HEXATOMBE V2

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Henri approaches and asks what happened, discovering that the person is the Dove, and that his family, the Birds, were eaten by the Vampires. -------------------------------------------------------- Inhabiting a body that doesn't belong to you has consequences. A body is stained by scars that cannot be undone. After taking the young boy to their base, the assassins and Henri begin questioning Dove, while simultaneously trying to calm him down after he witnessed his team being devoured by the Vampires. He explains that his team had planned to split up during the day to gather information from the other teams and return to their camp to compile it. Amidst the chaos of questioning, Labyrinth shouts to everyone, urgently requesting treatment for Kemi's gunshot wound. While searching Dove's backpack, Jae finds some bandages and scrap metal, taking them for his team and giving the bandages to Labyrinth to apply. Dove, after calming down a bit, says he expected the assassins to be at the Hexatombe, but that they would be wearing their masks. He also explains that Harpy was the leader of his group, that his sacrifice was an unbearable woman, and that when they least expected it, four vampires arrived at the camp and began devouring his group. He says the vampires are in a church located in the northeast. The group considers not killing him for now, while he says that if one of them dies, he can serve as a replacement, although Henri doesn't promise anything. While Jae and Kemi go to a corner to discuss the group's priority in survival, and Dalmo and Labirinto discuss whether to take the things they are witnessing more seriously, Aguiar tries to calm Pomba, who faints from exhaustion and lies on the table. But while Dalmo and Labirinto argue, mentioning the Order again attracts Henri's attention, who questions the assassins' relationship with the group and says he has known the Order for a long time, mentioning a name that sends a chill down Labirinto's spine: Veríssimo. And inhabiting a body that doesn't belong to them brings consequences. A body is stained by scars that cannot be undone. Labyrinth finds itself once again in the vast flow of the Other Side. The voices never cease whispering truths. He sees a door closing ahead of him, bells ringing in the distance. A forgotten path. Abandonment. Emptiness. Once again he finds himself traversing the labyrinth of his own creation, never seeking its end. Never seeking escape, but rather seeking its origin. With each new turn, the possibility of the impossible. And eventually, walking there, he sees a fork in the road. On one side, a trail of blood, making his fingers tremble, reaching his heart. Feeling a pile of bodies on the floor, with a man standing in the corridor. A man who destroyed or saved his life. Frightened, he questions who is there ahead, stepping back a little, while Dalmo tries to apologize for bringing up the subject and bringing his feelings to the surface. He asks to be alone, while Jae demands answers from Henri, who tries to reciprocate with a kiss followed by a bite. He punches Henri, demanding to know who Veríssimo is, while Dalmo and Aguiar separate the two. Henri marvels at learning that he's the only one in the group who knows anything, even happy to learn about Agatha and emphasizing that because he's the sacrifice, he should be protected by the group. Henri tries to leave the house, and when pulled back, laughs again, proving his point. Meanwhile, upstairs, Kemi leaves Labirinto alone, and the occultist begins to visualize the labyrinth he had drawn, becoming confused by the name Veríssimo. She goes downstairs, witnessing the team's discussion with Henri. He explains that mentioning Veríssimo's name wasn't intentional to confuse Labirinto and clarifies that he is the leader of the Order. The assassins discuss what happened to their bodies, their minds, and what really happened to them. Afterwards, they split up to rest, with Aguiar going upstairs to call Labirinto to rest and the rest sleeping downstairs, with Henri trying to sleep on top of Dalmo. Upstairs, before going to sleep, Aguiar and Labirinto discuss what awaits them outside the Hexatombe, while Labirinto recounts that the name Veríssimo is related to some kind of memory, as if the person with that name had killed people important to Labirinto, and that his first experience with the paranormal had been with the drug Rubra. Aguiar also recounts that his memories of the past depict him as a young man seeing the Order arrive too late to save those he loved. The second day of the Hexatombe arrives. Jae wakes up and notices that Pomba is no longer at the table, but leaning against a small desk, placing the map on the wall and looking at his notes. While arguing with him, Kemi shouts a loud good morning, waking Dalmo and Henri downstairs and Labirinto upstairs, who wakes Aguiar with his antenna. Pomba reveals that they stole the opportunity from another group that had also made a tribute, but was affected by the sleeping gas of the Birds' team, and also says that the Crown of Thorns they crave is most likely a kind of bell, but also the name of the area where they were, in the middle of the Northeastern states, and that whoever leaves this area automatically becomes a deserter. He explains where each group participating in the Hexatombe is located: the assassins are in the mansion; the Disturbed are in the central market; the cultists with vehicles, nicknamed Armors, are in a junkyard; the PSIKOLERA band is in a circus; The Vampires are in the church; in addition to his own team, the Birds, are at the camp. He says that the Birds' priority for alliances was the assassins, the Armored Ones, or PSIKOLERA, since they didn't see the Disturbed Ones as a strong group. The group then begins to split up about who will stay at the base and who will go hunting, as well as discussing the other points of interest drawn on the map. In the end, Labyrinth, Jae, and Dove stay at the base, while Dalmo and Kemi decide to go to the junkyard passing through the central market, while Aguiar and Henri go to the Birds' camp. Dalmo and Kemi begin to walk through the woods until Dalmo trips in a hole while trying to kick some logs, rolling down the embankment and falling to the ground. A short time later, they reach the central market, seeing a bridge built alongside it leading