Typhoeus magnificum

Typhoeus magnificum (from Typhoeus, the Greek father of all monsters, and magnificum, Greek for magnificent) is a species of contagion native to islands in the Indian Ocean. Considered the "Holy Grail of monstrumology, many people died attempting to discover it.

Physical appearance and biology
The Typhoeus magnificum is rumored to be very tall, have sharp teeth, and long wings. The only known fact about it is that it's saliva is toxic and can turn humans into deformed, rotting, cannibalistic creatures.

Behaviour
Mostly unknown, however it is said that it captures humans to take high into the sky- and consume them. It also is able to craft a nidus, a nest made from the remains of it's victims and it's saliva, which has dangerous properties upon contact.

Relationship with humans
It views humans as it's prey, kidnapping and devouring them. The cause is not known, as it is an elusive creature with little known information.

List of appearances

 * The Isle of Blood (first appearance)