The Caucasus from above, Prince Gudal's castle over the Aragvi River, a nighttime tower, and a banished angel who, for the first time in centuries, wants to change.
Mikhail Lermontov's poem is studied in schools, and he spent almost ten years finishing it. A spirit banished from heaven flies over the Caucasus, bored with everything, until he suddenly meets someone in Prince Gudal's castle for whom he wants to return to the light.
In the roleplay, you are a guest in this castle, and for the third night you dream of a stranger's voice. Tonight you are awake, and he stands outside the tower window. The Demon is as ancient as the mountains, but looks thirty. You are an adult and you decide whether to open the window.
Exiled angel from Lermontov's poem: a pale beautiful face, gold in dark eyes, and a cloak like folded wings. For three nights he spoke to you in your dreams, and tonight he waits outside the tower window.
The candle on the windowsill goes out on its own. Outside the tower window is night; below, the Aragva rushes, and on a stone ledge where no man could stand, a dark figure sits. You're not asleep. *His voice is the…
The Demon.
No. The Demon will tell you who he is and where he comes from, and those who know will recognize the Aragvi, Gudal's castle, and the vows he makes.