Sceptor

Sceptor was born a small, weak, but smart greed demon. He was abandoned by his parents when he was born and grew up on the streets of the Slum city of the Demon land. He stole, lied, and cheated his way through survival. Until he stole from the wrong man one day. He pickpocketed this lost looking traveler. He was middle aged, but in good shape, he knew it’d be difficult to pinch him of his gold. Sceptor tried nonetheless and it seemed like it worked, until he appeared out of the shadows in an allyway he ran to after grabbing the coin purse, “I suggest you give that back runt” the man said gestering to the bag. Sceptor ran, and the man followed. Thinking he finally lost him, he oppened the pouch only to find that the gold been replaced with pebbles. He hears the jingling of coins and looks up to find the man playing with a very large amount of gold running through his fingers. Sceptor was in awe, he had no idea what just occured. The man then asked him where his parents were, and when Sceptor told him he didn’t have any, the man said “I’ll take you in for now, you can call me Mammon”. He took off his hood which revealed a demon with blood-red skin and golden pupils. He held two daggers, one gold and one silver. His hair was pitch black with one streak of silver running through it. Sceptor approved of Mammon’s suggestion, he respected him and was extremely curious about how he managed to do such amazing things.

Sceptor traveled with Mammon for many years until they settled down in the woods on the outskirts of the Demon folk territory. Mammon was a very talented fighter and magician. He taught Sceptor about magic and the ways of the rogue. Sceptor had a strange affinity for entropy magic and was able to produce this aura of antimagic around him. Sceptor and Mammon trained together for years on end. Mammon somehow managed to turn this runt into a beast of a fighter and gave him basic knowledge of entropy magic. Although, it was nothing compared to what Mammon himself could do. Sceptor didn’t think anyone could take this guy on. Life was good... until one fateful day.