They’re like reverse weeping angelsExcept they’re unintentionally terrifying instead of doing it on purpose like a bag of dicks.
And they’re much cuter, not that anyone’s seen them.
They’re like reverse weeping angelsExcept they’re unintentionally terrifying instead of doing it on purpose like a bag of dicks.
==> Consult with your kismatesprit
==> Ninlia: Shrug and say why the hell not, it’s a quiet evening.
Unseen creatures who have evolved specifically to never be viewed. They have powerful extrasensory perception that lets them tell when a being’s gaze is moving towards them or is about to fall on them, and their many multijointed limbs allow them to flee watching eyes from any angle. This same perception lets them detect when psionics are about to be used, fleeing from the area at high speeds. Almost impossible to catch, study of the teraphim is still undergoing on subjects detected in offworld ships, where it’s easier to corner them.
Teraphim are possibly one of the least dangerous subjects on this list, forming a symbiotic bond instead of a parasitic or outright lethal one, though their presence in a hive as a fleeting shape barely caught in the corner of an eye, or the glowing eyes peering at one from dark corners or down dim hallways before rapidly fleeing can inspire incredible paranoia and thus they are categorized as dangerous beings.
Teraphim feed on harmless amounts of blood, nipped from fingers, toes, shoulders or other exposed limbs hanging out of a recuperacoon or protruding from the slime, though rare bites to the lips, ears or tongue are also known to happen. They will also eat bits of food left on counters and will sometimes overturn garbage cans to eat whatever is in there too. In return for a supply of food, teraphim will dutifully keep a hive free of pests and will drive away many of the other harmful creatures on this list. Teraphim are also known to alert the resident lusus to troubles it cannot handle.
Some that have lived for a while have learned clean a hive while the troll sleeps, acting as a second or surrogate lusus when it comes to maintaining a healthy hive. Unless driven out or starved, a teraphim will never leave the hive it has chosen and will make a nest for itself in an unused room or cupboard, dodging both the hive owner and the lusus over their apparently everlasting lifespan. It is estimated that 32% of all hives on Alternia and .5% of ships in the fleet possess at least one teraphim.
It is unknown how teraphim reproduce, if they do at all.
ABOMINATIONS - set 2!
Marodra and Caterbra!
its offical, Marodra is my favourite of the ones ive done :) i love lionfish, so i thought I’d try and use them for the fins.
seriously guys, it’s so much fun!
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Uh… thanks? I-I mean, really, thanks for remembering me. It means a lot someone out there realizes I’m here, but d-don’t surprise me like that! Being called out just kind of freaks…
==> Accept the leg, and then slam and lock the door again
Gotta make a note to get rid of the fledgling boogeyman later… *Munchcrunch*
==> Eloxil: Shut the door, then immediately reopen it in your subjuggulator disguise
~My friend and brother of the church most high, I’ve already accepted! Now fuck off and die.~
==> Shut the door and go back to watching movies with Ninlia