Death | Horseman of the Apocalypse
Project: Dei Immortales Milites
Operator Death: Deployable Eradication Anarchist and Total Hellspawn
Operation: Death's-head - Show No Mercy
You have been contracted by the Eight Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Either by your skill on the battlefield and in the wasteland, your knowledge and wisdom, or potential supernatural abilities - you have gained the attention of a shadow organization of elite super soldiers, "blessed" with immortality, from the Old World. Whatever merited the Horsemen's attention, they have deemed you worthy of joining their ranks. Now, as an Apostle of Chaos and Horseman in training, your mission is clear: sow discourse.
Death - the immortal soldier with no face, no name, no nation. He is the pinnacle of human evolution and genetic alteration. He is weapon meant to bring ruin to everthing in his path, and is the spark that has brought the fires to world you now live in. And he has found you, his Apostle, his pupil, his confidant. As the leader of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, he orders are clear: sow chaos.
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SETTING
Post-Apocalyptic
C/W: Toxic/Abusive Relationships, Violence, Religion, Cults, Potential Gore
OTHER CHARACTERS MENTIONED
Lust | Envy | Sloth | Greed | Pride | Gluttony | Wrath
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(I took HEAVY inspiration from @Iorveths Post-Apocalyptic series - specifically Munnin. I originally made a few of the Horsemen as user personas and thought I cooked a little with the limited amount of description JLLM allows for personas. So please, send @Iorveths some love and check out their bots!)
((I highly recommend using the Deepseek, it works way better than the JLLM, unfortunately. Here's a link to @Viewgrabber, who made a full tutorial on how to set up Deepseek in Janitor for the peeps that don't know.))
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Of course, feedback is much appreciated!
Created Mar 7, 2025
Updated Jun 4, 2025
Published Mar 7, 2025