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''Source: Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting'' | |||
The hollow, rattling roar echoing through the waves sends a dread chill down the spine of treasure divers, clenching their nerves into knots. Abyssal lurkers are tremendous coldwater leviathans. Their bodies are serpentine, like those of eels, but their heads are wedge-shaped and resemble something akin to a hammerhead shark or flat-headed venomous snake. Abyssal lurkers are solitary and fiercely territorial, and their jagged-toothed maws are more than large enough to swallow a typical humanoid whole. They primarily dwell in waters near a coastline or around shipwrecks where they can snag the careless diver or large aquatic life. When driven to great hunger, however, abyssal lurkers will breach the surface and have been known to destroy galleons and warships. Just remember...if you can hear it, it can see you. | The hollow, rattling roar echoing through the waves sends a dread chill down the spine of treasure divers, clenching their nerves into knots. Abyssal lurkers are tremendous coldwater leviathans. Their bodies are serpentine, like those of eels, but their heads are wedge-shaped and resemble something akin to a hammerhead shark or flat-headed venomous snake. Abyssal lurkers are solitary and fiercely territorial, and their jagged-toothed maws are more than large enough to swallow a typical humanoid whole. They primarily dwell in waters near a coastline or around shipwrecks where they can snag the careless diver or large aquatic life. When driven to great hunger, however, abyssal lurkers will breach the surface and have been known to destroy galleons and warships. Just remember...if you can hear it, it can see you. | ||