.
References[]
- VTDA: Clanbook: Baali, p. 7-9