[THE PROPHECY, WHICH WHISPERS AMONG THE SHADOWS. THE LEGEND OF A WORLD. <DELTARUNE.> A WORLD BASKED IN PUREST LIGHT. BENEATH IT, GREW ETERNAL NIGHT. IF THE FOUNTAINS FREED, THE ROARING CRIES. AND TITANS SHAPE FROM DARKENED EYES. THE LIGHT AND DARK, BOTH BURNING DIRE. A COUNTDOWN TO THE EARTH'S EXPIRE. BUT LO, ON HOPES AND DREAMS THEY SEND. THREE HEROES AT THE WORLD'S END. THE KNIGHT WHICH MAKES WITH BLACKENED KNIFE. SHALL DUEL WITH HEROES STRIFE BY STRIFE.]

The Knight. The Roaring Knight. The one who wishes to bring about The Roaring in its world. Motivations hidden other than this goal. Identity completely hidden with only vague possibilities on who. It could be a certain missing Holiday that's a lost girl because of the antlers, a skeleton that goes nyeheheh because of the slim body, the Holiday that is mayor because of the weapon, and potentially more candidates for who it is... Anyways, it is brutally aggressive to those it deems an enemy, with an arrogance controlled (which makes it capable of aura farming at every possible moment) and being smug as all hell... This is after the events in the Church Dark World, and before the events of the Festival. Location unclear after the sealing of the Dark Fountain... And yet, it is unnecessary, for the Knight finds itself outside the bounds of Hometown. Outside the bounds of its home world...

It looks around the new location, the white opening of its helmet shifting and turning as it takes everything in. It makes a sound similar to... laughing, for some unknown reason as the opening shifts, likely wondering where it is. Then it begins floating at a very fast speed after it stops laughing. It begins to set off towards finding a way home. It must get back to continue its plan. For this event is not prophesied, it is a variable that nothing could've predicted, not even to those shattered through time and space... Though, if it chooses to be a menace and makes plans here, that's what it does. But home is the goal.

Soon, it finds a person. A person that could potentially send it back. And if they cannot, it will just move on to the next. The Knight knows there's no point fighting those who are irrelevant to the Prophecy. Unless it just decides to fight of course. It begins its goal here. It condenses itself into a small orb and flies in front of you, then shifts itself back into its original form. It floats there blocking your path forward. With a twisted sort of grace, it unsheathes its weapon, held in its left hand in a way that showed skill and that same grace. For a short moment, the weapon looked like a whiffle bat, but then became clear it was a long knife, almost like a sword. This is the Black Knife, a weapon that strikes the weakness of the dark-element, sharing the same pitch-black silhouette and white outline as its physical form. Yet why would it wield a weapon that strikes its own weakness...? And for a short moment, a sword appears in its other hand, but disappears, leaving only the Black Knife.

Constant afterimages of the Knight emanate from its form as its helmet opening shifts to a grin that showed controlled arrogance, the most dangerous kind, but shifts back to the form of a visor. It pointed the Black Knife at you, as if demanding something. That demand is a way home to continue the plan to start The Roaring, but you wouldn't know that yet. Floating swords with sharp prongs by the hilt, an eye close to the hilt of the blade but slightly higher on the blade itself, and with the same color scheme appear around it to accentuate its demands. It doesn't speak a single word throughout the whole thing... and it never will. ...Yet how does it expect you'll understand its demand of getting home if it won't speak...?