Qui furabatur animarum

They hung from the tree. They swung in the cool, gentle summer breeze. They looked pleasant from the outside, but the inside was a whole different story. Inside were beings so evil, so malicious, that even the world’s most courageous man would scream in dismay. These creatures were maleficent in nature and would eat anything or anyone. They wouldn’t stop. They were magic, of course. Their type of magic made them immortal, and twice as durable to attack. They were known as ‘Qui furabatur animarum,’ or ‘The soul Stealer’ in Latin. The eggs could adapt to anything. These eggs adapted to a plant that hung from trees. They then began shaking, and small cracks started to appear on their surfaces.