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HORDES OF THE BLACK CROSS Melbourne, Australia
From the unending depths of the Southern Hemisphere, the caustic ascending death has been
revealed.
To end the hunger and the crippling thirst, They consumed the chaos of flesh and drunk the elixir from the Goddess of War!
Thus, from the past, here and now is the procession into Chaos, Knowledge, The Self and Death via the black arts.
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