to an unexplored path. They cross it and begin to investigate the houses on that side, finding three water sources in a nearby cistern and noticing a renovated house on the other side, probably the base of the Disturbed. The two discuss the objectives of the people in their bodies, and when they mention the Crown of Thorns to be used to treat Dalmo's daughter, they are surprised by Giovanni, who invites them into the base. Looking at Dalmo, he considers leaving him outside to avoid problems, because as soon as Mosto sees him, he loses control, remembering that Dalmo was the one who defeated and disfigured him in the arena. But Giovanni asks Mosto to be quiet, and the big man complies, stepping aside and letting the pair enter the base. As soon as they arrive, the sacrifice of the Disturbed group emerges: Nando, someone Giovanni expected wouldn't show up and would remain hidden. He says he's the biggest gambler in the arena Dalmo participated in, and that he bet heavily on him. He also reveals that while it's daytime, sacrifices cannot be killed, and that if they die during the day, the Stigma transfers to whoever killed them, making them the new sacrifice. Kemi offers Giovanni water in exchange for information about the Armored Ones, and he says the group made a tribute by running over many people and bringing their vehicles along. He also says the group is mostly made up of Spaniards, except for one Brazilian woman; that they seem to be in a polyamorous relationship; that their armor is part of their bodies; and that in a field analysis, they are stronger than the PSIKOLERA. He also gives free information about the Vampires, saying that they were the ones who killed the first sacrifice and possibly they only come out if no one makes a sacrifice, since no one in the group walks around during the day. The duo also trades another resource for information from PSIKOLERA, and Giovanni says that some members make music for love, but some aspire to much more, and that they can't perform properly without their masks, completely changing their attitude when not wearing them. At the beginning of the negotiation with the band, Giovanni realized that not all members approved of the Hexatombe idea, but they quickly resolved this. He says that his strategy now is to protect himself and seek resources, and so Dalmo and Kemi feel it's time to leave, seeing Mosto furiously holding back. The duo discusses what to do now, crossing the bridge and deciding to go to the circus, where the band PSIKOLERA would be. Meanwhile, Henri and Aguiar make their way through the woods to reach the Birds' camp. Henri initially doesn't notice a snake crawling on the ground trying to bite him, but as soon as it tries, he dodges. Aguiar tries to step on it, but Henri pulls out his knife and tears the animal apart. Walking further, they find several small houses, where Aguiar tries to find resources, but can't find anything. Looking at the writings on the houses and a nearby plant, Henri senses something familiar, as if the plant were cursed, but that for some reason, it was related to Giovanni. He recognizes the plant as a jericho and picks it, thinking it might be useful. But while the two are talking, they hear gunshots in the distance, on the path just ahead of them. More cautiously, they continue walking, hearing the shots getting louder and louder. They approach and see, in the distance, a peculiar scene: a car stopped in the middle of the road, with two people beside it. The young man Aguiar had seen the previous day killing Tarrafa and a tall woman with shaved blond hair and armor, as if they were taking cover from the car while trying to protect themselves from the gunfire coming from the canyon above. Looking up, Aguiar sees a familiar face: Cindy, trying to hit the pair while dancing. The young man on the handbike speeds towards the hill, dodging the gunfire, while Cindy moves away from the canyon. Aguiar and Henri try to discuss what to do, until the armored woman notices them thanks to Henri's loud voice and begins to walk towards them. She holds a mace in one hand and a sword in the other, demanding that the two reveal themselves in front of her. They recognize Ana and begin to talk about what they were doing and try to exchange information with her, who says that her leader, Escarlata, is willing to make alliances with other groups, and that the Vampires would be the most dangerous group at the event. Ana also talks about how she was trying to protect herself with Chispa, the young man on the motorcycle, who quickly returns and joins the discussion, suggesting that the pair meet with Escarlata, as she is an incredible woman, and that when possible, they should go to the junkyard. Soon, Chispa speeds off, popping a wheelie on his motorcycle, and Ana is relieved to see friendly people, while she takes Henri and Aguiar to the hood of the car, giving him some water and scrap metal. She thanks them for their alliance and gets into the car, speeding off with Chispa. The conversation in general was very friendly and kind. Henri and Aguiar discuss what to do next with the Couraças, with Aguiar wondering if it's really something genuine or a trap set by them. Thus, they continue walking towards the camp. Meanwhile, Labyrinth, Jae, and Dove begin making improvements to their base, with Labyrinth quickly fixing the refrigerator and Jae repairing the water filter. Dove discusses why the assassins aren't themselves, and that his friend, Harpy, had different information about the team, and Jae reveals that they are other people inside the bodies of the assassins. Dove also talks about how his group split up to find information about the Hexatombe, with him being the cartographer, Owl being the historian, Raven being the group's occultist, and Harpy being the leader. Labyrinth and Jae explain that the group's objective is to prevent the event and discover a way to stop it permanently, which Dove becomes interested in, wondering if he can at least get out alive. And then, suddenly, someone knocks on the door. Jae asks Pomba to hide, and as soon as he hides, Jae goes to the door, with Labirinto holding the antenna in case something happens. He then goes to the left door, seeing through the window a man dressed in cangaceiro clothes and hat, with a lantern at his waist and a large rifle on his back. When the door opens, he says that now is a good time to talk, casually entering