Sombrero Nero is a character i made up randomly while listening to my friend mark play his guitar. here are some facts about him:
-he's mexican -he lives some time around spain's initial arrival into mexico -he's 50% Aztec and 50% Spaniard -his mother was a servant to a wealthy conquistador -his fath had him sent away to a monastery when he was born, because he was ashamed that he cheated on his wife with an "indian" and bore a child -because he was raised in a monastery he took a vow of silence and very rarely talks -since he doesn't talk nobody knows his name and he has many aliases that other people just make up, but "Sombrero Nero" is the most widely known -he's homeless and lives on a train -his guitar has 7 strings, the 6 normal ones and an extra black string that has magic powers. when he plucks the string bullets come out of the headstock. when he plays the guitar in different ways the bullets shoot accordingly (single=single pluck, machine gun=fast, shogun=all 7 at once). because there's magic involved the bullets never run out -his sandals("death shoes") are made from the same metal as his "death string" and are indestructable and can absorb any force. they allow Sombrero Nero to jump from great hights and land safely and to stop even incredibly fast moving heavy objects with his foot -his goal is to collect all of the DEATH objects, for a purpose to be explained later -his string ans the sandals are both death objects, very few people know what they are or even that they exist
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