Kakkaka

Kakkaka The Man-eater is a Greater Daemon with insatiable hunger for bloodshed and flesh. He is the most feared champion of Ca'Tarain on Ferra, emboding the murderous side of the depraved deity.
== Biography ==
Kakkaka was once an orc adventurer named Hert, who together with his heroic party were known in the north of Ferra for their heroic deeds, slaying monsters and villains alike. Feeling powerful enough to take on a more powerful threat to the region, they started to track down a Daemon of Murder, which lead them into a vast dungeon. There, they navigated the twisting corridors, until eventually they became lost. Tired, hungry, and afraid, they thought they will perish without achieving their goal, but fortunately the ranger of the party tracked down the foul deity. After a rough battle, Hert pierced the heart of the daemon with his dagger, but unbeknownst to him that was the last act of heroism he will ever commit. The domain of the daemon forced itself upon him, and amplified his hunger. He slaughtered his friends without a shred of guilt, and then feasted on their corpses, but that was not enough to satiate him. He crawled out of the dungeon, transformed, and hungry for more.
== Name Origin ==
Kakkaka at first became a folklore legend in the north. Peasants said that before each brutal death, a sound akin to cackle or crackling of bones could be heard, Kakkaka being the onomatopoeia of the sound.
== Appearance and behaviour ==
Kakkaka is a humanoid creature with triangular head adorned with two horn-like spikes. His skin is smooth and dark cyan in colour. His mouth is circular, with countless rows of teeth, and his eyes are fully white, lacking any iris. He has three pairs of arms, with the first and second one on both sides being gruesomely merged. His hands and feet have incorrect number of fingers and toes, ranging from 4 to 7. Lastly, he has a long tail with a sharp tip. Despite him constantly feeding on others, he is extremely skinny, like he was starving.
He seldom wears any clothes, but always carries an assortment of knives and daggers, all looted from the corpses of his victims, with the exception of the steel dagger he always carries in his right top-most arm, it being his weapon before he ascended. It appears it is impossible to reason with him, or even communicate.