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== Description == | == Description == | ||
=== Physical appearance === | === Physical appearance === | ||
Ibdis appeared as a thin young man with chalk-white skin and black hair. He had big, pointed ears, visible fangs, and a vertical scar over his left eye. He dressed in a dark blue cloak with a large red collar and a skull-shaped brooch. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[A Letter From Beyond (comic story)|A Letter From Beyond]]'', [[PROSE]]: ''[[Meet the Undead (short story)|Meet the Undead]]'') | Ibdis appeared as a thin young man with chalk-white skin and black hair. He had big, pointed ears, visible fangs, and a vertical scar over his left eye. He dressed in a dark blue cloak with a large red collar and a skull-shaped brooch. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[A Letter From Beyond (comic story)|A Letter From Beyond]]'', [[PROSE]]: ''[[Meet the Undead (short story)|Meet the Undead]]'') His fingers had large, pointed claws instead of fingernails. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Simple Logic (comic story)|Simple Logic]]'') | ||
=== Personality === | === Personality === | ||
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Junter proceeded to kidnap [[Pope Francis|the Pope]] and covertly bring him back to the apartment. Ibdis only realised this when a [[O.O.P.|party of adventurers and heroes]] arrived at the apartment building, intent on defeating Junter and freeing the Pope. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Adventurers and Heroes (comic story)|Adventurers and Heroes]]'') Deciding to fight back, Junter set up a magical booby trap for [[Creed]] the [[Paladin]] in the form of a sword meant to fly up and dice him if he entered the corridor. However, as Ibdis was quick to point out, Junter had forgot to actually enchant the sword to do so, meaning the “booby trap” amounted to it just lying around uselessly. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Back To The Drawing Board (comic story)|Back To The Drawing Board]]'') | Junter proceeded to kidnap [[Pope Francis|the Pope]] and covertly bring him back to the apartment. Ibdis only realised this when a [[O.O.P.|party of adventurers and heroes]] arrived at the apartment building, intent on defeating Junter and freeing the Pope. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Adventurers and Heroes (comic story)|Adventurers and Heroes]]'') Deciding to fight back, Junter set up a magical booby trap for [[Creed]] the [[Paladin]] in the form of a sword meant to fly up and dice him if he entered the corridor. However, as Ibdis was quick to point out, Junter had forgot to actually enchant the sword to do so, meaning the “booby trap” amounted to it just lying around uselessly. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Back To The Drawing Board (comic story)|Back To The Drawing Board]]'') | ||
Eventually, Junter managed to get O.O.P. to drop it, only to walk back in to find the Pope gone. Ibdis awkwardly tried to claim that he had used his “holy powers” to escape, though in actual fact Ibdis had merely left the door open. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Lack of Pope (comic story)|Lack of Pope]]'') | Eventually, Junter managed to get O.O.P. to drop it, only to walk back in to find the Pope gone. Ibdis awkwardly tried to claim that he had used his “holy powers” to escape, though in actual fact Ibdis had merely left the door open. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Lack of Pope (comic story)|Lack of Pope]]'') As (un)life returned to normal, Junter tried to use his and Ibdis's guillotine for something, but forgot how to operate it yet again, forcing him to ask Ibdis, interrupting his reading of ''[[101 Ways to Belittle]]''. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Simple Logic (comic story)|Simple Logic]]'') | ||
=== Selling the apartment === | === Selling the apartment === | ||
