A Hunters Mercy
Timeless for Narrator
The narrator acts as the story’s omniscient guide, weaving the tale of Aldric and the Lamp Flame with a heavy, somber tone. They set the stage, provide insight into the emotions and themes of the story, and serve as the connective tissue between chapters. Their voice carries the weight of Yharnam’s despair and the tragic inevitability of the Hunt, creating an atmosphere that immerses the listener in the tales grim world. The role requires a voice capable of conveying gravitas, dread, and the faintest sliver of hope.
In Yharnam, there is no peace, no rest. Only the Hunt, where the line between men and beasts blurs, and blood stains every shadow.
The Beasts of Brotherood was broken and Lamp Flame are ash, their fire extinguished by the blade of one who once called them family.
This is the story of Aldric, a hunter once counted among the Lamp Flame. Now cursed with insight and haunted by the horrors of his oath.
