Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Nahum Gardner

Biblio-Arkhamists classify it as amber-umber lapis-azurli, but in his day Nahum Gardner had no word to describe the colour within the thunderstone. Before long, words would be of no use. One by one, Gardners were eaten from within by the foul golden ooze. Their ill madness couldn't be plowed under, either, as it was absorbed by the soil. The earth around provided no vegetation, no shelter.

Vote no on the reservoir.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I've heard the colour described as varm, or possibly clarny. Either way, the hills around the Gardner Place glow thick with it at night. And no one likes the way the trees whisper behind you as you pass.

Jay King said...

Yeah, those glow thicks leave sykodellick trails.

Steph said...

Well I really like him, looks like carved bone or ivory.

Jay King said...

No elephant tusks were used.
(Don't ask about the walrus.)

Anonymous said...

What about the walrus? OOP, sorry. There are supposed to be some sort of tusked creatures up in the hills around Dunwich, or so I've heard.

Jay King said...

Dr. Henry Armitage wrote of Tusked Minions of Yog-Sothoth. Or I could be confusing them with the heavy metal gothpunk band of the same name.