Name: The Kraken Description: A titanic creature that resides in the depths of sea, the Kraken, much like its namesake, is known for its ferocity and the mystery surrounding it. Little information exists about it outside of rumor and fables. Its true morphology is unknown, but the few images surrounding it have shown that it possesses several massive tentacles. Behavior: It guards one of the few above-ground entrances to the Undercrypt's Erebus level, violently attacking anything that comes near the hidden island inside of the deadly Impuratus Triangle in Purgatory's largest ocean. Extremely brutal and a vile creature worthy of being a gatekeeper to hell, the Kraken is a beast that no man has ever succeeded in beating, and few have been able to escape from. Tamability: Impossible to tame. Where is it found?: In the Impuratus Triangle of Purgatory's largest ocean, near the island and its gateway to Erebus. The island's location itself is unknown, but the Kraken is a sure sign you are close, a good thing if you can survive. Rarity: Only one of its kind has ever been found. Diet/Method of gaining nutrients and energy: Likely carnivorous, but will attack anything. Products?: Death. Reproduction: Unknown. Size: Unknown, estimates range from the size of a decently-sized building to 300m long. Weight: Unknown, likely a countless amount of tons. Lifespan: Unknown, but the beast has been a piece of Purgatorian fables for generations. Abilities: Massive size, capable of tearing apart vessels by land and by sea that enter its territory. Strength on its own tier. Its size leads to it being able to sustain a massive amount of fire from weaponry without much overall damage. Flaws: Unknown, the few people that have escaped its attacks have mostly gotten out through blind luck and fleeing nearly immediately after its arrival. Other: Because of this creature's reputation as a harbinger of death and destruction, no one would know anything about it outside of any possible rumors they may have heard about it as the Gatekeeper to Hell.
