Mr. Alexander Thomas
This is what Janice Lehandro thought the creature was supposed to be. Standing at around eight to nine feet with extremely pale white skin, this creature is certainly a shocker if you manage to see it with your own eyes. “Mr. Thomas” wears a white button up shirt nearly the same color as its skin, a black and dusty vest, dirty black pants, and a rusting silver chain that hangs from the third button down on the vest and wraps around to the back. It has no eyes (more like dents in the head where the eyes would’ve been) and completely messy straight black hair with the rest in the back pulled back with a black hair tie.
Janice explained that Mr. Thomas was hired by her family when her grandmother, Emilea Lehandro, was around three to four years old. Her parents tended to work a lot and barely had time for their daughter, so they needed someone to watch over Emilea, who ended up being Mr. Thomas. His full name is Alexander Dayle Thomas. His appearance was the same, instead was just five feet and about seven inches tall, or nearly two meters. His skin was pale, but not as pale as his skin is now. Emilea did like Mr. Thomas until she got to middle school. Around that time, Alexander was apparently diagnosed with an unknown disease that made its reappearance around the early 1900s; Alacaphonis. Mr. Thomas grew taller and paler and tended to lose his appetite easily, and he was more exhausted and in pain than beforehand. Then, on November 12th, 1946, Alexander Thomas was pronounced dead. Around fifty years later, he arises from the dead to find Janice.
Janice told me that Mr. Thomas led her to the old manor that Emilea lived in before she got married to Henry Maylin. She doesn’t know why he brought her there and then disappeared, but nonetheless, it was concerning to say the least.
Janice also says that Mr. Thomas died from Alacaphonis. Alacaphonis is a deadly disease that keeps appearing and disappearing every now and then, coming up in someone, disappear, and then reappear in someone else decades later. There’s no confirmed origin, but there is something in the history of Willowdew that dates back to around 1798. It was said that the disease was a curse brought upon Eleanor Cameron by someone unidentified. The person was rumored to be a witch, an evil wizard, or even a demon. Of course, no one believed the last one except for Elder Mitchell, the “magician of the north”.
Janice told me that Mr. Thomas led her to the old manor that Emilea lived in before she got married to Henry Maylin. She doesn’t know why he brought her there and then disappeared, but nonetheless, it was concerning to say the least.
Janice also says that Mr. Thomas died from Alacaphonis. Alacaphonis is a deadly disease that keeps appearing and disappearing every now and then, coming up in someone, disappear, and then reappear in someone else decades later. There’s no confirmed origin, but there is something in the history of Willowdew that dates back to around 1798. It was said that the disease was a curse brought upon Eleanor Cameron by someone unidentified. The person was rumored to be a witch, an evil wizard, or even a demon. Of course, no one believed the last one except for Elder Mitchell, the “magician of the north”.
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