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Warden Indrix, Goatfolk Pariah

Beneath a mane of coarse hair, Warden Indrix's lips move without issuing forth any sound, perhaps in the formation of a litany invoked in the name of the vengeful god =pronouns.subjective= =verb:serve:afterpronoun=. The coarse hair grows in an uninterrupted mass down =pronouns.possessive= torso, that of a human but broader and more taut with muscle than any man's, disappearing only behind the sash of =pronouns.possessive= kilt. But for Mayor Nuntu and the warden =pronouns.reflexive=, no one knows the circumstances of Indrix's estrangement from =pronouns.possessive= kin, for no one dares mention it lest they draw the warden's ire. One of =pronouns.possessive= great curling horns has been cleanly cloven from =pronouns.possessive= head, however. That same horn along with several others hang from a belt slung low about Indrix's hips, giving =pronouns.objective= the distinction of being the only warrior to bear =pronouns.possessive= own appendage as a trophy.

Warden Indrix, Goatfolk Pariah

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Beneath a mane of coarse hair, Warden Indrix's lips move without issuing forth any sound, perhaps in the formation of a litany invoked in the name of the vengeful god he serves. The coarse hair grows in an uninterrupted mass down his torso, that of a human but broader and more taut with muscle than any man's, disappearing only behind the sash of his kilt. But for Mayor Nuntu and the warden himself, no one knows the circumstances of Indrix's estrangement from his kin, for no one dares mention it lest they draw the warden's ire. One of his great curling horns has been cleanly cloven from his head, however. That same horn along with several others hang from a belt slung low about Indrix's hips, giving him the distinction of being the only warrior to bear his own appendage as a trophy.