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| - Sheut is a character in Oblivion's Embrace, a prisoner of the Pit, played by Munkiman. Much of Sheut's past history and personality is unknown, as he appears to be mute, and he doesn't bother with sign language or telepathy. How he came to be a Condemned prisoner of the Pit is unknown, but he first appeared approximately nine years before Oblivion's Embrace, a year after the Grey Midnight. He was never seen being hauled in by the guards, but simply showed up in an empty cell, sitting in the corner. Attempts to talk to him, hurt him, or bathe him have all been fruitless, and it was assumed that he was in a coma for some reason (although some of the more paranoid prisoners have theorized that he is a spy for the guards). He never moved from that spot, and only moved at all at midnight, when
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| - Sheut is a character in Oblivion's Embrace, a prisoner of the Pit, played by Munkiman. Much of Sheut's past history and personality is unknown, as he appears to be mute, and he doesn't bother with sign language or telepathy. How he came to be a Condemned prisoner of the Pit is unknown, but he first appeared approximately nine years before Oblivion's Embrace, a year after the Grey Midnight. He was never seen being hauled in by the guards, but simply showed up in an empty cell, sitting in the corner. Attempts to talk to him, hurt him, or bathe him have all been fruitless, and it was assumed that he was in a coma for some reason (although some of the more paranoid prisoners have theorized that he is a spy for the guards). He never moved from that spot, and only moved at all at midnight, when he would lift his hand and fire a concentrated beam of shadow energy to scorch his name into the wall, without looking. It appears to be a way of counting the days he has been imprisoned, and it is also the way the rest of the Condemned learned what to call him: Sheut. Recently, Sheut left his cell for the very first time in nine years, sitting down to join two fellow prisoners plotting an escape. He sat there and drew a "#" symbol in the ground, symbolizing the superior numbers of the Condemned compared to the guards, but otherwise was silent and unresponsive, as usual. A short while later, Sheut was chosen to participate in the Stelt Tournament. At first all odds were stacked heavily against him in betting, since nobody had ever seen him fight and he looked so slow and frail. So Sheut surprised everyone when he displayed near-superhuman speed and agility against his opponent, a member of Hydraxon's species named Hammer, as well as a strategic use of his Cyclone power to create a dust storm. The battle ended in a tie after Sheut succeeded in taking out Hammer and then succumbed to injuries. Sheut awoke in the infirmary and left, watched the battle with Triglax for awhile before he became aware of the other Condemned escaping. He joined Xydaiac's fleet, sitting in the back of the boat and shooting nearby seabirds with shadow blasts. When Keira and her Condemned returning from the Maw, who were working with the Council of Twilight at the time. The two groups of prisoners were successfully reunited, and escaped to the coast of Zakaz, teleported by Keira's GNS shards. Keira was exhausted by the effort of teleporting the entire fleet, and Lahar took advantage of the situation by trying to "put the moves on her". A small argument/fight started, with Tor, Psykes and Carcharak all getting involved. Keira got pissed at them and beat them all up, then escaped to the crow's nest, where Sheut was conveniently lurking (whether he orchestrated that or not will never be known). Seeing her anger and frustration, Sheut overcame his inhibitions and acted on the feelings he had for her, embracing her in a hug and, speaking for the first time, explaining his love for her.
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