Erlik

A picture of a human Erlik destroying a fort in 1917

## In WW1

In 1915, at the beginning of WW1, the Turkish Empire had collected records of a Mysterious chemical discovered in Canada and English Canada, this chemical reacted with human bone violently, possibly causing explosions of toxic gas and a silver-like toxic metal. In 1916, Turkish Empire began experiments with living dogs, cutting open their arms and adding this chemical, which was secretly stolen from England. One day, when a fire broke out at the fort where a testing was taking place, the fire entered the dog's wound and made all 3 elements react, causing the dog to expand and become a monster, the locals called it Erlik based on the Turkish devil figure. Turkish forces put the beast down with Artillery cannons and took the experiment into account, the Turkish research center started experimenting with humans, trying to use the Erlik as a weapon of war, the experiments in 1917 put an unconscious human, filled a wound with the chemical, exposed the bone and put a fire over the area. The first experiment ended in the fort where it took place, being destroyed. the next test in august 1917 had a cannon placed on top of the enclosure, the person having the same conditions as the before test, except for this time the person was trained to only attack enemy soldiers. The test went well, as the Erlik did not attack or destroy anything, the Erlik was assigned to the Siege of Medina, where it massacred multiple British troops, but the Erlik bas only trained to kill enemy soldiers, so the Arab revolt's soldiers, who were once in the Ottoman Empire. The Erlik didn't recognize them as enemy, so the revolt shot the Erlik with an artillery cannon, killing it. The Turkish Empire gave the Research documents to the Republic of Venin in 1917, who used them more productively. The Documents were later given to German researchers in 1918, after Venin collapsed. Warfare with Erliks was called Demon Warfare, and was later considered a war crime to use in 1921.

## 1930s-1970s

in the 1930's, when fascism was rising in Germany, the researchers were set to work on the Erlik files sent from the now collapsed Turkish Empire. The German researchers, instead of only using fire, calcium and the mystery chemical, they used the mystery chemical, calcium and a variation of other chemicals, over a year, 19 were killed in the 12 experiments, when, in 1939 the second world war begun, the tests kicked back up, gold was used in this test resulting in the Erlik Panic, in which a giant beast, at least 320 meters tall. The Erlik moved east into Poland, and destroyed multiple cities, it recreated smaller Erlik, similar to the ones that were involved in the WW1 testing. The giant Erlik was called Undenkbar, translating into "unthinkable", referencing its massive size. Undenkbar was killed in a German attack, involving multiple heavy ordinances being dropped directly onto it, making it collapse, in the capture of Undenkbar, a famous German battle against the creature, the German soldiers surrounded it and let out heavy fire on Undenkbar. The Undenkbar killed over 10,000 soldiers and retreated north, before bleeding to death, the smaller Erlik were tracked down in Poland, which was later occupied by Germany over the world war, later being over the iron curtain after WW2, the rest of the Erliks being destroyed by soviet forces, the last one being killed in 1972. In 1978, the Soviet Government sold the abandoned research documents to Cuba