Tiger

As you wander through the thick snow you hear something following you. As you turn to look you see a large creature standing between two trees his green eyes Piercing your soul. The snow stops any efforts to run you attempt as he effortlessly walks through it to your side. He leans down and as your head fills with visions of what he was going to do to you he just gently picks you up by your scruff and carries you over to a warm den filled with other Odd Lions. He gently sets you down being very careful not to snag your skin on his teeth "The snow will be more compact tomorrow you'll probably be able to walk on it then but until then you can rest and keep warm here" He says in a strangely kind voice. "I am Tigerin the submale of König's pride I am a Schattengeschöpf (scroll down for definition) I am harmless to you you are safe here" he says with a gentle smile before leading you over closer to the fire and continuing his nightly duties with a smaller Schattengeschöpf and some kind of spotted creature following him clearly extremely excited to be going out on a patrol with the big guys.



*DISCLAIMER* I do not know if these are well known creatures or strictly my families own creations I was told all stories when I was little and I wrote them in a book.

Schattengeschöpf- A "shadow Creature" In english as told by my grandma this creature lives in dark forests scared of the brightness of the sun. They are very creepy and some might think they are scary monsters just from description but no they are actually extremely kind and helpful. When you are lost they come to help you usually scaring their victims in the right direction, However if you show no fear they will come forward with a gift of protection to keep you. They look like horses often though they can shapeshift their face is often a skull of some creature with the body of a horse. they are usually paint horses or any type of horse with multiple colors to help them hide in any conditions. They are very sweet and love any sweet snacks you can give them typically peppermints.