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Kappas |
A Kappa is an odd creature. it is sort of like a turtle but also something you cant describe. Kappas have bowls on his head. as long as that bowl is full of water he'll have immeasureable strength. If that bowl emptys he will lose his strength and be as helpless as a wounded duck. A kappa is good at healing and mending bones. If you are in pain or are hurt in any way, a Kappa will try to help you in any way he can and he will not forget a favour. back to the bowl on his head. Kappa becomes so strong he can drag a whole cow down to his layer under the water.A Kappa usually lives underwater on a deserted coast or a river not far from a cow grazing area. If a Kappa gets hold of you it will not let go. it has tentacle-like fingers so as i said before, it will not let go. He will not attack you unless he is provoked though so just be careful. |
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Iceworm (Shamattawattamoose) |
The Iceworm's is comprised of an ice-like substance, granting it a superhuman level of duability. It is immune to even the most extreme cold temperatures and has a horn on it's head half the length of it's body. However the Iceworm has no limbs or eyes, so it can be easily disoriented. Iceworms are occasionally found in the glaciers in/around the alaskan range. They lived actually inside the glaciers. Iceworms need air but can't live on land, so the glaciers are the perfect spot for them to live. Ice is easily dug through for the iceworms and in the glacier it's not solid ice. In the cracks and crevasses there is flowing water, in the middle of a glacier there is water, something between a lake and a pond. I'd give you a better description of size but i can't, it varies with the temperatures. An Iceworm tends to live about 4,000 years, and mates at about the 800 year mark. An iceworm is a mischeivous creature, it will steal the fish off fisherman's hooks, it will also hook it's horn in a net and pull violently to make it seem as if the men have a fish. In conclusion an iceworm is a very interesting creature who deserves to be known about. |
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