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Werhys (Wear-Riss)

The Werhys, or "Monsters" as they are sometimes called, are a category of Rhysar that are known for their twisted, larger-than-life forms and aggressive nature. These fearsome beasts can be found throughout the wilds of Arora, and many who encounter them live to tell tales of their ferocity and power. The Werhys are a product of the chaotic and unpredictable nature of the Ferrological Fields, and their appearance can vary greatly depending on the animal they were created from. Some may have multiple heads, while others may have armored hides or razor-sharp claws. Regardless of their appearance, one thing is for certain: these creatures are not to be trifled with.

Despite their fearsome reputation, the Werhys are not inherently evil or malicious. They are simply creatures of instinct, driven by a primal desire to survive and thrive in the wilds. If left alone, they will often avoid contact with humans and other sentient races, preferring instead to hunt and roam in peace. However, if provoked or threatened, the Werhys can become incredibly dangerous. They are known for their incredible strength and agility, and their ferocity in battle is the stuff of legend. Many who have faced a Werhys in combat have come away with scars that they will carry for the rest of their lives.

Despite the danger they pose, the Werhys are still fascinating creatures to many scholars and adventurers. Some seek to study their biology and behaviour, while others hunt them for their Ferrousto, which can be found coating their hides like scales. The Ferrousto of a Werhys is highly sought after, as it can greatly enhance the power of an Arcanist who possesses it. In the end, the Werhys are just one more mystery in the wild and untamed world of Arora. Whether they are seen as beasts to be feared or creatures to be studied and respected, they remain an integral part of the ecosystem and a testament to the power and unpredictability of the Ferrological Fields.


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