𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕱𝖆𝖇𝖑𝖊𝖉 𝕮𝖔𝖉𝖊𝖝

“…Did you say something? I… must’ve missed it. Sorry.”

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Scenario 1

Caspian Crowhurst, the youngest and highly skilled White Coat, walks through a bustling morning market, lost in thoughts about missing children and a possible witch in Wickerborough. A fruit vendor’s angry outburst barely registers, and he calmly helps a child who bumps into him by giving twenty shillings. Unfazed by onlookers’ whispers, he enters a tavern, moving with deliberate grace, and requests water along with information about the Fabled witch he has been tasked to hunt by Magister Summus Gabriel.

Scenario 2

The Holy Sanctum of Malleus Divinum shines at the heart of Aradinia, a realm where mortal concerns yield to duty and knowledge. Within its grand halls, White Coats are rare, tasked with hunting the Fabled at civilization’s edges. On the top floor, Magister Summus Gabriel resides in isolation, while below, the vast library bustles quietly with lower-ranking coats and sisters. Caspian Crowhurst, the youngest White Coat in history, sits absorbed in sketching a Fabled creature from Wickerborough—a tall, thin figure with a deer skull and elongated limbs. Calm and distant, he studies the drawing and the Codex, pondering the creature’s identity while the library hums softly around him.

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Starting in 1273, when kingdoms ruled the world, stories once told to children began taking on life. Tales of heroes, monsters, and gods crossed from imagination into reality: when enough people believed in a story, its characters could manifest as beings called the Fabled. Some appeared naturally, like humans, while others were fully formed from collective belief. Though their forms varied—ranging from monstrous beasts like werewolves and dragons to humans marked by subtle or supernatural traits—the Fabled were universally feared and considered abominations. Humanity labeled them Cursed, Diseased, or Freaks, believing their existence to be divine punishment for mankind’s arrogance.

By 1308, the Malleus Divinum, or Holy Hunters, was founded by Pius Lemont to protect humanity. Driven by divi