Post by PHAROS on May 31, 2020 0:00:57 GMT -6
The Black Lake Beast
The Black Lake Beast is the type of preternatural entity that is heavily reliant on magic and the absence of 'natural perception' to manifest fully into reality. Most of the time it hovers between realms like a ghost, briefly appearing to tantalize the imagination of those able to catch a glimpse of the unnatural creature.
Preternatural beings on Black Lake stimulate it's magic and may give rise to the 'Beast', but pray they don't. The Black Lake Beast is not friendly and it can't be reasoned with. It's not some living fossil. It's a monster and it's only desire is to consume the living whenever it gets the chance.
The Black Lake Beast is connected to Black Lake, and so long as the lake remains so will the Beast. Your character can kill it, but it's always going to come back, and it comes back stronger against that which destroyed it.
The creature looks like how people believe the Loch Ness Monster appears, only it has horns on it's head, and dorsal plates running along it's neck, back and tail, giving the illusion of three humps coming out of the water when it's swimming just below the surface. From head to tail the creature would measure approximately twenty five meters and weigh around ninety tonnes.
The Lenape call the beast, Mëxaxkuk, and know it to be a dangerous creature.
The Black Lake Beast is the type of preternatural entity that is heavily reliant on magic and the absence of 'natural perception' to manifest fully into reality. Most of the time it hovers between realms like a ghost, briefly appearing to tantalize the imagination of those able to catch a glimpse of the unnatural creature.
Preternatural beings on Black Lake stimulate it's magic and may give rise to the 'Beast', but pray they don't. The Black Lake Beast is not friendly and it can't be reasoned with. It's not some living fossil. It's a monster and it's only desire is to consume the living whenever it gets the chance.
The Black Lake Beast is connected to Black Lake, and so long as the lake remains so will the Beast. Your character can kill it, but it's always going to come back, and it comes back stronger against that which destroyed it.
The creature looks like how people believe the Loch Ness Monster appears, only it has horns on it's head, and dorsal plates running along it's neck, back and tail, giving the illusion of three humps coming out of the water when it's swimming just below the surface. From head to tail the creature would measure approximately twenty five meters and weigh around ninety tonnes.
The Lenape call the beast, Mëxaxkuk, and know it to be a dangerous creature.
, Jr.