Inferrum Mortiferum Ursi

## Inferrum Mortiferum Ursi, the murderous tower dweller

Half man, half bear and half pig. Sent from the skies as one of the stars that govern celestial bodies, Inferrum was blessed with a chance to live out an eternity amongst the living. Given a set of rules to follow and expand upon arrival to assure fair and simple death to come for all who dare dwell into his lands. As violence is nothing but ritual, his mission will include sharing and educating mortals on matters of fate, freedom and Andrew Tate.

When Inferrum landed on the Planetarius or whatever the fuck the world was called in a comet, the crater itself was fertile and large enough to start building his eye of enlightenment, the tower of Vere Magnus.

Since towers size is big as is Inferrum himself, the journey to the top of the tower was mandated to be at least the length of an eternity to a mortal, making sure the progress will quite never be done due to the sheer mass of its grasp around local nations and will be carried into folklore of local people as the tower of never ending violence and chocolate chip cookies.

Forced to take the appearance of regular Joe, he looks harmless but if you see him with a beer in his hand, it might be better if you avoid him, since he will most likely talk you to death.

### Finding Love

In the mystical realm of Dryadalis, where the Alrach Mountains stood as ancient sentinels and the moonlit nights held a touch of enchantment, there resided a mysterious and fearsome figure known as Inferrum Mortiferum Ursi. Covered in coarse fur that shimmered in the moonlight and armed with claws capable of rending the toughest of trees, he was the last of his kind—a tower dweller pigmanbear dwelling in a dark tower that seemed to touch the very heavens.

It was during a night of the Serpent, a celestial event that bathed Albadrach in ethereal light, that the formidable Queen Metonolum Mortiferum Leviculus first laid eyes upon Inferrum. Standing at the edge of the ancient forest, he was a creature of both ferocity and loneliness, his eyes reflecting the glow of the full moon like orbs of silver.

Despite the rumors of his murderous deeds that had spread through the whispers of the wind, Queen Metonolum, drawn to the enigma of Inferrum, approached the towering figure with a mixture of caution and curiosity. The moonlight seemed to cast a spell upon the pair as they exchanged glances that transcended the boundaries of their disparate worlds. Metonolum, with her deep connection to nature, sensed a dormant gentleness within Inferrum—an untamed spirit yearning for understanding.

As the days passed, Metonolum and Inferrum began to meet in secret beneath the ancient boughs of the Alrach Mountains. In these clandestine encounters, they discovered a shared longing for connection, a desire to bridge the gap between the Druidic realms and the solitary tower. The Queen's heart, once solely devoted to the land, now beat in harmony with the mysterious being before her.

In a daring act of unity, Metonolum and Inferrum decided to join their destinies. The Druid Queen and the tower dweller pigmanbear held a ceremony that echoed in the wind through all of Paleteria, with the spirits of the land as witnesses and the people of the realm as beloved guests. The union of Metonolum Mortiferum Leviculus and Inferrum Mortiferum Ursi defied the expectations of their respective people, marking a new era for Dryadalis—a time when love transcended the boundaries of form and tradition.

As Queen and tower dweller stood hand in hand, a radiant glow enveloped them, merging the magic of the Druids with the ancient powers that resided within Inferrum. Together, they became a symbol of harmony between worlds, proving that love could thrive even in the most unexpected places of Dryadalis, where the moonlit nights told a tale of unity and understanding between two souls from different realms.