Keldeer

Keldeer is a mythological water deer that is a subspecies of the Kelpie. Just like the kelpie, they can shapeshift. They are said to be widespread worldwide but are in larger numbers near the tundral and arctic regions of northwestern Parania (Especially in the northern portions of the Kingdom of Chark). They are extremely similar to the main kelpie; they can take form of a human and are said to enjoy drowning fearful victims who loiter around their territory. 
== Mythology ==
Keldeer coexist with the kelpie and the arctic siren in the northern regions of the Isle of Chark; they are all said to inhabit a dangerous and ghastly kingdom underneath the iceberg-rich waters called Morticia. Unlike the kelpie or siren; these keldeer form groups of hundreds to nearly thousands and they swim in unison while they can swim round-the-world 1,000 times in a day. However, most like to linger around the northern Isle of Chark as they fit best with the daily fog and gloominess of the area. While keldeer do enjoy drowning victims in order to keep Morticia a secret; there are a more fraternal counterpart to them, namely, the Kraza who are seen seeking human companionship and a worthy owner.
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