Carmun isn’t much of a character herself, being an oversized crablike sea monster, but one of the traits she does show is an intense “mother bear” attitude towards her eggs, nest, and hatchlings. She’s prepared to die for them (and does).
Carmun isn’t much of a character herself, being an oversized crablike sea monster, but one of the traits she does show is an intense “mother bear” attitude towards her eggs, nest, and hatchlings. She’s prepared to die for them (and does).
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A few monsters from “Seven Tears on the Tide”:
-Carmun, a massive crab-like monster who’s made her nest in Quiet Cove
-strix, birds of prey with a thirst for human blood
-an undead polar bear
-Woe, a demon of sorrow obsessed with Arlise
A few monsters from “Seven Tears on the Tide”:
-Carmun, a massive crab-like monster who’s made her nest in Quiet Cove
-strix, birds of prey with a thirst for human blood
-an undead polar bear
-Woe, a demon of sorrow obsessed with Arlise
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For “Seven Tears on the Tide”:
Woe doesn’t have family, being a spirit/demon, but the krache folk name Carmun is a fiercely protective mother, and the storm ravaging Quiet Cove is one she conjured to protect her nest site.
For “Seven Tears on the Tide”:
Woe doesn’t have family, being a spirit/demon, but the krache folk name Carmun is a fiercely protective mother, and the storm ravaging Quiet Cove is one she conjured to protect her nest site.
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