The children of nobody sleeping in little houses, illuminated yet dim, in fear of the widespread darkness. Flailing skies weeping like new born children.
They all knew they were afraid of him.
A man was dying again and he was there, in his opulent attire, golden earrings and a black crown.
The man had asked him a question, would he have been happier if he was two hundred years old?
For a moment he stayed silent.
"Feasting on a hundred crows' tongues sure makes you immortal but never happy."