Eidolon
Murderface Murderface
Time passes in the lonely lands, little to be seen or felt as the vanguard of the Gotei's best presses through their mission. On the horizon, only rolling dunes mark the landscape, bereft of life or death. Until . . .
For those with vision unlike that of a normal being, an anomaly came into sight. Of all things to find in Hueco Mundo, it was a tree. Truly it was not a thing of life with green leaves and bark, but instead a twisted, thin spire of quartz or a similar crystal that was merely a grim mockery of such beauty. Sitting by this tree was a beast, in some ways like the other, and in many ways not. It was bipedal, though it used a thin tail to stabilize its awkward stance. The body held a shade of sky blue to it, and its head was crowned with a broad and thick mask of pearly white. But what stood out most about this monster was its spherical, bulbous eyes that seemed to be made of . . . glass?
And what was worse, the beast was talking. Lips moved to form unheard words, but to whom, or what, remained a mystery.
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For those with vision unlike that of a normal being, an anomaly came into sight. Of all things to find in Hueco Mundo, it was a tree. Truly it was not a thing of life with green leaves and bark, but instead a twisted, thin spire of quartz or a similar crystal that was merely a grim mockery of such beauty. Sitting by this tree was a beast, in some ways like the other, and in many ways not. It was bipedal, though it used a thin tail to stabilize its awkward stance. The body held a shade of sky blue to it, and its head was crowned with a broad and thick mask of pearly white. But what stood out most about this monster was its spherical, bulbous eyes that seemed to be made of . . . glass?
And what was worse, the beast was talking. Lips moved to form unheard words, but to whom, or what, remained a mystery.
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