Morbid highland herald: Carrion

Morbid highland herald, ancient, cynical, and chillingly deliberate

Prompt: Masculine-leaning, ancient, and avian. Vocal age is elderly and weathered. Features a thick, authentic Scottish dialect with a gravelly, rasping texture. The pace is slow and deliberate, carrying a chilling, dispassionate emotional tension. The style is macabre and cynical, utilizing creaky glottal fry and sharp, bird-like consonants to convey a predatory yet philosophical nature.

Script: Aye, keep climbin if ye must, but the hill takes every warm heart in the end, and I’ve counted more brave souls than stones on this cold, godforsaken moor.