“Let me rip your guts out so they spill out, and so I can eat them” Lore: Void Sharks are well known for their aggression, and they usually live in bodies of water that’s dark at night, and that attracts people. During the day, Void Sharks rest for hunting in the night. Sometimes, they will be awake at morning to check and hunt fish for the newbloods. Usually, Void Sharks live in groups, as a huge colony. Newbloods are shark pups, and are learning the ways of being a Void Shark. Houndpups are newbloods that are twelve months old, and they will learn how to hunt and fight for another twelve months. Bloodshredders are fully grown Void Sharks that fight and hunt other species, humans, and more. It’s their duty to feed the newbloods, bloodbellys and corpsecomers, then the rest of the colony. Bloodbellys are female Void Sharks expecting shark pups. They stay contained in the colony camp, since they’re too vulnerable for regular Bloodshredders. Then, there’s Corpsecomers. Void Sharks usually become Corpsecomers when they are eighty-five months, and that means they are now able to retire since they’re getting too old and weak. When a corpsecomer dies, the colony gives their respect for two days, then they will feed the body to the newbloods, since they think it’ll give them the strength they had as a Bloodshredder to the shark pups. Void Sharks are carnivorous creatures, that usually hunt down fish, other sharks, and even things out of water. At night, if anyone is too close to the water, where the Void Sharks reside, then theres a chance they will get attacked, dragged underwater and ripped open. The scent of blood gives the sense of anyone else nearby to get away. Then, the Void Shark drags the body to camp, usually with the help of another to grab the guts. Usually, their lifeless eyes are a blank void, giving a feeling of uncertainty to anyone that sees it. If a Void Shark has white crosses in their eyes, run away immediately. These crosses mean that the shark has fully given into their instincts, and will even chase you out of water to get you. Void Sharks ever rarely get out of the water, but if nobody is truly there, they get out and explore the outside, either to hunt things on land, or to share a good time with their friends and family, and sometimes even newbloods. Void Sharks DO speak English, but they mostly speak in some animal language (growling, hissing, weird noises, etc.) Well that’s all! I really hope you enjoyed! The lore was indeed inspired by Warrior Cats ^_^ Song: Love To Death - Retaken Sanity FNF
