A little piece of each beast, and all the anger of hellfire.

Alone and bitter. There are no more like it. There will never be.

Made of little pieces, the great creature lives alone and bitter.

Tarasconus,

Known in France as Tarasque and in Spain as Tarasca, the Tarasconus is said to be the deadly offspring of the Leviathan and, according to medieval French Folklore, lived for centuries along the River Rhone.

This water loving dragon had similar habitats to those of modern amphibians, passing most of the time hunting and sleeping in the long stretch of forest between the cities of Arles and Avignon, most often seen where the city of Tarascon (named after the beast itself) stands today, but returning to the Rhone when was time to breed. During mating se...

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