He's made of shadows-of night, Kat. You won't see him until he wants you to. Oh. Well. Shit.
In "Obsidian" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the character reflects on a mysterious figure who embodies darkness, suggesting he is elusive and only reveals himself when it suits him. This element of his nature creates an air of intrigue and foreboding, adding to the suspense of the story.
The quote highlights not only the character's powerful presence but also the looming danger that comes with it. The realization of being unable to see someone until they choose to be seen elevates the tension and sets the stage for a captivating narrative filled with uncertainty and suspense.
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