Butcher's Bill 1.3.2

When he'd thrown himself onto the weapons of the Teeth in an attempt at suicide, Rotmonger had been the one to strike the killing blow. Similar to the original Butcher's focus on conflict, Rotmonger's power's theme was decay, the disintegration of bonds and the fragmentation of the whole. Rotmonger's powers seemed to resent being bound, and I knew from the Butchers after him that his echo had tried to copy Lancet's tricks, causing the things that hosts he disliked touched to wither, rust, and otherwise corrode. It was a useful power, but I didn't trust it, and trying to understand its mindset gave me a headache.