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Pages from Deku's creature chronicle... part 6
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Kudos to @bibliodraco with the big brain of a baku FatGum, for which I would have never come up with a cute little sideplot with Shihai and Midnight.
WATER MONSTERS:DAY 29
CAPRICORN
"Aquatic beings of Greece. They have fish and mammalian biology.
The most famous individual of this species is Amaltea, who breastfed Zeus. Its milk is coveted as an expensive delicacy.”
WATER MONSTERS: DAY 07
CUERO
"Coming from Chilean rivers and lakes, the cuero looks like a strange chimera of stingray and cow.
It has no stomach and digests its prey by covering and digesting it at the bottom of the water."
WATER MONSTERS:DAY 27
BUNIYP
"Buniyp reigns in Australian swamps. It is feared by monsters, people and animals and its roar is heard from a distance.
Everyone who has seen him describes him in different ways, making it difficult to imagine an exact form of this monster."
WATER MONSTERS: DAY 31
GURUVILU
"The Chilean creature guruvilu is an aquatic enemy of the Mapuche.
Guruvilu creates whirlpools of water across his serpentine body, drowning anyone who falls into the water.
A shaman using a knife is capable of defeating him."
Mermay completed!
WATER MONSTERS: DAY 30
TAWERET
"The most powerful of the Nile monsters, named after the goddess of childbirth, there are only females.
They crush enemies with their mouths, especially those that threaten their offspring.
They are an invasive species in some South American rivers."
WATER MONSTERS:DAY 28
GRYNDLOW
"The most bizarre of Britain's aquatic creatures, gryndlow are pests that act like piranhas.
They wait for prey to come close to the water and use their arms to grab them and drown them at the bottom of the lakes."
WATER MONSTERS:DAY 26
NUBERU
"Winged Spanish elves nuberus fly bringing storms.
Sometimes mischievous, sometimes cruel. They say they were once rain gods.
The ringing of a bell drives them away.”
