Banshee

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Monsters of dark and melancholic beauty that wrap their white and deathly pale skin in black garments. They are feared as omens of death and are said to appear to people on the verge of death, crying and lamenting, but what happens is that they have the ability to foresee the death and suffering of humans. Furthermore, it is in her nature to be attracted to those who give off an air of death and if the person turns out to be a human male, she will feel attracted to him as a woman and develop powerful feelings of affection. These "banshees" are a race that serves "Hel", goddess of life and death, and the power of the goddess is imbued in her voice when they cry for those who approach death. Those who die while listening to a banshee's wail have the agony of death mitigated by the goddess's blessing and will end up resurrected as undead after death. In the time of the ancient Mamono lords, although the banshees of old had the power to foresee death and were terribly attracted to the dying, that was all they had. It is said that they could do nothing but cry and mourn when their loved ones died before their very eyes. Only after the goddess "Hel" took pity on them and welcomed them as her subordinates, did they acquire their current abilities. In the modern life and death goddess faith, "banshees" are servants of the goddess who guide the living toward undeath. This is one of the "unbreakable by death" curses and blessings that the goddess has given to humanity. When the dead are revived by their power, just as in the case of necromancy, human women will easily resurrect as undead monsters, but resurrecting men requires restoration and maintenance.

tion of the "power to produce essence", so a semi-permanent supply of mana will be needed, that is, a monster that copulates with the resurrected man as a companion and continues to provide him with mana. That's when the other power imbued in a banshee's voice comes into play. Although melancholy, his beautiful lamentations awaken carnal desire in men shortly after the resurrection, when the man's thinking ability is unstable, directing his unstable consciousness toward the banshee. Just as a man rises as an undead, he will end up joining the banshee who cries next to him. In other words, they offer their own bodies as sacrifices to the men they guide into undeath and continue eternally to comfort the souls of their husbands with love and pleasure. Furthermore, they are very easily moved to tears. In addition to the death of a human being, they also cry for small things and all those tears awaken carnal desire in their husband, making him covet them. If her husband is sad, they shed tears as if it were her own sadness, comforting her husband by venting his dark feelings in the form of lust. They soon shed tears, of course, when their beloved man is resurrected as the undead, but also whenever something makes them happy, like when their husband whispers love to them. Those tears also incite lust in her husband, and the joy of having sex with her husband also makes them let out screams of ecstasy, which excites him even more.

name:Banshee. habitat:cemeteries,human settlements. nature: dark, devotional. diet: essence of men. race: succubus. type:undead.