The cracking of bones, the burning of flesh were the two main sounds and views he turned away from. Siqsâur was hungry after the ... well, it was an insult to call it a fight. The people of this place were not warriors, farmers and merchants, not more. They grew fond of their calm life, enjoying their comfort and exchange with the occasional off-world trader, making them thrilled by the news of the grand galaxy.
But this time it was not a commerce ship which jumped out of hyperspace, The Traveller appeared in an eruption of real space energies spitting out a large warship of a yet unknown class. Without warning and without apparent reason it moved through the silence of the vaccuum, straight for the small inhabited moon. No contact was made with the ship, no hailing answered, it was a silent shadow creeping up on the rather primitive sensors of the locals. They had heard the stories of marauding warbands killing for fun and searched for shelter, abandoning their settlements and moving to hideouts nearby, ignorant of the fact that the arrivals might possess the abilities to track. This way they were at least neatly packed like cattle . . . .
Those who dared to risk a glance at the black and red hulled ship when it entered the upper atmosphere would stand in awe for a moments as it just seemed to hang there, unmoved and they already wanted to inhale for a relieving exhale when the bowels of the ship opened and spit out beasts which could only originate in a nightmare. Demons descended onto the world on waves of fire and bone-shivering screams.
The Fell had come and it was hungry.
Unknown to both the locals and the arrivals - there were more, a second ship had entered the system, even more silently.