Aquitós

Aquitós, an enigmatic entity from ancient Burgitanian mythology, embodies the epitome of chaos and destruction in its monstrous form of a two-headed eagle, clutching the decayed remains of fallen warriors within its talons. This mythical being soars across the lands, seeking out vulnerable souls to consume, serving as an ominous reminder of life's fragility and instilling fear and despair in all who witness its malevolent presence.
In ancient Roman culture, the Aquila stood as a symbol of strength and might, proudly borne as the standard by Roman legionaries. Aquitós, however, manifests as a grotesque distortion of the Aquila, symbolizing the inevitable chaos and destruction that looms over all existence. Legend has it that the gaze of Aquitós possesses the power to incite fear and madness, plunging those unfortunate enough to meet its eyes into the depths of insanity. It is inexorably drawn to the feeble-minded and vulnerable, aiming to feed on their souls for sustenance.
Throughout centuries, Aquitós has haunted the Earth, claiming the souls of fallen warriors and heinous criminals alike. Its insatiable hunger leaves behind naught but desolation and despondency. This creature is perceived as a tangible representation of the inescapability of death and the ensuing chaos. Even the bravest of souls are believed to be powerless against its formidable might.
In the end, only the most courageous souls dare to confront this abomination, ultimately severing its wings and decapitating its twin heads.