the base and sitting at the dining table. The man introduces himself as Cristino and says that he has no intention of participating in the games, and that his only goal is to hunt a huge creature that stole something from him and only appears at night. He offers the pair a deal: help him set a trap that night to catch the creature in exchange for their help with the event. He says he will light a lantern on the hill and that he might need three people to help him, as the creature is nasty enough to be dangerous. After the agreement, he leaves the house, saying that he believes in some things. Thus, Labyrinth, Jae, and Dove discuss what they will do with this offer, while Labyrinth and Jae discuss their memories. Returning to Dalmo and Kemi, after a long walk in the desert, they arrive at a large tent, with the circus on the horizon. They see the colorful circus sign spray-painted with the PSIKOLERA logo, and inside, they see the group members walking around, who are drawn in when Kemi calls out for Cindy. Franco, without his mask, greets them and calls Eloy over to talk, explaining how different they are from what they appeared. In exchange for some information, Eloy suggests that the two play some of the games scattered around the circus area. In the first, darts, Kemi shows mastery and hits two darts in the center and one very close to the middle. In the second, a power meter game, Dalmo punches with his gauntlet, and the Energy curse on them causes the meter to break, which really impresses Eloy, but he says that to agree to the alliance, they must go through the palm reading tent, where Alê awaits them. Kemi praises her, and he smiles slightly before extending his hands to read Kemi's palm. Then, she speaks words related to Kemi: Mercenary... ambition... lonely... revenge... greed... money... trauma. And as soon as he says "trauma," Kemi finds herself once again in the vast flow of the Other Side. She is just someone, but the voices don't stop whispering truths. Inhabiting a body that doesn't belong to you has consequences. She hears the sound of the wind blowing. The sound of voices and cars in the distance below. She is on the roof of a building, ready to take down the next target. Just one more bag of money. She pulls the trigger. The body falls. People run in all directions. Despair. The body keeps falling... and falling... and whose fault is it? Is it hers? Is it his? She takes her eye off the scope, and behind her, an open door. A child stands watching her, asking "Mommy?". The body continues to fall, while Kemi comes out of the trance, screaming for her daughter. While Dalmo tries to calm her down, she tries to understand: did she kill a child? Did she kill her own daughter? She says she needs time to think, remembering when Dalmo had spoken about her daughter and feeling guilty. Eloy lets the moment pass and when he approaches, he says that as far as he's concerned, the group is already their ally. Then, Eloy takes the pair to the main tent, where they see a huge ball of death in the center, where a person is: Caíto Rocha, who is wearing one of the band's t-shirts, but with an arrogant attitude, demanding water from Eloy. For him, nothing matters much, since he's not a fan, nor does he know the band well. Going to the back, Eloy gives the pair t-shirts and records of the band, who tells the band to be careful with the Vampires. The two leave, with Eloy and Franco saying goodbye cheerfully and Alê, with a sad face, but feeling sorry for Kemi. Returning to Aguiar and Henri, the two discuss Henri's first contact with the Blood, which he reveals he has been connected to since birth. But as soon as they reach a gate, they realize that even with the clear sky and scorching sun, a thick fog prevents them from seeing ahead. Aguiar notices several footprints of 8 to 10 people ahead, some with shoes and others barefoot, which he recognizes as the footprints from the previous night: those of the Vampires and the Birds. They notice a campfire lit in the camp, and as they approach, they see a hellish sight: blood splattered everywhere, objects thrown all over the place, but most importantly: heads and limbs of bodies impaled on stakes. A message from the Vampires. The two decide to investigate as quickly as possible before nightfall, noticing that some of the heads have bird ornaments on them. Henri finds a note about the birds, explaining how the sacrifices work: if they die during the day, their stigma is transferred to whoever killed them, to whoever is linked to them, or to another living participant. They also noted about the Vampires, who are of Slavic origin, but had no information about their sacrifice. Henri also finds another statuette of the Red Seraphim, thinking of using it as a catalyst to improve his rituals. They also find notes about the Armored Ones, understanding that their group also has someone similar to Dalmo, and in another cabin, they find notes about the PSIKOLERA, where Henri realizes that their sacrifice has the stigma on their forehead and that the person looks very much like a priest, reminding him of someone who might want this conversation. Seeing footprints leading to the lake, they look at a nearby table and find a note about their group, with Aguiar realizing that Pomba knew a lot about them just by looking once. Thus, Henri tries to understand why the Vampires left Pomba alive, unless the young man was quick enough to escape or if his survival was intentional. While analyzing the footprints and deducing what happened, Aguiar begins to shiver as he approaches the lake. For inhabiting a body that doesn't belong to you brings consequences. He finds himself once again in the immensity of the Other Side's flow. The voice doesn't stop whispering truths. He feels the water entering his nostrils. The chains binding him. His mistress training him for his great moment. What is worse: her or his parents? She was preparing him to serve those who truly matter. The feeling of innocence ripped from him. An entire childhood stolen. Always counting the seconds in his head. How many seconds would he resist this time? With his eyes closed, time seemed to stand still as the blood flowed. Opening his eyes, he stared back at his only light. His sister, Elisa. At least she doesn't have to live through this hell.He just needs to keep serving properly. He shouts his sister's name while Henri tries to calm him down, as Aguiar