Abyssal Tirisuk

Abyssal Tirisuk is the amphibious Elder Dragon, descendant of the drakes with elongated black whiskers that are bioluminescent if the ice chucks installed use as combat, shorter whiskers cannot. Their two horns, human ears, sharp spines cutting through ice with bioluminescence, their fish-like tail, their limbs into webbed toes, jet black scaly skin. Their belly was bluish ale purple, and fins are present on the shoulders. The eye color for Tirisuk was sexual dimorphism; red for females, vermilion for males. The bioluminescent and their powers always are in a fully charged state, with all of its spikes constantly glowing at maximum power.

Abilities

Abyssal Tirisuk spews elongated high pressure of cold water when the water turns into ice on impact, along with conductors of electric with copper and silver molecules. Tirisuk controls their whiskers as a third limb, its prehensile use as combat or self-defense. In enraged mode, flashes itself in their mouth and closes their eyes to avoid blind itself and stuns enemies.

Weather Phenomenon

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Ecology

Abyssal Tirisuk was once the top predator in the shores of its previous environment on Arctic to Iceland, but now it isn't able to easily catch some larger prey due to its new lifestyle. Abyssal Tirisuk now specializes in catching deep-sea prey like fish and some species of lobsters.

More than 5,000 non-hatchling Tirisuk are thought to be in existence overall. Because of its enormous populations, vast habitat, and successful management in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and, to a lesser extent, Siberia (mostly Korea to Hokkaido), the Tirisuk has a secure world population as a whole. Due to strong protective measures, Tirisuk populations are developing in the ABC Islands, a rare region of Southeast Asia. Future management may call for incentives generated from sustainable use to combat growing public hostility due to the human-dragon conflict (HDC).

Behavior

Tirisuks are actually aggressive species towards everything including humans. Some Tirisuk cannot hunt everything including predators on their payback.

Distribution and Habitat

As its name suggests, this species has been almost exclusively sighted in extremely deep and remote areas of the ocean. On very rare occasions however, it can be seen on dry land at midnight. They still persist today in a few isolated cases, tiny communities, and iconic populations dispersed throughout the surviving wetland environments. The island of Mindanao, Sarawak, Jakarta, the rivers and estuaries in southern Palawan, the Sulu Archipelago, Sabah, northeastern Mindanao, the Aceh region, Singapore, and a small portion of northeastern Luzon are estimated to have the highest concentrations of Abyssal Tirisuk.

Movement Pattern: Nomadic
Individual Type: Solo
Population Trend: Unknown
Population: Unknown
Locomotion: Amphibious
Habitat: all
Earth: Bermuda; Canada; Denmark; Guam; Indonesia; Iran; Malaysia; Myanmar; Norway; Philippines; Russia; Singapore; Sweden; United States; Vietnam

Tamed

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Lore

Project Pashneia, a scientific project by the Terran branch of Deities to produce any animals, monsters, or humans in terms of their own, was responsible for creating the three species of Tirisuk.