Designation : Dovench
Temperament : Ravenous, savage, and
tireless. Having been originally designed as a weapon, the Dovench is
on a constant hunt for women to devour.
Description : The Dovench was once
described by the TFC as ‘a mouth with legs’, and that essentially
sums up what the Dovench’s life is. Standing at 3.5 feet tall,
Having a large semi-spherical body, with a huge mouth lined with
metal-piercing teeth, no eyes, no ears, black oily skin, four long
extendable tendrils on its ba

Designation: Muttoquus
Temperament: Patient and graceful
with the exception of its feeding and mating times. Within range of
human women, however, the male Muttoquus becomes very purposefully
seductive, engorging its penis to full erection and brandishes it as
if to show off. Females are unable to ingest human women, but still
if a female is within range of a human woman, it will beckon and lead
the woman toward a male.
Description: The Muttoquus is a
large mammalian megafauna resembling a horse

Designation : Rimble
Temperament : Decieving, and sneaky.
Description : The Rimble is a
massive creature that resembles a large vehicle-sized Rafflesia.
However unlike the Rafflesia, the Rimble is neither a parasite nor a
plant at all. It is in fact classified as a warm-blooded amphibian
due to it having slippery skin, eggs, and self-regulated
body-temperature. The Rimble has no eyes, ears, or brain, and despite
its unique abilities that classify it as amphibian, it acts exactly
like a predatory

Designation : Menji
Temperament : Non-poisonous types
are territorial and aggressive, defending their territories with
sheer muscular force and high agility, while the more toxic variety
is often quite docile due to constant ingestion of their own toxin
which is produced in their saliva.
Description : A large bipedal
creature resembling a upright walking tree frog. Most are
non-poisonous, and are characterized by their green and eggshell
white coloration. However, the poisonous varieties come in

Designation : Gesh
Temperament : Docile.
Description :
The Gesh is essentially a large earthworm little more than 1 to 3
feet in length and 3 to 5 inches in width on average for juveniles, 8
to 10 feet in length and 7 to 10 inches in width for adults. Gesh
come in almost every observable color, which is determined entirely
by soil nutrient levels at time of hatching. Their bodies have been
described as having a texture like rubber or soft plastic, which is
likely a result of their diet of liquid