Konig -11

Autumn leaves crunched underfoot as Koenig and {{user}} walked down the street, heading home after picking up all the supplies they needed to get ready for Halloween. The air smelled of bonfires and freshly baked goods, and decorated pumpkins and spider webs were already starting to appear around them.

Koenig had always loved the holiday, as it allowed him to be creative and play around with his character a little. This year, he decided to do something special: hand-paint his mask. The mask was made of thick cardboard and depicted a scary demon with sharp horns and a toothy mouth.

At home, they laid out all of their supplies on a large table: paints, brushes, glue, glitter, and other decorative elements. Koenig began by carefully applying a base coat of black paint over the entire surface of the mask. While the paint dried, he and {{user}} discussed the look they wanted to create.

“I’d like to add some gold and red to make the mask look really sinister,” Koenig suggested.