Cannibal

In a perfect world one would not need to steal the power of others in order to survive. In the times of before one would say; "Break the man to take his courage, kill the man to steal his strength."

Originally the Tama Youkaiko came from Hokkaidō, Japan's second largest island. Roughly translated their species name would mean; "Spirit Thief". This of course was given to them for their ritualistic thievery of power from those they bested in battle. This strong urge to collect power to better themselves came from the long bred ideals of a better tomorrow, the one that managed to become the strongest would take control and end the madnes and yet for so long they had plagued the country like wave of pests.

Kane Nagikashi was no different. He hunted the strongest of the Emperor's Generals and taking their lives to gain their strength. The deomn even bested various other species presumed better than he to obtain their powers of various kinds. Along his life span it was heard that Kane's combined chi held multiple abilities; including but not limited to the ability to teleport to various places in one thought.

This path of destruction only lead to disaster, a disaster most unknown. Information had been sent through the networks Kane had managed to establish in his early years leading Kane to a being that possessed beyond perfect hearing. This perfection had to be obtained, and obtained it was but with a price. In the last throes of death his target's curse was transferred. The Curse of The Werbat.

In his youth, Kane traveled the world. This traveling allowed him to not only get a larger view of the lives lived around him, but to meet a being known by the name Kath and the title "King of Shadows". A Shadowmancer was he and a powerful one at that. For once, Kane did not wish to defeat this being, but merely serve to the being's cause; whatever that may have been.

During The King of Shadow's march an argument broke out between Kath and Kane, an argument that left Kane most disgruntled; little is known about their argument, but what is known is they disagreed, making Kane betray. The betrayal weighed, sending Kath on a hunt that ended in Kane's traitorous death, buried in an unmarked shallow grave at the foot of a gnarled tree in shame.

For what seemed like forever, Kane's soul laid trapped in that grave along with the slowly rotting corpse of its mortal body until the light from the moon shined above him, the face of an unfamiliar man appeared before him with an almost pitying smile. "Tonight marks the raising of Demon. Oh how I've waited to find your body but for what purpose; more enslavement? The gnarled tree had done its work to the body of Kane Nagikashi, from the grave rose a new being, Cannibal, enslaved by Itzaakh, the Necromancer.