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Coiled heart, eye-tooth, feral child
Take me dancing in the wild
IMPULSIVE . WILD . CUNNING
Those who have encountered PHINEAS have not been harmed directly by it. This beast prefers to keep its distance and approach on its own volition. In an encounter with PHINEAS, personal goods (often food) are found to be missing afterward. However, rare reports of PHINEAS gifting objects to those who cross their path also exist...
While mischevious, beings who have encountered PHINEAS do not describe its behaviour as malevolent.
INITIAL OBSERVATIONS
Sightings of PHINEAS go back to the dark ages, where it was blamed for poor harvests due to its appetite.
Some gargoyles have been found in the likeness of PHINEAS. The intent of these carvings are unknown.
RECENT REPORTINGS
In times of heavy rain, PHINEAS will disappear and not re-appear until the skies clear and the ground dries.
PHINEAS will often approach hikers in hopes of recieving food.
PHINEAS has recently been observed among deer populations. It is unknown why.
RUMOURS
One witness reportedly saw PHINEAS breathing fire.
PHINEAS has been spotted on multiple continents. There is speculation that PHINEAS can fly or teleport in order to do this.
The neck of PHINEAS has reported to have an elastic quality, and can extend in order to reach fruit off trees.
- FOOD
- TRINKETS
- ROAMING
- PURSUERS
- SOUND OF STEEL
- WATER
- Depictions of PHINEAS can vary wildly.
- Commonly depicted with a thin neck with warm-toned fur, black talons and a dark grey underbelly.
- Red and angular.
- Seemingly appears anywhere at will.
- Recordings have used any and all pronouns for PHINEAS.
