Consmith Meets His Master

"Reverend Joseph Consmith never had real faith towards God; he worshiped in secret "True" Gods, such as He Of The Ivory Throne, Rhan-Tegoth. He often coerce women to join him in secret worship in exchange for indulgences that would forgive them of their sin. As time went on, Consmith became greedy, and asked for the women's bodies as well. Fearful of getting caught, he'd eventually resorted to killing these women as well, and habitually at that."

"At one point, he was caught with blood on his hands. After his true devotion was ratted out by some of the women he kept alive, he was excommunicated and burned at the stake for heresy and witchcraft. He cried for his god three times, and at that third recital, the licks of flame left him, and instead of being bound at the stake, he was bound in his own fear, for in his eyes were the vivid images of his master, He Of The Ivory Throne, Rhan-Tegoth."

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This is an interpretation of Rhan-Tegoth for me. Consmith belongs to me. <A>