NiceEMILIA on Nostr: - The Kokutan (Ebony) Death. What you see here in this sketch is what it's said to ...
- The Kokutan (Ebony) Death. What you see here in this sketch is what it's said to look like from historical accounts, but the Coalition has never actually seen it. From the available information, it's an extremely intelligent and egotistical HYLIC. For example, sometimes it uses other monsters when it's hunting. The Kokutan may use another monster as a distraction while the Kokutan catches the prey.
- It may wear the face, or take the appearance of a human, in order to avoid scaring others with its true appearance. Either a woman or a man, it will share these two traits: unnaturally dark-blue hair, and black and white robes. One account says that its eyes lack color, but I think that's an error in translation.
- (Deception?)
- There's one account where a village of humans encountered the Kokutan and offered sacrifices to it, in exchange to leave them alive, but in the end it kept returning for more, and the entire village was consumed. There are things that it "wants", but ultimately ends in death. A sacrifice? A deceased corpse? If it finds one of them, it'll desire another. If it finds ten of them, it'll desire a hundred more. It is never satisfied.
- Other than its claws, wings and its mouth, it may use the environment or a tool in battle. The most deadly factor of its composition however, is the claws and beak, which it seems to use sparingly. It's strong enough to rip off a face or crack a skull with little effort.
- It's a rather durable creature despite its obsession with caution in battle; it can split into two halves for a new shell once the former is damaged.
- Its limbs are able to elongate.
...
- I feel sorry for the guy who discovered this lol.
- I wonder if it can fly?
- Are you kidding me? Look at those tiny things.
- Guys, it's an interpretation sketch.
- Refrain from going off topic.
- In older, and more dated Baroco texts from the First Generation, it was called Malphas.
#BAROCO連合軍
- It may wear the face, or take the appearance of a human, in order to avoid scaring others with its true appearance. Either a woman or a man, it will share these two traits: unnaturally dark-blue hair, and black and white robes. One account says that its eyes lack color, but I think that's an error in translation.
- (Deception?)
- There's one account where a village of humans encountered the Kokutan and offered sacrifices to it, in exchange to leave them alive, but in the end it kept returning for more, and the entire village was consumed. There are things that it "wants", but ultimately ends in death. A sacrifice? A deceased corpse? If it finds one of them, it'll desire another. If it finds ten of them, it'll desire a hundred more. It is never satisfied.
- Other than its claws, wings and its mouth, it may use the environment or a tool in battle. The most deadly factor of its composition however, is the claws and beak, which it seems to use sparingly. It's strong enough to rip off a face or crack a skull with little effort.
- It's a rather durable creature despite its obsession with caution in battle; it can split into two halves for a new shell once the former is damaged.
- Its limbs are able to elongate.
...
- I feel sorry for the guy who discovered this lol.
- I wonder if it can fly?
- Are you kidding me? Look at those tiny things.
- Guys, it's an interpretation sketch.
- Refrain from going off topic.
- In older, and more dated Baroco texts from the First Generation, it was called Malphas.
#BAROCO連合軍