Diminix
09-03-2004, 00:50
The northern fields were a public place open to everyone to enjoy. It wasn't like people would flock there everyday to play but there would be enough. Once the scene of one of the greatest battles in Diminix history, it was now to become the scene of a brutal and grotestque display of human emotion....
[March 8, 2004]
The sounds of the whips cracking against human flesh could be heard from a mile away. That was chilling enough to onlookers who happened to be in the area when it started but the spine chilling sound which followed was even worse. There was a total of thirty seven men from the long known religious group "The Passions". They were mostly a silent, to themselves, type religious group. Not getting into too much politics but they had their codes and their laws.
Every few weeks they would do their KKK similar cross burning for god knows what reason, but people did not want to interfere. They just minded their own buisness. Maybe it wasn't the best idea. Over the past week twenty one men in the same area became missing. Investigations were put into effect as they normally would but something was common about all the men. All were illegal homosexuals living in Diminix.
Well now they were found. Barely alive and getting the beating of a lifetime. Up on that mountainous getaway "The Passions" took their religious anger out on these men in the most gruesome way. The men were already stripped of every piece of clothing besides a now, blood soaked towel that drapped on their body. The Passions faces could not be seen, only cloaked by their traditional white masks. The leader, dressed in red, pulled his arm back and snapped it down. The whip broke into one of the victims backs and left a gaping wound.
His screams could no longer be heard, only the emotion on his crinkled and bloody face and a tear running down his eye. The Passions got word from their brothers around the country that authorities were coming and it was time to end the festivies. In three large trucks, they dragged out long wooden pieces. People on the hills awed in shock as the huge wooden crosses were placed firmly into the grassy floor and the victims nailed to them one by one. Across that bloody field the twenty one crosses were soaked with gasoline and set ablaze leaving a trail of smoke that could be seen from the farthest reaches of Greater Prussia. Then the Passions left.
[March 9, 2004]
It was not so much mourning that had struck the people of Diminix. It was shock and confusion. Shock, considering that this generation had never witnessed such brutality. And confusion because they did not know whose side to support. The Kaiser was alot more kind hearted then his fathers and grandfathers, but the charter of Diminix remained. Male homosexuality was illegal in Diminix. It left the people confused. At this time the government had made no official responce to the crucifications and burnings.
[OOC: Alright I'm leaning more towards of just STARTING OFF with whoever feels like joining in start to put pressure on the Dominican government for allowing this to happen. Respond here or telegram me if you want to get involved. Once we establish who's in or not it'll become closed and future developments will be discussed]
[March 8, 2004]
The sounds of the whips cracking against human flesh could be heard from a mile away. That was chilling enough to onlookers who happened to be in the area when it started but the spine chilling sound which followed was even worse. There was a total of thirty seven men from the long known religious group "The Passions". They were mostly a silent, to themselves, type religious group. Not getting into too much politics but they had their codes and their laws.
Every few weeks they would do their KKK similar cross burning for god knows what reason, but people did not want to interfere. They just minded their own buisness. Maybe it wasn't the best idea. Over the past week twenty one men in the same area became missing. Investigations were put into effect as they normally would but something was common about all the men. All were illegal homosexuals living in Diminix.
Well now they were found. Barely alive and getting the beating of a lifetime. Up on that mountainous getaway "The Passions" took their religious anger out on these men in the most gruesome way. The men were already stripped of every piece of clothing besides a now, blood soaked towel that drapped on their body. The Passions faces could not be seen, only cloaked by their traditional white masks. The leader, dressed in red, pulled his arm back and snapped it down. The whip broke into one of the victims backs and left a gaping wound.
His screams could no longer be heard, only the emotion on his crinkled and bloody face and a tear running down his eye. The Passions got word from their brothers around the country that authorities were coming and it was time to end the festivies. In three large trucks, they dragged out long wooden pieces. People on the hills awed in shock as the huge wooden crosses were placed firmly into the grassy floor and the victims nailed to them one by one. Across that bloody field the twenty one crosses were soaked with gasoline and set ablaze leaving a trail of smoke that could be seen from the farthest reaches of Greater Prussia. Then the Passions left.
[March 9, 2004]
It was not so much mourning that had struck the people of Diminix. It was shock and confusion. Shock, considering that this generation had never witnessed such brutality. And confusion because they did not know whose side to support. The Kaiser was alot more kind hearted then his fathers and grandfathers, but the charter of Diminix remained. Male homosexuality was illegal in Diminix. It left the people confused. At this time the government had made no official responce to the crucifications and burnings.
[OOC: Alright I'm leaning more towards of just STARTING OFF with whoever feels like joining in start to put pressure on the Dominican government for allowing this to happen. Respond here or telegram me if you want to get involved. Once we establish who's in or not it'll become closed and future developments will be discussed]