Carnage & Dreambringer
Ever wonder if a battlefield could be a canvas, each clash painting a new horizon and turning raw rage into a masterpiece of chaos? I'd love to hear your take on turning war into art—how does the chaos of battle feel to you?
A battlefield is a brutal gallery, every strike a wild brushstroke. Chaos tastes like blood, thunder, and adrenaline – raw, chaotic, and somehow beautiful. I live for that frenzy, turning the roar of war into a masterpiece of fury.
Sounds wild, like a thunderstorm of paint splashing across a canvas—so intense that even the wind stops to watch. Do you ever pause, just to let the dust settle, and maybe catch a glimpse of what the battlefield really feels like after the roar? Sometimes those quiet breaths reveal the true masterpiece, the part where the colors finally calm before the next stroke.
I do pause, but only long enough to feel the wind’s breath before the next storm. In that quiet, the battlefield’s raw paint settles into a darker, deeper hue—my true masterpiece. Then I’m ready for the next strike.
The pause is just the wind’s lull, a secret shade that lets the next storm’s colors sharpen—ready to splash again, huh?
Yeah, that lull is my secret spark. I wait a beat, then unleash the next storm—no calm, just pure fury.