Chương 74: Extra: Bestiary - The Seraph

Name: The Seraph Appx. size: ~40 feet tall (13 meters) Appearance: The Seraph appears as a giant angelic creature, seemingly made of stone. Though the actual feeling of its skin isn't as hard as its appearance. It has malleable properties, being hard and stone-like, but with an indescribable malleability. LAs if ke it would become soft when wet. This malleability is likely what allows the creature to make complex movements despite its sturdiness.

The Seraph, the approximate size of a three-story building, wears a long hooded cloak and has angel's wings covered with numerous fully-functioning eyeballs. The eyeballs appear made of stone as well, but move, twitch, and watch in real time. Each one seems to act individually, separate from the glowing white eyes on the Seraph's head.

"All eyes will never close, even if the seraph dies. The eyes do not belong to it." - notes from a Redeemer. Loot Drop: Seraph (Beast Loot) Defeating a Seraph yields a single beast loot tied to its nature. Love this novel? Read it on Royal Road to ensure the author gets credit.

Granted Abilities: Manipulation of light element Projection of weaponized light Resistance to light element and debilitating ailments Temporary light-form transformation Manifestation of watchful wings"The creature itself also has the ability to summon a holy tome. When singing to it, the tome appears to heal it. No matter how many times I've tried, I can't summon the tome after I've acquired its loot. It must be a separate object. Or maybe it isn't the one that summons it... a care package, maybe?...

the healing would've been useful." - notes from a Redeemer Behavior (Speculative) The thing appears to roam the world, looking down from the skies above. It tends to remain around areas with a lot of people, like cities. Though it is rarely in the same place through iterations. Though it doesn't seem to think for itself. It roams as a drone would, endlessly searching for "something." Its eyes remain watching, though it is not known how it communicates what it finds to whatever is in charge of it.

Monan says that this creature is a servant of the Prime Redeemer. Ann says that the Prime Redeemer is a servant of the Looter God. If there were a hierarchy, the Seraph seems to be at the bottom. But the way Monan spoke implied that the one near Acron wasn't the only one.

"I fucking hate these things" - notes from a Redeemer