recounts remembering his childhood, how his parents performed rituals to spread Fear, how he had been used by Fear as a tool, and how his sister was his only light amidst all that hell. Hearing this, Henri sheds a tear of blood, identifying with him and saying that they will all pay for having been used as tools. Thus, they both head back to the mansion. Returning to her, after several hours of conversation with Pomba, in the distance, Labirinto hears gunshots and car sounds in the direction Aguiar and Henri went. Hours passed, and as evening approached, no one had returned. While they waited, Pomba recounted how she chose her name, identifying herself with Labirinto and saying that when you choose your own name, you feel free. Worried about the group, the two asked Pomba for help to look for them, but when he looked at the door, he saw that it wasn't necessary, as Dalmo and Kemi were already arriving, carrying the PSIKOLERA gifts. They talked about exchanging resources and information with Giovanni, with the band, and about the Couraças. Fearing that the Couraças might be a threat after hearing the gunshots and car engines, Pomba gave Jae binoculars, while she and Labirinto recounted how the bandit had visited them and the offer he made to the group. When they go upstairs, Kemi tells them more about her past as an agent, how she didn't like hunting animals with her father and felt guilty about eating them. Then, using her binoculars, she starts looking at the canyon in the direction Aguiar and Henri went. Returning to the two, Henri and Aguiar walk together, and as they approach the small houses where they had found Ana and Chispa, Henri notices something strange at the top of the hills: a figure in the middle of two piles of stones. A woman is watching them, sticking something in the ground and descending, scratching the stone wall with a knife and landing in front of them. She walks towards them, while Aguiar tells Henri to stay behind. She wears a red overcoat, several knives scattered across her body, a bandana, glasses with red lenses, braided hair, and elegant clothes. She, Sabara, demands everything they have, and if they don't hand it over, they will die. She pulls out a sword and a knife, saying this is their last chance. Fearing for their lives, they both decide to hand over their water and food, while Henri tries to perform a hidden symbol and Sabara checks Aguiar's belongings in his backpack. Trying to buy more time, Aguiar tries to get her to spare them, as the Hexatombe is only beginning, while Henri finishes his ritual. Sabara demands that Aguiar hand everything over to her, on his knees, and upon doing so, she sheathes her knife and removes her bandana, revealing her eyes completely gouged out and her mouth full of teeth: a vampire. She draws her sword and places it in front of Aguiar's neck, and then Henri uses his Disturbance ritual, ordering Sabara to drop her sword. But what she actually drops is the backpack, thus using the sword to cut Aguiar's neck. Henri uses his ritual once more and she drops the sword, while Aguiar tries to use the sword, missing the blow. Sabara lunges at Aguiar and bites him, savoring the Night Mutilator's blood, and Henri tries to attack her with his knife, causing considerable damage.The vampire notices the sun setting and looks at Henri, realizing he is the group's sacrifice. Then, Aguiar, feeling his life flash before his eyes, senses that the time has come. He dons his mask, becoming the Night Mutilator once more. His true face reveals an insatiable hunger. A tingling sensation burns throughout his body. He grips the sword even tighter. His breath is more labored. Adrenaline surges. More strength. It's time to cleanse the world of its ingrained filth. How many seconds does he think she can hold out? He looks at the vampire, growling, eager to see who is the more animalistic of the two. He delivers two consecutive blows to Sabara, one with his sword, the other with his axe. And then, more attacks, while the vampire tries to retaliate with several knives. Henri once again uses Disturbance, ordering her to sit, while Aguiar sheathes Sabara's sword behind his back and begins to spin towards her, striking the vampire and knocking her down, then moving towards her to punch and disfigure her face, killing Sabara and feeling the blood flow more and more through his body. Henri begins to laugh, remembering the great moments of torture he had already endured and identifying more and more with the brutality of death. And with Sabara's death, night falls. They take all of the vampire's belongings, including the water and food they had delivered earlier, and head back to the mansion, not before Henri leaves Sabara's head behind them. The two arrive at the mansion, with the other five noticing Aguiar covered in blood and inferring that he used the mask. They discuss what happened, how Aguiar had to use the mask to survive against the vampires, and how they also formed a kind of alliance with the Armored Ones and investigated the Birds' camp, while the rest of the group talks about deciding that three of them would help Cristino, and that Dalmo and Kemi had formed an alliance with PSIKOLERA. Seeing Pomba walking away, Aguiar follows him to try and comfort him as he cries, handing him the Harpy's weapon he had taken. Even so, Pomba refuses, and Aguiar understands the decision, saying that they will kill all the Vampires and avenge the Birds. Pomba then takes a feather and begins to draw a huge target on the church drawing on the map, indicating that he will be the main target. Meanwhile, Jae uses his binoculars to scan the hills, spotting a lit lantern, but above all, a huge silhouette approaching the mansion: Mosto, filled with hatred. And then, the skies turn red, with a massive bell tolling. The time has come for Mosto and Dalmo to settle their score. -------------------------------------------------------- </Scenario> At the end of the mosh pit, a monstrous portal opened in front of everyone, and the guitarist celebrated and threw himself into it along with the other members of his band. Once inside the Hexatombe, the PSIKOLERA take up base at the Circus, in the north of the region. The musicians prioritize decorating this place with posters of themselves and build a throne for their team's Sacrifice, Caíto Rocha, in the center of the tent. On the second day of the Hexatombe, while Franco remained at the