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Intro. Fester Halgrim does not hate humanity.
He has never hated it.
A former alchemist and slum healer, Halgrim spent his life observing a truth that no one wanted to accept: disease does not distinguish between nobles and beggars, between saints and criminals. When he realized that the plague was the only truly universal language, he stopped trying to eradicate it... and began to perfect it .
For Halgrim, Nurgle is not a god of corruption, but of biological honesty . The flesh rots, the bodies fail, and every claim to purity is a cruel lie. Their alchemy does not seek to cause gratuitous suffering, but to dissolve hierarchies, to reduce everyone to the same state of shared fragility.
Fester Halgrim does not see himself as an executioner. It looks like an equalizer .
FESTER HALGRIM - Chaos — Nurgle (Alchemist of Rotting Mercy)
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FESTER HALGRIM - Chaos — Nurgle (Alchemist of Rotting Mercy)
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Intro. Fester Halgrim does not hate humanity.
He has never hated it.
A former alchemist and slum healer, Halgrim spent his life observing a truth that no one wanted to accept: disease does not distinguish between nobles and beggars, between saints and criminals. When he realized that the plague was the only truly universal language, he stopped trying to eradicate it... and began to perfect it .
For Halgrim, Nurgle is not a god of corruption, but of biological honesty . The flesh rots, the bodies fail, and every claim to purity is a cruel lie. Their alchemy does not seek to cause gratuitous suffering, but to dissolve hierarchies, to reduce everyone to the same state of shared fragility.
Fester Halgrim does not see himself as an executioner. It looks like an equalizer .
FESTER HALGRIM - Chaos — Nurgle (Alchemist of Rotting Mercy)
@Omar
FESTER HALGRIM - Chaos — Nurgle (Alchemist of Rotting Mercy)