The One-Eyed Man
“My duty was to our tribe. It should have been to you.”
– The One-Eyed Man, To Darmi, 766 BVE.
One-Eyed Man
Species
Sex
Male
Born
808 BVE, Cave of The One-Eye
Died
766 BVE, Cave of The One-Eye
Tomb
Familial Connections
Children
Political Affiliations
Allegiance
Birth Tribe (808 BVE – 766 BVE)
Titles
The One-Eyed Man
Reigns
Leader of Cavari Tribe (783 BVE – Year)
Table of Contents
Importance
The One-Eyed Man was the leader of a Cavari tribe in the deep jungle before the fall of Aslyd. He was the father of Darmi, the close companion and lover of Aifa, The Mother of Tentacles.
Biography
Leader
Born in the year 808 BVE within the cave which had long been the home of his tribe, The One-Eyed man served his people as a hunter and warrior. Sometime after reaching maturity, he lost his left eye and antenna during a hunt, earning him his moniker. In the year 785 BVE, he mated with a woman among his tribe. Though his lover perished in childbirth, a rare death for a Cavari, she granted him a daughter, Darmi.
In the year 783 BVE, having long earned the respect of his people as a capable and competent man, he was accepted as the leader of his tribe after the death of his predecessor. He guided his people wisely and sternly for many years, keeping them safe and fed.
Bearer Of Abominations
On the 24th of Fixuin, 768 BVE, The One-Eyed Man was asleep in his private chamber next to his daughter when the tentacled creature known as Nula-bal snuck into their cave and violated Darmi against her will, impregnating her. Waking to discovered what had happened to his daughter, he killed Nula-bal with his spear, though it was too late.
Burning the horrid corpse of Nula-bal, The One-Eyed Man and his people knew that Darmi would give birth to a tentacled abomination. Choosing the stability and unity of his tribe over the wellbeing of his daughter, he stood by and allowed her to suffer. Her tribe kept her bound for months, using her body to satisfy their own lusts until the birth.
On the 8th of Iahta, Darmi gave birth to her tentacled offspring, Vaecath, while remaining bound by their tribe. Though The One-Eyed Man intended to burn the creature, it was saved when a stranger, a Cavari woman named Aifa, distracted his tribe by leading a massive worm-like monstrosity to attack the cave, allowing the tentacled creature to escape. Four warriors and the worm were killed during the chaos, yet Aifa was captured alive. Denied the opportunity to avenge what had happened to his daughter by killing the tentacled abomination, and seeking to replace the warriors that had perished, he told Aifa that she would be kept as a breeding slave. For the sake of his tribe’s future, he and his warriors took turns violating Aifa in an attempt to get her pregnant. Hours later, during the night while his tribe was asleep, Vaecath returned and assisted both Aifa and Darmi in escaping into the jungle.
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Traits
Physical Appearance
A skinny Cavari male, his body was covered in scars at the end of his life. His left eye and antenna were ripped away by a monstrous claw, leaving a massive scar in their place. He possessed an above average manhood.
As was customary for his people, he never wore clothing.
Personality
A hard and stern man, he was committed to do all that was necessary to protect his people.
Skills
The One-Eyed Man was an experienced leader who knew how to keep his people alive and fed.
Quotes
- Vaid Empire: Mother of Tentacles
- Chapter 5
- “You allowed the abomination to escape. The tainting of my daughter is unavenged.”
- “Four men perished from the creature. Another lies in pain from your claws. Blood shall pay for blood. In time, yours shall replace those we lost. The tribe shall live.”
- “You shall bear…ahh…the children of the tribe. Your womb shall serve…”
- Chapter 5
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Sexual Proclivities
Sexuality
The One-Eyed Man was an average male Cavari that was attracted to beautiful female Cavaries.
Sexual Experiences
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Legacy
The One-Eyed Man kept his people alive and safe for many years, though unfortunate events outside his control led to the destruction of his people. His actions in forsaking his daughter for the sake of his tribe directly aided the rise of The Mother of Tentacles, as he caused Darmi to join Aifa and share her aims.
Appearances
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