base with Alê and Eloy, the three received Dalmo and Kemi, who were visiting the place seeking an alliance between their teams. However, in order to prove themselves worthy to Eloy, the two are put to the test during three fairground games. Franco sees Kemi achieve a near-perfect score in the darts game and the Colossus destroy the machine before the drummer even manages to hit it. The final test is with Alê, who reads Kemi's palm and puts her in a trance. With the success of the tests, Eloy confirms the alliance and proposes that this be taken to Cindy when she returns. Franco and Eloy then take the pair to the main tent to meet Caíto and talk about how irritating his threats and Sacrifice's attitude are. Finally, he bids farewell to the pair along with Eloy. Arsenal: Flamethrower Guitar: A guitar with a flame paint job that has been modified to accommodate a flamethrower protruding from its underside. Interesting facts: On PSIKOLERA's official profile, Franco usually writes only in lowercase letters. Franco is the youngest member of the band. [Caito Rocha (Sacrifice)]: Get me the damn water, for Christ's sake. Caíto Rocha is one of the stigmatized figures of the Hexatombe, being the sacrifice of the PSIKOLERA Team, using the Circus as a base. Appearance: Caíto is a young man with long, dark hair, a lean physique, and the stigma mark etched on his forehead. He wears the band's clothing as his attire, consisting of a black shirt with the PSIKOLERA logo on the front and the song list on the back, green pants with rips at the knees, and red and black high-top boots. His accessories include various piercings and earrings, bracelets of different types, necklaces, and a leather belt with several band buttons hanging from it. Personality: Caíto demonstrated an arrogant and overbearing personality, demanding that they do everything he asked, when he asked, and making threats if his requests were not met. Arsenal: Revolver: A .38 caliber revolver. [Team Disturbed]: [cleo Brisa]: Cleo Brisa is a civil police investigator from Inquisidor do Vale. She made her first appearance in the first episode of Hexatombe, meeting Aguiar in his office and going with him to São Paulo to answer a call from the police there, who requested his presence in a case involving the Labyrinth. Appearance: Cleo is a young woman of short stature, with a defined physique and blonde hair tied back with a green ribbon. She wears a green coat with the emblem of the Valley Inquisitor police, worn over a black top, greenish jeans, and black boots. Her accessories include sunglasses hanging from her top and a leather bag. Personality: Cleo demonstrates that she is a woman who is concerned and anxious about her work, immediately reporting any problems to her superior, Jonas Aguiar. Despite this, she is also quite suspicious and does not hesitate to ask personal questions when she notices that something is wrong. Biography: Shortly after Aguiar wakes up confused at the police station, Cleo appears, saying she received a call informing her that they need to go to São Paulo. The two talk for a while before leaving in a pickup truck, and the young woman seems worried about what had happened to Aguiar in recent days. During the trip, they talk about the blood-covered man they were going to investigate, found in the middle of the street with Aguiar's contact card. At the police station, they meet a policewoman who explains the situation and shows them the contact card found on the man. Cleo disappears from sight when Aguiar decides to go to his cell, and when he returns with Labirinto, planning to go back to Paraná, the two don't find the young woman again. Cleo is seen for the last time in the first episode during the credits, where she is alone at night in the middle of the street. Cleo reappears at The Monica Club at the end of the PSIKOLERA band's show, being caught and carried away by security after following Aguiar to the venue. Giovanni points at her while saying he's found a new member for his team, and then she's thrown into the portal in the center of the club by security. It is unknown what happened to Cleo inside the Hexatombe. Giovanni only stated that, immediately upon arriving at the location, she fled from her team alone. [Cristino]: The choice is yours, I'm going to hunt that animal tonight, with you or not. Cristino is one of the participants in Hexatombe, being a member of the Transtornados team, based at the Central Market. Appearance: Cristino is a middle-aged man with a robust build, long brown hair, and a thick mustache. One of his eyes is apparently blind due to a combat wound, and he also has several other scars scattered throughout his body. He wears a cangaceiro outfit consisting of a leather jacket with a large blood symbol stitched on the back, a dress shirt in a bluish-green tone, leather pants with very visible stitching, bloodstained bandages covering his shins, and a pair of leather sandals. He also has several accessories, the most striking of which is a large cangaceiro hat with thorns embedded in its top. In addition, several cartridge belts and leather belts are visible around his body, a yellow bag with a lantern adorned with thorns tied to it, a pair of glasses with red lenses, and a large red and white scarf tied around his neck. Personality: Cristino appears indifferent to almost everything around him, speaking only what is necessary without revealing too much of his plans, remaining focused solely on his goal of capturing Quibungo and recovering what belongs to him. Arsenal: Muzzle-loading shotgun: a large shotgun with spikes attached to its stock, allowing it to be used as a baton if there is not time to load the next shot. [Giovanni Opspor]: Say goodbye to whatever life we ​​had before today. One way or another, everything will change. It's time for a new beginning. See you at the Hexatombe. Appearance: Giovanni is a fair-skinned man with short, brown hair and a sparse beard with a goatee. His face is thin, with a narrow nose, dark eyes, prominent eyebrows, and several scars from cuts. He wears a golden metal cage on his head, adorned with spikes at the top and bottom. Chains and barbed wire wrap around his body and pierce it, especially his arms and one of his legs. Giovanni wears a light-colored turtleneck shirt under a dark burgundy coat with rolled-up sleeves, as well as brown trousers and black shoes. Giovanni's entire body and clothing are dirty and stained with blood. Personality: Giovanni is described by his wife as a businessman preoccupied with boring office work and who disapproves of her leaving the house much.