Desert of Nightfall: The Begining

The Nightwalker, born in the 1600's to a poor British whore was abandoned in one of the Mendip caves in England. His father, a vampire, searched for him day in and day out, until he discovered the whore. She told him that she had destroyed the baby by beating to pieces with a rock and throwing its remains in the river. After hearing this, The Nightwalker's father killed the whore. He gave up looking for his son.

The Nightwalker was left alone in a cave with nothing for food but bat blood. After being left there for 1 month and 3 weeks he was discovered by a scientist who was looking for a good spot to setup his telescope. The scientist believed he could travel through time if he knew when the stars were going to be in a certain position.

17 Years Later

Over the past 17 years the scientist, Dr. Emeagwali, realized the young boy had a tendecy to crave blood. He didn't think much of it. Nightwalker didn't think there was anything different from him or anyone else. Of course he hadn't met many other people. In fact the only person he had ever really met was Dr. Emeagwali. The good doctor did most of his work at night and wasn't awake much during the day. Naturally Nightwalker adopted this same quality.

Dr. Emeagwali had discoverd how to open a whole in space and time. He could even step through it. He was to scared to do anything else. He knew that if he did he could destroy the time he knew. All he needed to travel through time was Mystic Metal and for the stars to be in the right position. Dr. Emeagwali found the Mystic Metal in the cave. Where he found Nightwalker.

Nightwalker knew all of the doctor's research by heart. He planned on following in the doctors research. Until one night. Dr. Emeagwali was going up to the same cave he found Nightwalker at when they ran into a stranger. The man looked very angry the doctor said " We dont want any trouble, please just let us be. " The stranger jumped right in front of Dr. Emeagwali grabbed the back of his head and bit his neck.



Until Next time,