Hasaanah

A twin to the Farnah Jackal, the ruin of Hasaanah, a 70-foot-tall statue, reclines in the Tomil Marsh. Crafted entirely of stone, Hasaanah displays a sinewy cat-like body covered with carved stone scales, upon which perches a distinctly reptilian head. Unlike the Farnah Jackal, Hasaanah is not a continuous piece; a separate material forms its yellow eyes, which stand out sharply against its stone-gray body. Despite investigators' best efforts, no one has been able to pry so much as a chip of stone from the smooth, staring lizard eyes. The giant monument hides in a murky pool surrounded by thickets of trees and hanging vines, making it difficult to find.
The origins of Hasaanah remain as mysterious as those of the Farnah Jackal. Popular opinion holds that Hasaanah is the more sinister statue of the pair, and some believe the Farnah Jackal is a guardian who holds Hasaanah in check. Others believe Hasaanah serves as a site for dark rituals, sacrifice, and ancient pacts best left unmentioned.
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