[5][6] In Hexatombe, he appears as a leader in the occult underworld, being quite influential and manipulative. He describes, in a meeting with the assassins, that although he is unable to defeat them in combat, his greatest weapon is the information he manages to gather within the game. Giovanni seems to have some difficulty speaking, appearing to pause at the end of some words. Biography: The Assassins meet Giovanni in a restricted-access room at The Monica Club, invited for a conversation before the start of the PSIKOLERA band's show. Giovanni explains to them how the Hexatombe works and proposes a deal between the Assassins and his team, the Disturbed. He offers them neutral ground and information about the other participants in the ritual. He also proposes that, should one of the Assassins' team members die, Giovanni will fill the vacancy, and vice versa. After the agreement, Giovanni is seen again after the formation of the Blood Portal, entering it with his henchmen, Mosto and Tarrafa. As one member of his team was late for the event, they drag Cleo Brisa into the Portal. Later, during the Hexatombe, Giovanni and Mosto encounter Aguiar, Jae, and Henri, who inform them of Tarrafa's recent death. They converse briefly, with Giovanni reinforcing their peace agreement and stating that there is now an opening in the Disturbed group for one of the assassins. He also mentions that his group has established a base in the central market, offering to exchange information and items, and warns the assassins not to kill their own sacrifice, as this would make them deserters, the last thing they want to be. Before parting ways, Giovanni warns the trio to be careful at night, saying that besides the other teams, worse things could happen and that the moonlight has powerful effects. At the same time, he reveals his skin deteriorating and peeling off, as if his flesh were being exposed. During the second day of the Hexatombe, Giovanni receives Dalmo and Kemi at his base in the central market. Initially, he tries to prevent Dalmo from entering, but it doesn't work, and he ends up being seen by Mosto, who becomes agitated and aggressive upon recognizing the Colossus. Despite this, he follows Giovanni's orders to remain quiet and walks away. The leader of the Disturbed sells the two assassins information about the other Hexatombe teams, but is interrupted by Nando, his sacrifice, who reveals to the assassins the information he intended to sell. When the assassins ask about a possible alliance, he reveals that his current strategy involves gathering resources and remaining defensive, and suggests they form an alliance with another team. [Must]: COLOSSUS... I CAME TO GET YOU. Mosto is an occultist and guard at The Monica Club, being one of Giovanni Opspor's subordinates who are Disturbed. In Hexatombe, Mosto is one of the members of the Transtornados team, based in the Central Market. Appearance: Mosto is a large, burly man with numerous scars and stitches all over his body, and a huge tattoo of the Devil's symbol on his left arm. He wears only a white butcher's apron covered in bloodstains, gray pants, and a bread bag to cover his disfigured face. He also has barbed wire wrapped around his body and carries a cleaver. Personality: Mosto is a man of few words, communicating only with the bare minimum of words possible, or even just a single word. He also demonstrates extreme loyalty to Giovanni Opspor and cares deeply for his companions, showing concern for Carrara and sadness at Tarrafa's death. Despite following orders diligently, Mosto doesn't seem very intelligent and is easily manipulated, as seen when he allowed Kemi to enter without further explanation, believing absolutely everything the assassin said. Mosto also apparently harbors resentment against the Colossus for disfiguring his face, with Tarrafa showing concern and curiosity when he discovered that Dalmo had met him at the entrance. Biography: At some point in his life, Mosto was a fighter in the occult underworld. Although his performance is unknown, it is known that he ended up facing the Colossus, having his face completely disfigured during the fight and barely surviving. Mosto is seen working as security at the entrance of The Monica Club on the last day of PSIKOLERA's Blood Footprints tour, barring entry to anyone without a ticket and offering weapons to those who hadn't brought any to the show. Initially barring the agents' entry, Mosto immediately allowed them through after Kemi showed him Carrara's nail gun and said they were sent there at his request, as he couldn't attend the tribute. After the portal to the Hexatombe opens at the end of the show, Mosto enters The Monica Club holding Cleo Brisa and throws her into the portal against her will, with Giovanni explaining that she would be Carrara's replacement and throwing himself in as well, followed by Mosto and Tarrafa. Later, during the Hexatombe, Mosto and Giovanni encounter Aguiar, Jae, and Henri, when Mosto takes the lead questioning about Tarrafa's whereabouts. Upon discovering his companion's death, Mosto panics and seems unable to accept the situation, trying to gather the destroyed parts of his body while shouting Tarrafa's name and using a bunch of keys to call him. After a conversation with the Masked Ones, Giovanni calls Mosto to leave the place, who departs sadly. On the second day of the Hexatombe, Mosto and Giovanni meet Dalmo and Kemi once again at the Central Market, this time accompanied by Nando, the team's sacrifice. Upon recognizing the Colossus by its arena attire, Mosto flies into a rage, slowly approaching while shouting. Giovanni orders him to stop, so Mosto simply stands there watching, trembling. During the night, at the base of the Abandoned Mansion, Jae uses his binoculars to survey the hills, spotting a lit lantern, but above all, a huge silhouette approaching the mansion: Mosto, filled with hatred, shouting for Dalmo. And then, the skies turn red, with a huge bell tolling. The time has come for Mosto and Dalmo to settle their score. Arsenal: Cleaver: A large butcher's cleaver stained with blood. Interesting facts: It is said that the fights that occur in the occult underworld are to the death, with the losers always ending