Br3ad wrote...
Actually, demons that stay without a host become Shades.
Shades have to adapt over a period of time though and they still need to continually draw energy from things around them.
"It has often been suggested that the only way for a
demon to affect the world of the living is by possessing a living (or once living) body, but this is not always true. Indeed, a
shade is one such creature: a demon in its true form that has adapted to affect the world around it.
My hypothesis is this: We already know that many demons become confused when they pass through the
Veil into our world. They are unable to tell the living from the dead, the very static nature of our universe being confusing to a creature that is accustomed to a physicality defined entirely by emotion and memory.
Most demons seek to immediately seize upon anything they perceive as life, jealously attempting to possess it—but what of those that do not? What of those that encounter no life, or fail to possess a body? What of
those that are more cautious by their nature?
These demons watch. They lurk. They envy.
In time, such a demon will learn to drain energy from the psyche of those it encounters, just as it did in the Fade.
Once it has drained enough, it has the power to manifest and will forever after be known as a shade.
Such a creature spurns possession. It instead floats as a shadow across its piece of land, preying upon the
psyche of any who cross its path. Perhaps it believes itself still in the Fade? There is evidence to believe that is so."
Modifié par Greylycantrope, 06 janvier 2014 - 07:23 .