Giggault Relle

Giggault is a becoming woman, giving the task of destroying Cataminei, and ending all dreams in Eternity. Giggault immidiately set out to obliterate Cataminei in her Prison, but was dealt with effortlessly by the Angel of Dreams, who cast Giggault into the Infinite Maze.
In the Maze, Giggault consumes the dreams of others, attatching herself to that dreamer forever, and feeding off their dreams eternally. Beings on Devidica who do not dream, do not dream because of Giggault Relle.
==Appearance==
Giggault appears in two forms. The first as a becoming, nude woman with violet tinged skin, and the second as a hideous, insectoid monster. Her true form is the former, which is adorned with silver and gold jewelry. Her left hand sports a braclet of pitch-black metal from which an uncountable number of smoky, violet cords extend into the Infinite Maze. Each cord can be traced to a particular zone where the Maze certainly exists, but no dreams happen. As a monster, Giggault reflects a common Nightmare of dreamers: bugs. She is a long, sickly brown centipede whose front is supported upright, casting a pair of sparkling red segmented eyes upon the dreamer who sees her. Several human appendages extend from the upright torso, which end in hands, feet, and sometimes even visages. The violet cords connect from the dreamless zones to a mouth filled with saw-like teeth, guared by sharp manibles. Unlike Cataminei, Dreamers remember seeing Giggault, should their dreaming travels take them to her. She is viewed as a woman much more often than a monstrosity, much to the dreamer's fortune.
==Mortal Interaction==
Despite her apperant antagonistic nature, beyond devouring a mortal's ability to dream, the Angel of Atrophy is fairly pleasant to meet in one's dreams so long she has not assumed the form of a nightmare. She often appears durring nightmares to young children, carrying them away from horror and placing them in more awkward situations, such as leaving an attack from a monster to be placed in front of a crowd naked. If the dreamer manages to converse with Giggault, she will pleasantly talk back to them in obscure riddles. If a dreamer is unfortunate enough to meet Giggault as the source of their nightmare, she will live up fully to the role of horror, playing off of all the weaknesses and fears of the unlucky individual and providing a truly horrific nightmare beyond compare.
Category:Angels