Name: Cocytus<br/><br/>Age: 102<br/><br/>Gender: Male<br/><br/>Pred or Prey: Pred<br/><br/>Willing Or Not: Either<br/><br/>Species/Race: Leviathan<br/><br/>Vore: Any<br/><br/>Sex?/Sexual Preference: Yes, straight. As his cock is over 130 feet long however, it's mostly for vore.<br/><br/>Weakness: Very vulnerable to magic, cannot talk and is only fairly smart by animal standards. If a spellcaster feeds him a beautiful maiden on the full moon, he cannot refuse a direct command from them for a months time.<br/><br/>Description: An absolutely enormous sea monster. Cocytus is over 600 feet in length, with deep blue scales and piercing yellow eyes. Sharp three-pronged fines radiate back on the sides of his head, like ears, with a pink tint at their edges. A similarly colored ridge of three spines cleave back on his head, with others doting down his mass. A number of faces can be seen on his mass, if one looks close, those the beast chose to absorb rather then digest, leaving them forever trapped as part of his body. At the end of his tail is a fin resembling a larger version of the "ears" with sharp spines lining it.<br/><br/>Extra Info: Cocytus is a non-sentient predator, though he feeds off the suffering of his prey, and so will go out of his way to frighten them and make being devoured unpleasant. As a sort of failsafe he is vulnerable to magical attacks, and via a sacrifice can be chained in a contract. He inhabits the northern water, and cannot leave it. Though he can snap up prey within a few hundred feet of the water.<br/><br/>With my stomach sated for the moment, a small pod of whales now churning away in my vast innards, I closed my eyes beneath the waves, resting on a large aquatic sandbank. Until, at least, I felt a thud, a strange impact with nothing in particular, and then a rush of wind. Wind? Beneath the water? I had no idea what was happening as I fell, seeing the sky and water spinning around me. My impact with the water was like a bomb, tossing up waves on all sides. Fortunately I fell at the center, and the shores would be spared tidal waves from my colossal bulk. My yellow eyes shifted about as I swam in a circle, taking in the sights around me. I saw no other aquatic creatures, though my weight probably launched them a good distance on landing, and instead began to swim ahead, towards the shore, in search of any familiar territory.