Human Emotions and Mures

"*The first of three mures which I have been doing research on is the type which I call 'The Heedless.' The Heedless are blind, lowly mutated humanoid creatures. However they are sporadic in their muscle growth and development. This peculiar disability is especially prevalent in their arm and leg areas. The most glaring feature of these scary creatures are the bare skin that replace their eyes. These creatures are filled with an unbridled rage that cannot be quenched if they are startled. They attack on sight - or more likely with these strange creatures attack on hearing.*

*I believe that Mures are caused by strong particular feelings. For these creatures I dubbed The Heedless, the feelings are those of animosity, wrath, or anger. These strong feelings persisted after death, and once the beings died, the feelings kept burning and growing within the husk. Eventually the lifeless body would be consumed by the primal power of wrath and would be demented and malformed into a hideous Mure, devoted to purging itself of wrath.*

*The second of these horrifying beasts I have dubbed 'The Greiver.' The Griever is smaller and less impressive than The Heedless. The Griever appears almost as a walking corpse, one you might find in a crypt or haunted graveyard, where all good test subjects come from. However you can distinguish a reanimated corpse from a Griever by the Greiver's dark, black eyes. It's body will have a strange dark-blue hue to it, and it's veins will run black. These pitiful beings are creatures who lived or died in extreme despair or sadness.*

*Although the Greiver is physically much less impressive than a Heedless, the Greiver is much smarter than any others I have come across. It was the Greiver's who one day got the better of me after I had experienced several sleepless nights; they seem to be able to coordinate with each other, and lie in shadows to wait for prey to walk by. Griever's also typically disguise themselves as dead bodies, waiting for prey to pass. One late night I was doing my rounds, making sure the Mures were all chained up and secured after the day's tests. The Greiver's however hid in the darkness of my research quarters. When I approached to look for traces of them they nearly prevented my finishing this book. Luckily, their chains were secure.*

*The last type of mure which I have studied is 'The Grinner.' A person who had a joyful but purposeless life will often become a Grinner, their only reason for existence is trying to find the purpose they didn't have in life. These mures are quick - agile. You can tell you're up against a Grinner by the giant contorted smile stretched across the entirety of its face.*

*As far as mures go the Grinner is skinny - not as skinny as the Griever's but certainly more so than the Heedless. The Grinner's most impressive ability is it's innate magic casting skill. A Grinner can influence the Ethereal Plane to his will, using magic like charms to its advantage. These Grinners are extremely quick and agile, and as with all other mures on this list should be approached only by professionals who exercise the utmost caution.*

*I believe the mures I have described barely scratch the surface. There are surely hundreds of more different kinds of mures out there all caused by some particular strong feelings. Two which I have noticed are fear and possibly even love, though more research must be conducted. The type of mure a person turns into is mostly dependent on their perosnality. Traits like pride, or greed.. these all affect what type of mure a person becomes.*

*All my research was conducted in-house. I collected mures and observed their behavior, killed them and preformed autopsies in compliance with Kilead's Bill of Good Health Sec. 73. All of my hypothesis and research is backed not only with my own study but with accounts and stories I have been told by multiple sources."*

 -Nathaniel Reed