Sikna
According to surviving records and folk legends, a Sikna is a tragic and monstrous feral sophont species native to the tropical and warm climates of Kivria. Their most notable feature was their cat-like eyes, described as bone-chilling by survivors. Sikna are the result of when young children, usually Henin, were hidden away to die far from their community after a coming-of-age ritual backfired and corrupted the child's spirit. The resulting Sikna is tethered up to a certain distance from its burial site. It will wander and predate upon passerbys until the following conditions are met:
- The body fully decomposes
- someone kills it outright, a second time
- someone properly buries the corpse
- someone captures and forces it out of the range of the corpse
Origin/Ancestry
Tropics of Kivria, Henin in Origin
Lifespan
Unknown
Conservation Status
Extinct, except for one domesticated feral sophont, Kiyal-Lantana living in Haven under the close guidance of his adoptive family.
Average Height
3 feet tall
Average Weight
35
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