Erumía

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Erumia is the largest living jellyfish and mythological jellyfish resemble stingless jellyfish in Palau. She had a pink translucent cap, pink mouthparts on the inside of the cap with blue markings, pinkish magenta translucent tentacles and even seven large projections that are stingers.

Erumia is the dumbest thing ever, she hatched a juvenile or baby version of herself, the édeéde. She didn't command her babies and randomly attacked or wandered around the area with lesser poison and hallucination stingers. The édeéde attacks with stingers to poison the enemy one by one.

Erumia is immune to arcane elements.

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While jellyfish blooms have been documented in Papua New Guinea by Indonesian and Dutch scientists to look at the continental shelf caverns of Erumía and édééde in this place. It was recorded by many biologists to look closer at the nest site of Erumía. Nomura’s jellyfish are not helped by their size — being one of the largest species of jellyfish recorded and beaten by Erumía.

This species of jellyfish feeds mostly on zooplankton to larger ones in all stages of life, feeding on larger fish as they grow larger to help her babies to their mother. Their only predators consist of swordfish, tuna, sunfish, leatherback turtles, humans, fairies, elves, and even Elder Dragons.

Erumia may be a plankton eaters but this makes them act very predatory, pursuing enemies at a slow pace, but a shockingly large aggressive range, especially for a creature that’s not supposed to have any sensory organs or even a brain. Its attacks include torpor inducing stings and knocking riders off of their mounts. Do not underestimate this creature, as they can cripple almost anything, including strongest guardians or apex predators such as Elder Dragons, leaving them helpless as they slowly feed on them with her babies.

This makes the Erumía or édeéde rarest species, a deadly aquatic pest. They can be found alone but are most often found floating around in groups of two to seven individuals. Édeéde or Erumía do not take damage from nor show aggression towards any other fully aquatic animals unless caught in the middle of a fight between other creatures.

Erumia and Édeéde were located in deep underwater caverns in Papua New Guinea. She was imprisoned in undiscovered coral reefs with wandering édeéde around.

• Movement Pattern: Random

• Individual Type: Solo

• Population Trend: Stable

• Population: ???

• Locomotion: Aquatic

• Habitat: Warm Littoral; Cold Littoral; Warm Intertidal; Cold Intertidal; Kelp Forest; Coral Reef; Barrier Reef; Guyot; Neritic Zone (Warm); Neritic Zone (Cold); Pelagic Zone (Warm); Pelagic Zone (Cold); Benthic Zone.

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  • Extant: Papua New Guinea

She cannot be tamed.

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• See also: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1a_Vnez9fUwnf7ODPu37YgYYdmiy2bRx6

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