Graven Fel
The backwards crescent of the Hollow Moon hung in a lonely vigil, shining down on the icy landscape in the far north of Hueco Mundo. In the center of it all, surrounded by ruins scattered for miles was an artificial hill, a boulder the size of a truck sitting on top of it. The polished bluestone was covered in engravings, the largest being a young man stabbing a dragon through the chest. Runes crossed one side of it, marking it as a burial mound, and smaller runestones surrounded the grave as a protective measure. The place certainly seemed like a tomb. It was dead silent, the ruins what seemed to be a massive city giving off an aura of loneliness.
Of course, that wasn't the only thing that kept Hollows away from this gods-forsaken place.
The entire area was bathed with an ominous amount of reiatsu, as if it was being given off by some forgotten god. At the epicenter was a figure sitting on the runestone adorning the burial mound, eyes closed and looking as if he hadn't moved for years. His hair was long and white, soft and contrasting against lightly-tanned skin. The markings on his face denoted him as an Arrancar, even if he did not have the residual mask fragments anymore. No Zanpakuto was found anywhere nearby, and underneath the white and red robes he wore there was no indicator of a Hollow Hole. There was also no heartbeat, as it was quiet enough one would hear such a thing.
The man, regal as a king, seemed as if he were sleeping or dead. Forgotten.
Alone.
Of course, that wasn't the only thing that kept Hollows away from this gods-forsaken place.
The entire area was bathed with an ominous amount of reiatsu, as if it was being given off by some forgotten god. At the epicenter was a figure sitting on the runestone adorning the burial mound, eyes closed and looking as if he hadn't moved for years. His hair was long and white, soft and contrasting against lightly-tanned skin. The markings on his face denoted him as an Arrancar, even if he did not have the residual mask fragments anymore. No Zanpakuto was found anywhere nearby, and underneath the white and red robes he wore there was no indicator of a Hollow Hole. There was also no heartbeat, as it was quiet enough one would hear such a thing.
The man, regal as a king, seemed as if he were sleeping or dead. Forgotten.
Alone.