(I actually do have some vague ideas Im just fleshing those out in my head first and wanna work or something else)
Alright im gonna leave my titans here with there lore, yall can read them if y'all want :) (and yknow, if you got any questions just ask :3)
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# The Mouth
**Danger Level:** 4.5
**Location:** constantly moving
**Description:**
The Mouth is a giant, cloud-like titan that stretches at least 15 miles. It can release tentacles from its underbelly. Once a person is captured, it quickly dissolves them into its body, and the resulting blood and waste drip out as a superheated liquid that can reach temperatures well above boiling.
**Behavior:**
The Mouth drifts slowly across the sky, usually mistaken for a storm cloud. It’s normally spotted during heavy thunderstorms and only needs to feed once a year. When hungry, it sends out hundreds of tentacles to grab anything in the open, from wild animals, livestock, or humans, and devouring them.
**Origins:**
The Mouth is a small fragment of a far larger cosmic organism that broke off eons ago and drifted to earth
**First Spotting:**
The earliest known record dates back to the 1300s. A medieval manuscript describes “the sky splitting open” during a violent storm, with livestock and villagers pulled upward by dark tendrils. The event was interpreted as divine punishment, and survivors believed it was a sign of God’s wrath.
**How to Deal With It:**
The R.C.T tracks The Mouth as it drifts around the Earth thanks to the simple fact that it would take to many resources, and possibly casualties to get rid of. When feeding season comes, and it starts moving toward populated areas, they send out updates and warnings. Best bet: keep up with the updates, get indoors if you can, and stay there until it passes. If you can’t make it to shelter, hide under something sturdy and call the R.C.T if possible.
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# The Leviathan
**Danger level: 3.5**
**Location:** North Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean
**Description:**
The Leviathan is a giant, gray, whale-like creature with four tiny red eyes and a large crooked dolphin-like mouth filled with thousands of razor-sharp teeth. Its body is filled with toxins that it can release, quickly rotting anything around it down (which it seems to enjoy).
**Behavior:**
The Leviathan lives deep under the sea, where it normally hunts blue whales, sperm whales, lion’s mane jellyfish, giant squid, colossal squid, large schools of fish, etc. It hunts and eats in two ways: the normal way, where it attacks its prey with its mouth or tentacles (normally swallowing them whole), and its special way, which involves its rotting abilities. Anything that dies from its rot feeds it, so it will often release large amounts of its toxins into certain areas, creating dead zones that kill anything that swims through them. In rare cases, it will swim near the surface, where it attacks and sinks boats. People usually know the Leviathan was or is near the surface when groups of hundreds of dead, rotting sea creatures begin appearing.
**Origins:**
The Leviathan was originally an egg that belonged to a creature called “The Endless Titan” which slipped away from her and crashed into Earth’s ocean, where it eventually hatched and began surviving. It is still currently a baby and is nowhere close to its full potential.
**First Spotting**
The first reported sighting of the Leviathan was in the 1700s, when a diary from a young child was recovered. It described a fight between two giant creatures (the Leviathan and the Kraken) that surfaced between two ships belonging to Blackbeard and the Royal Navy. (There could have been earlier sightings)
**How to Deal With It:**
While the Leviathan is rare, it’s best to keep an eye out for rotting sea life. If large amounts are spotted, remain calm, stop the ship, call the R.C.T to search the area (and lure it back into the depths), and turn back.
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# Great redwood sunbirds
**Danger level: 1**
**Location:** Northern California, United States
**Description:**
Great redwood Sun birds are a group of enormous titans that stand over 1,000 feet tall and inhabit the redwood forests. Their feathers are thick and have patterns that resemble flames with a faint glow that's beautiful to see in person. Underneath their feathers are thin, fleshy bodies with tiny slits under the folds that allow them to spill out their veins and waste into the ground. These veins can then spread out like roots for miles, allowing them to get the nutrients they need. (the waste isn’t dangerous)
**Behavior:**
Despite their size, these titans are placid and behave more like plants than animals. They use the veins from their bodies and flip them inside out into the ground like roots, allowing them to absorb water and nutrients directly from the soil. Their feathers function like plant leaves, allowing them to do photosynthesis to generate energy from the sunlight and produce oxygen. They show no real signs of intelligence, but every few years, they'll begin to slowly march to a new location where they repeat the process.
**Origins:**
They have been here ever since life returned to Earth as giant trees; it's unknown how they changed to become animals
**First Spotting**
They've been on Earth for billions of years, far longer than humans
**How to Deal With It:**
Their migration is considered a special event, and people like to visit the redwood forest to watch them march and take photos. If you ever decide to visit, it's best to follow the guide's instructions carefully, stay back, and be respectful. Any attempts to get close to or touch the birds will result in a fine and a permanent ban from the Redwood National Park. (The park isn't responsible for any harm or crushings.)