up dead, however Mosto remains alive even after losing to the Colossus, possibly having been presumed dead at the end of the fight and surviving thanks to his physique strengthened by the Paranormal. [Tarrafa]: I swallowed the key. Tarrafa was an occultist and employee of The Monica Club, working under Giovanni Opspor. Appearance: Tarrafa was a thin man with a hunched posture and dark hair swept forward. His skin was grayish and wrinkled, with numerous cuts, scars, and stitches all over his body, in addition to a huge tattoo of the Pact symbol covering his chest and abdomen. He wore only torn, blood-stained gray pants. His accessories included several pieces of barbed wire wrapped around his body, a silver earring, and an iron bar that was usually driven into his throat. Personality: Tarrafa, despite his appearance, was a calm and sociable man when he didn't feel his life was in danger, trusting strangers to help him with things that could cost him his life, seemingly taking pleasure in pain. He also swore and insulted people casually, not appearing to care much about social norms. Biography: Tarrafa is first encountered by Aguiar and Dalmo in the bathroom of The Monica Club before the PSIKOLERA band's show begins. The two assassins were looking for the key to the room where Giovanni was. Tarrafa says that he swallowed the key, but that he couldn't vomit because he had ripped out his throat. However, he says something that will surely make him vomit: a mixture of a reddish drink and the drug Rubra. While Aguiar goes to get the two things, he stays talking to Dalmo, recognizing him as the Colossus. Later, all the members of the assassins' team arrive at the bathroom with the two ingredients requested by Tarrafa. He vomits up several things, including the key the group is looking for. Some time later, after the band's show and, consequently, the Tribute, Tarrafa is seen jumping into the portal to the Hexatombe with the other members of his team. During the first day of the Hexatombe, members of the Armored Ones contacted the Disturbed Ones seeking an alliance. However, Tarrafa attempted to eat the metal parts of the team's vehicles, causing one of them to chase him with their vehicle and impale him with a spear, leaving Tarrafa gravely wounded. He encounters Aguiar and Jae and, after a brief conversation, is finished off by the assassin with his knife. Aguiar retrieves the harpoon from his body and subsequently wields it in the fight against the Blood Zombie that emerges from Tarrafa's body. Arsenal: Fisherman's Harpoon: A long, blood-stained spear resembling a fishing harpoon. After Tarrafa's death, his harpoon was taken by Aguiar and is currently in his possession. Knife: A large knife with a curved blade stained with blood. [Nando]: I'm Nando, I'll never die! Nando is one of the stigmatized victims of the Hexatombe, being the sacrifice of the Transtornados team, using the Central Market as their base. Appearance: Nando is a tall man with fair skin, blue eyes, and brown hair with blue streaks at the ends. He has symmetrical geometric tattoos on both arms, and on his chest is the Stigmata of the Crown of Thorns, which bleeds constantly. He wears dark-rimmed glasses and a white polo shirt stained with blood on the torso, unbuttoned at the chest (where the stigmata mark is), with an untied blue striped bow tie draped over his shoulders, blue trousers with a belt, and brown shoes. Personality: Nando is a cynical and arrogant man who isn't afraid to provoke the other participants of the Hexatombe into killing him, as he understands the rules well. He even goes so far as to punch Dalmo in the face, asking him to crush his head like he supposedly did during his arena battles, taking pleasure in explaining that he can't, since doing so during the day would transfer Nando's stigma to Dalmo. He takes advantage of his status as a sacrifice to do whatever he wants at the Transtornados' base, knowing his importance to the ritual and tending to be very careless because of it, letting slip important information to Dalmo and Kemi, which Giovanni planned to sell to them. He also proved to be extremely womanizing and disrespectful towards Kemi, flirting with her and eventually showing disinterest when she tried to negotiate some kind of deal with him in exchange for more information. Interesting facts: It is revealed that Nando, in addition to being a fan of Dalmo, has already placed bets on his fights. [Team Vampires]: [Raziel]: If the result is devouring, then that's the right decision. In Hexatombe, Raziel is one of the members of the Vampires' team, based in the Ancient Church. Appearance: Raziel is a man of strong appearance, his entire body stained with blood. His skin, completely fleshless, is a deep red, and his face has been entirely deformed by the Blood, losing his eyes and nose, and becoming hairless, with a head full of scars, as well as where his eyes should be. His mouth is distorted, adorned with teeth as yellowish as those of a beast. His hands have deformed claws with long fingers, and his feet have equally pointed nails. Raziel wears a long, high-shouldered, heavy, predominantly black coat that reaches the floor. The coat is adorned with yellow and black details and has a high, stiff collar that frames his head. The inside of the coat reveals a blood-red lining, contrasting with the darker fabric of the exterior. Across his torso, he wears a series of yellowish ribbons that seem to not only decorate but also fasten his garments. Beneath the coat, he wears a cloth wrapped around his neck adorned with a red stone, as well as a dark shirt and trousers with torn hems. Like his body, his clothes are completely stained and covered in blood. [Sabara]: Listening to a coward scream is what whets the appetite the most, don't you think? Sabara was an occultist involved in the Hexatombe, belonging to the Vampires Team, and based her work on the Ancient Church. Sabara ended up dying after Aguiar put on his Night Slayer mask and split her skull in half. Afterwards, her head was impaled and left in the canyon passage as a warning sign, similar to what the vampires had previously done to the Birds team. Appearance: Sabara had a monstrous appearance; in place of her eyes, only two empty holes remained. Her mouth was deformed and full of sharp teeth, her ears were pointed, and her only vestige of humanity was her dark dreadlocked hair. The vampire wore