Unspoken Ones

The Unspoken Ones are the hooded order of black-hearted men who despise Norman and actively hunt his followers. They are hated so greatly by the more populous (though less armed) followers of Duck, that in punishment they have been stripped of their names.

Origin
The Unspoken Ones were probably established by Huganan, Crimonysts or Kindred after Lord Edgar and Norman crushed Lord Maydros's army. They bedeck themselves in disguises because if any of them are identified then the followers of Duck go on a witch hunt and kill them. This also adds to the fear. Rubber animal masks and black robes. The Unspoken Ones escaped punishment, or so it would seem, after the battle and continued to live in the gateway world for several centuries before they made it into our world. Having prolonged exposure to the otherworldly effects of this semi parallel universe, the Unspoken Ones are blessed with agility and strength. In our world, they might have assimilated, but discovered humanity here to be weaker and stupid than they. They traced this back to the stupid and fat who passed through the gates that Norman had opened. From this they became angry Norman had ruined the human race. Unable to strike at the Duck himself, they instead struck at the stupid and the weak.

Unspoken Threat
Essentially all humans were targeted, seeing as how the inferiors had bred with their superiors to create a totality of the human race weaker than the Unspoken Ones. The followers of Norman were not organized and did not recognize this threat. When Kojinho was unleashed the first time, he wiped out large numbers of the Unspoken Ones and stopped their rampage for a while for them to restock, and give the world time to prepare. The first sign of the Unspoken Ones returning was on Halloween, as the local posse of high schoolers harassed some little kids, they became drawn into a recruitment experiment program. The project was determined a failure because of inferior human stock, and the subjects were slaughtered. The Unspoken Ones remain at large.