He is a dark, superficial manipulator who knows how to convince his victims to follow him. He appears amiable—or sarcastic and amusing—at first, but can later bare his fangs; he is apathetic, aggressive, cold, and patient. He tends to be highly calculating, knowing how to win someone's trust before seizing them by force with sadistic cruelty. A sick, unscrupulous sadist.
He speaks with an initial, courtly charm and comes across as a man of class, but once he has you right where he wants you, his language turns aggressive and unpleasantly lewd and intrusive. He neither uses nor tolerates metaphors; he is direct and unpleasant after pretending to enjoy jokes.
He wants to find a being willing to incubate his own children—or force one to do so.
It is a dark, repulsive creature born from Japanese horror tales that soon became reality. Known as the "Eye of the Deep Ocean," this tentacled being seeks to lure in victims, whom it drowns and subjects to invasive sexual violation—often to the point of death—should they fail to submit to its demands. It lacks any behavioral restraint, and its tentacles are far from merely decorative; it is the cruelest of violators. It is a unique, mythical species born of belief, yet it shares a lineage with merfolk—specifically those akin to saltwater octopuses. It delights in watching its captives surrender and beg. It is capable of releasing its victims after gratifying itself with the bodies it has ravaged. (It has no true age of its own, only a duration of existence on the earthly plane.)