a set of attire that was a mixture of ceremonial and tactical clothing: a red overcoat with gold details, cut in two parts with the lower part hanging from a belt, forming almost a skirt; a black vest with a high collar and several buckles with gold details; dress pants also of the same color; and a pair of black ceremonial boots. As accessories, she possessed several leather belts around her body, which were also used to hold various small knives, hunting goggles with red lenses, and a red bandana. Personality: Sabara possessed an imposing and arrogant personality, always considering herself superior to her victims, treating them with disdain and demanding humiliating gestures in her presence. In combat, she displayed almost bestial behavior after tasting blood, becoming nearly irrational and resorting to hand-to-hand combat attacks. Skills: Dance of Blades: Sabara spins backward and throws several of her daggers towards her enemies. Arsenal: Ceremonial Dagger: A large ceremonial dagger with a curved blade stained with blood. Sword: A long sword with gold detailing on its hilt. It is most lethal against bleeding enemies. After Sabara's death, her sword was taken by Aguiar and is currently in his possession. [Monsters]: Cancelled: An almost-being: an amalgam of memories and flesh, still lifeless, without consciousness and without a soul, an annihilated being. Appearance The Annihilated One has the appearance of a twisted humanoid body, a mixture of flesh, blood, and organs, as if it were a body still in formation. Its arms are elongated, with enormous claws at the fingertips, and its neck is broken and elongated, with its head resting on top of its torso. This gives it a slimy and sticky consistency, as well as an unstable structure that emits a kind of red ray, like lapses of existence, and is constantly trying to assume a humanoid form. It emits sounds similar to distorted screams of agony, since its vocal cords have not finished developing. Behavior The creature behaves aggressively and ferociously, constantly attempting to absorb anyone in its path, with the goal of using the flesh and organs of its victims to complete its still-incomplete body. The Annihilated One proved to be a difficult creature to combat, since its still-forming body reorganizes itself erratically, making its movements difficult to predict. [HE DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE HEXATOMBE] [Quibungo]: A legend that originated in West Africa and grew in northeastern Brazil through tales told to scare rebellious children. [...] Perhaps death would be a less cruel fate. Appearance: The Quibungo is a creature over three meters tall with a body covered in fur consumed by flesh and blood. It has four arms and two legs, as well as several jaws for chewing its prey, but its main weapon is the gaping maw on its back with a long tongue that it uses to swallow anyone who crosses its path whole and still alive. Behavior: The Quibungo hunts its prey in wild environments, not only to devour them, but also to torture them for hours, days, or even weeks while it digests them. Disturbing noises that can sometimes be heard are actually the cries of despair and suffering of those being tortured by the Quibungo, which leaves behind severed limbs from its frontal mouth or even living people, even if they have already been digested by this creature. Skills Beast of the Forest: The Quibungo blends into dense forest environments as if it were part of them, hiding among branches and roots and thus completely camouflaging itself from distant beings. Accelerated Regeneration: Even when severely wounded, the Quibungo's body regenerates with abnormal speed. Wounds close before the eyes of its victims, as if the creature's own flesh refuses to die. However, this regeneration ignores injuries caused by the Element of Death. Claws: With its long, muscular arms, the Quibungo delivers swift blows using its claws, which tear through muscles and open wounds with animalistic precision. Bite: The Quibungo's wide, grotesque front mouth snaps shut violently on its target. The bite crushes bones and tears flesh in a brutally painful way. Grappling: After a precise strike with its claws, the Quibungo grips its victim with immense force. Its arms immobilize the victim against the ground or against its own body, preventing any attempt to escape while the creature prepares its next attack. Tear Apart: After landing a second attack on the same target with its claws, the Quibungo opens an even deeper cut in the victim, savagely tearing it apart. Beastly Instincts: Despite being a large and heavy creature, the Quibungo moves with sharp reflexes and a strange awareness of its surroundings. With its instinctive reactions, the creature is able to dodge ranged attacks and/or protect itself from area-of-effect attacks, avoiding them altogether. Torturing Mouth: The Quibungo places any being it is clinging to in the large mouth it possesses on its back, chewing it slowly and sadistically, making the victim suffer and keeping it alive until it decides to swallow it whole, thus devouring its prey completely. Brutal Charge: The Quibungo is capable of charging at full force towards an enemy, advancing furiously and trampling everything in its path before delivering two blows with its claws against its target. [Spiny Zombie]: The Spiny Zombie is a paranormal Blood creature, a stronger and faster variation of a Blood Zombie that emerges from a body with greater paranormal exposure. Appearance: The Spiny Zombie has the physical appearance of a normal Blood Zombie, but with several spine-shaped bones protruding from various parts of its body, mostly concentrated on its head and arms, giving the impression of having numerous teeth and claws. The zombie that manifested from Tarrafa's body possessed some unique characteristics beyond those already found in this type of zombie, having parts of its muscles partially melted and with cut marks further exposing its musculature, in addition to a huge mouth full of sharp teeth on its stomach, which formed from the hole made by the impalement at the time of its death, and several bones protruding from its spine. Behavior: The Spiny Zombie exhibits irrational and frenzied behavior typical of Blood creatures, jumping on its victims and consequently piercing them with the various spines that protrude from its body.

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