Soul Keeper Mondegreen

Soul Keeper Mondegreen is the leader of Kashipa's Combat Unit, Taboo and boss of Dark City. He resembles a demon that wields the power of flames.

Soul Keeper Mondegreen
Age	Unknown
Sex	Male
Race	Pandemonian
Affiliation	N/A
Occupation	Kashipa's Taboo Unit Leader
Alias	N/A
Location	Harlem: Dark City
Foreign Name(s)	N/A
Likeability	N/A

History

Little is known about Mondegreen other than he's a member of the Kashipa who not only has the appearance of a demon from ancient myth, but possesses fire magic that's considered so nightmarish, he can boil his enemies' blood and melts their bones. He also can use the Abyss to absorb souls as a speciality to replenish his powers.

Mondegreen is sent out to Dark City by Ricardo tasked with not only capturing the Adventurer who's making their way through the Kashipa's stronghold in Harlem, but to clean out the city that's full of runaway slaves who are hiding. He is first seen when Tagor, calling him "Monde" as she asked her angered superior for more time to seek out the adventurer that was behind a pile of bones listening in on their conversation.

With the city now being engulfed in flames, the adventurer continues their journey freeing slaves while battling off various Kashipa members along the way until they first encounter Mondegreen using a flame explosion to kill some slaves and absorbs their souls as he fights the adventurer only to lose. Despite this, he cruelly absorbs more souls and runs away.

Now being accompanied by Tagor, they follow Mondegreen running away while attacking them with firebirds in each room they enter. When the duo finally reach him, he captures them both only to have Pai attack him from behind as he's fought a second time. After losing again, Mondegreen is unable to use his powers as he dashes over to Tagor attempting to absorb her soul, but she ends up using her own powers to annihilate him.

As an Enemy

Appearances

• Dark City (Boss)

Trivia

• Mondegreen is a mishearing or misinterpretation of a phrase as a result of near-homophony, in a way that gives it a new meaning.

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