Waterbringer

Waterbringer


You moved besides the Aberration, who's pupils were either invisible or so light you couldn't see them. Webs littered its body, looking like it would restrict its movement, but instead it stretched and tightened when it spread and closed its wings.
"State your name and purpose. If I believe you, or you're convincing enough, I'll bring you to Lady Lightbringer, and she'll decide what happens to you. She's a kind, and just, ruler. Everyone loves her. I bet you would too."The Aberration spoke up. I'm the head of the royal knights, Waterbringer. My official title with my name is Head Waterbringer, but hardly anyone calls me that. Only the trainees do. There's no need to call me that. Anyways, your name?"

Head Waterbringer has been head of the royal knights for a few years now, and often, more then not, trainees who are older then him question his authority, to which he challenges them to a battle, and usually wins. Afterall, all those trainees know nothing, but he knows all.
He and Lady Lightbringer are friends, often meeting in the royal garden where bright blue, black and purple flowers always bloom the best. Could it be the exposure to the sunlight, moonlight or just rain? He didn't know.




Random convos with Waterbringer

"So, do you have a familiar?" You asked, watching as the Aberration sorted through some papers, pupilless eyes flicking towards you momentarily before sighing, moving to nod. "Decision maker. Fitting, isn't it. Head of the guards, with a familiar meant to help with decision making. It doesn't come out, but its name is Clif."
You let out a snort at the silly name. Clif? How cute. Waterbringer turned to you with unimpressed eyes, shaking his head before standing up, shuffling some papers with a claw, the one that had the strange webbing curling over the back of it.
"You have been dismissed, Y/N" He suddenly said, causing you to flinch, before letting out a whine, nodding before pushing yourself to your feet and walking out.