Zo - Contest Entry Minecraft Skin

Published Apr 23rd, 2014, 4/23/14 8:58 pm

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Chum_Is_Fum
Level 50 : Grandmaster Pokemon

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Long ago, there was a deep, deep cave in rural Haiti that housed a Voodoo witch, more that it housed its legend anyway. The only time he left his ominous home was to dig up the recently deceased for their bones and to torment their souls, and sometimes kidnap a live human wandering the streets late at night. One night a boy and his friends were testing fate and dared eachother to enter the old witches cave. Sadly one boy took the bet. after the boy failed to exit the cave after a long, intense hour, the remaining boys started to hear screams and a loud bass-like, thundering voice chanting an uninteligble language, and fled the scene without any regard for their assumed dead friend. Rumors spread about the boys disappearence. No one dared look for him in that decrepit, cursed, cave. Soon the boys history fell into legend. Some speculate that the witch did as he always did and simply sacrificed the boy. Others, who say that they've recently seen in the shade a creature of unimaginable height roaming with the witch, think that the boys soul was transferred to a golems body, after having seen death itself, and is now a death-monger slave to do the witches dirty work. After the sightings twice as many people have disappeared, the only thing left of them being their dryed out, pale skin. Not much left to bury, only putting more strain on the hearts of the families. People don't go out during night much anymore, but when they do, dont expect them to come back.

Physical Description: The boys decayed skeleton is hidden inside the outer, larger four horned goat-ish skeleton. His (lack of) stomach is a portal to H- E-Double hockey sticks. He wears a tattered cloth around his hip and a shackle on his ankle. Inside its ribcage is a crows heart. His left shoulder bears the childs skull as a momento.

Fun Fact - Zo means bones in Haitian Creole. Totally didn't use Google Translate. No way José.

Don't forget to diamond yo!