Where
does the Radio Demon dwell
In the vast expanse of the Pentagram in Hell?
Only he and a few others know
It lies nowhere else but down below
In the vast expanse of the Pentagram in Hell?
Only he and a few others know
It lies nowhere else but down below
A
floating void where shadows roam
A
double underworld he calls home
Singing,
planning, resting in bed
Stay
away lest you lose your head
Hell
outside entrance: a large deer skull is attacked to a wall. A sigil glowing red
has candles, a pentagram in the center and Voodoo symbols inside. Alastor's
name appears around the rim. For other people to get in, one must speak the
correct pass phrase to the skull. (In Creole: "You're Never Fully Dressed
Without a Smile.")
A portal opens up, revealing stairs that descend to the Loa/shadow realm. Alastor's house floats in darkness while spirits roam outside. White columns stand to decorate a hallway, with a prominent red carpet on the floor. Random black and white pictures hang on the walls on either side.
Living room: connected to the hall straight ahead. A couch and some chairs sit in front of a magnificent fireplace with red flames. On the mantle is Alastor's prized hunting rifle encased in glass. A few pictures of Alastor's mother also are placed. On the wall are various stuffed deer heads attached to plaques. Some heads are furry, others are bloodstained skulls. A record player lounge sin a corner with some space for dancing.
Bar: Here lies a small bar between the living room and kitchen. It has stools beside a tall counter. Coffee mugs and bottles are neatly displayed on a nearby shelf.
Kitchen: The floor changes from wood to checkered black and white tile. An old fashioned stove is positioned against the wall, four metal gas burners and a small oven. A wooden table serves as a place to eat, while a couple old radios are perched nearby. Two wooden cabinet doors reveal an ice box, full of ice, meat, and a few severed heads.
Bathroom: Going down the hall and behind another door lies the bathroom. There's a toilet and a sink with two golden faucets shaped like deer heads. Above it is a vanity with a mirror surrounded by circular lights on the edge. Taking up most of the room is a black old claw-foot bathtub. A red eye and gold antlers decorate the sides. The bath faucet and the large shower head emit blood instead of water.
Studio: For convenience, Alastor has his own small studio where he broadcasts on the radio. The room has a table, a leather chair and a neat pile of scripts on paper. Several microphones are on the desk. Behind, there is a control panel with an array of switches, knobs, and buttons. A pair of headphones lies toward the edge of the table. An "On Air" sign glows red when it's on.
"Guest room": is actually a small room with chains attached to the wall and a bunk bed. On a table is a collection of knives and other weapons. He tortures or captures victims here on occasion.
"Master Bedroom": Inside Alastor's bedroom is a large bed with dark red satin quilts and covers. The pillow is made of white deer fur and stuffed with feathers of birds and Archangels. A small old fashioned TV stands alone near the bed. One nearby dresser holds some of Alastor's neatly folded clothes...and several radios on top. A full-length mirror is framed by large circular lights, like mirrors backstage. In a closet hang more clothes, shoes in holders and voodoo dolls of all the characters in a small dark cabinet.
A portal opens up, revealing stairs that descend to the Loa/shadow realm. Alastor's house floats in darkness while spirits roam outside. White columns stand to decorate a hallway, with a prominent red carpet on the floor. Random black and white pictures hang on the walls on either side.
Living room: connected to the hall straight ahead. A couch and some chairs sit in front of a magnificent fireplace with red flames. On the mantle is Alastor's prized hunting rifle encased in glass. A few pictures of Alastor's mother also are placed. On the wall are various stuffed deer heads attached to plaques. Some heads are furry, others are bloodstained skulls. A record player lounge sin a corner with some space for dancing.
Bar: Here lies a small bar between the living room and kitchen. It has stools beside a tall counter. Coffee mugs and bottles are neatly displayed on a nearby shelf.
Kitchen: The floor changes from wood to checkered black and white tile. An old fashioned stove is positioned against the wall, four metal gas burners and a small oven. A wooden table serves as a place to eat, while a couple old radios are perched nearby. Two wooden cabinet doors reveal an ice box, full of ice, meat, and a few severed heads.
Bathroom: Going down the hall and behind another door lies the bathroom. There's a toilet and a sink with two golden faucets shaped like deer heads. Above it is a vanity with a mirror surrounded by circular lights on the edge. Taking up most of the room is a black old claw-foot bathtub. A red eye and gold antlers decorate the sides. The bath faucet and the large shower head emit blood instead of water.
Studio: For convenience, Alastor has his own small studio where he broadcasts on the radio. The room has a table, a leather chair and a neat pile of scripts on paper. Several microphones are on the desk. Behind, there is a control panel with an array of switches, knobs, and buttons. A pair of headphones lies toward the edge of the table. An "On Air" sign glows red when it's on.
"Guest room": is actually a small room with chains attached to the wall and a bunk bed. On a table is a collection of knives and other weapons. He tortures or captures victims here on occasion.
"Master Bedroom": Inside Alastor's bedroom is a large bed with dark red satin quilts and covers. The pillow is made of white deer fur and stuffed with feathers of birds and Archangels. A small old fashioned TV stands alone near the bed. One nearby dresser holds some of Alastor's neatly folded clothes...and several radios on top. A full-length mirror is framed by large circular lights, like mirrors backstage. In a closet hang more clothes, shoes in holders and voodoo dolls of all the characters in a small dark cabinet.
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