Ragdoll Golem- Mihail Monsters and Animals (SE-AE version) (''castlevania)



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"If possessed dolls are a common horror element in many children's horror stories, and an enemy in many abandoned mansions or necromancer hideouts, it is true however that there are many ways to animate them. From simple involuntary animations through what's known as Poltergeist, to conscious remote control by a wizard, or simple posession by a spirit, perhaps the most feared method for those who are used to dealing with this type of creatures of darkness, is the process of animation by the Flame of Pestilence. But where did this method originate? Well, just as the Flesh Atronachs of the Sheogorath's realm are distinguished by their specific methods of creation, different from those used in other realms, or even in Nirn, the specific constructs known as Ragdoll Golems had their origin in this realm of insanity too.

But it all starts with Nirn, and with links to another Daedric Prince, Peryite. On an undetermined date, in era unknown, a Breton jester who animated the court to which he belonged, and a whole legion of children around his city, found the love of his life, and with her he started a family. From this family would be born a small and sweet child, unfortunately, when he started to take his first steps, he was stricken with a strong plague along with his mother, who died. Broken by the loss of his beloved, and with his dying son in his arms, the jester begged to Peryite, the god of plagues and pestilences, a cure for his son's disease, and cried out, in his extreme despair, that he would change the souls of all the children who followed him and loved him, for the life of his dying son.

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