Monstrosities

Monstrosities are the minions of Kinacha. Kinacha will often use his monstrosities to carry out his dirty work, or complete tasks that would be impossible with Kinacha's enormous frame. The grand majority of Kinacha's monstrosities reside underground, likely hidden in the Tunnels or emptier parts of Night, whilst Kinacha only carries a small gathering of them with him. When Kinacha calls on his legion of monstrosities, they burst from the ground in droves, breaking the earth and destabilizing entire fields in moments. Fortunately, this destructive force is less useful within the Terrace, due to the rocky, mountainous terrain of the area.

Kinacha's monstrosites are largely mutated versions of Demigods and Myth's wildlife, making them varied and unpredictable. However, some forms of monstrosity are almost completely alike from one to the next.

## Variants

### Seekers

The Seekers are Kinacha's primary fighting force. He is likely to use Seekers in almost any situation, whether it be offensive or defensive, and is able to create or summon a large amount without using much energy in the process. Seekers resemble cephalopods, having a large number of tentacles and a distinct squid-like head. Seekers are made out of a malleable, inky-black substance that allows them to morph into different shapes at Kinacha's command. Seekers emit a "monstrous aura", similarly to Kinacha himself. This aura allows the Seekers to effectively frenzy enemy troops, making them easily predictable and easy to adapt to.

### Lobotomites

Lobotomites are Demigods that Kinacha has killed and revived as expendable slaves for his legion. The lobotomites are the most numerous of the Monstrosities, and are commonly used in situations where Kinacha wants to weaken the enemy before launching his full attack. Despite being the weakest of Kinacha's monstrosities, the Lobotomites are extremely feral, and attack in merciless droves that can easily tear apart an unprepared foe.

Despite being mutated Demigods, the Lobotomites have few traits to resemble what they once were. Lobotomites will often walk in an apelike fashion, as their animal instincts have been enhanced to a point of no return. Lobotomite skin resembles reptile skin, with a rough, scaly feel and green tints. Lobotomite fingers and toes end in long, jagged claws used for ripping prey to shreds. The most noticeable traits of a Lobotomite, however, is their open cranium. Lobotomites have the top halves of their skulls removed, leaving no eyes or brain. Where the brain would normally be, there is only a bright green glow, representing the Lobotomite's life force. A Lobotomite may expend this energy once in order to fire an incredibly powerful burst of energy, capable of knocking down walls and destroying enemy armor. Once this energy is expended, the Lobotomite will die.

### Letter Giants

Easily the rarest and most powerful Monstrosity in Kinacha's legion, the Letter Giants are a true force to behold. A Letter Giant is an physical apparition of Kinacha's mind, allowing each Giant to harness Kinacha's full power with little consequence. Due to being directly connected to Kinacha, a Letter Giant requires constant upkeep to keep it powerful. If a Letter Giant is destroyed in battle, Kinacha will receive a large dose of mental pain, something he gives, but rarely recieves.

Letter Giants, as the name implies, are enormous figures made up of symbols and words. The words that appear will often involve Kinacha's thoughts at the time of the Giant's creation. A single green eye will appear somewhere on each Giant's body. This Eye is the Giant's direct link to Kinacha's consciousness, and their source of power. Occasionally a Giant will appear without Kinacha's say-so, however. These "Flawed Giants" are often far more powerful than an average Giant, occasionally surpassing gods in power, but will not obey Kinacha's commands and cause severe mental anguish while they are in existance. Unlike normal Giants, the Flawed are often capable of speaking, although the language they speak is confusing and not understandable by an average God.

## Unique Monstrosities

Some monstrosities serve as guardians for Kinacha's possessions, or are specially designed to destroy certain enemies. These Monstrosities are often jokingly named by Kinacha in order to further humiliate enemies who are beaten down by said Monstrosities.

### "Nibbles"

Nibbles serves as Kinacha's last line of defense for enemies that have entered the Museum and survived its trials. Nibbles is an enormous Seeker, at least three times larger than the average Seeker. Also unlike average, each of Nibbles' tentacles ends in a chomping maw used to incapacitate and devour enemies. His name is a nod to said maws.

Nibbles originated in *Blood of the Royals*, where Muran mentions how simple it was to kill a large ink leviathan, to which Kinacha responds *"Nibbles was having an off day and you know it"*. The name was promptly adopted as the pet name of Kinacha's favorite Seeker.

*"It's hilarious and I love it, okay?"* -Kinacha, 2014

### "Sir Bookington"

Sir Bookington is an enormous mystic tome, and a minor god of Books. Sir Bookington appeared once in *Blood of the Royals*, where Kinacha used the tome to disintegrate a large portion of Krom's cranial cap. The book then turned to ash and vanished.