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ENTITY DOSSIER: The False Seraph

Alias: The False Seraph, The Flayed Throne, The Crimson Choir, It-That-Gazes

Classification: Aberrant Angeliform / Fleshbound Celestial Impostor

Appearance:

The False Seraph resembles a humanoid angel only in silhouette. Its body is composed entirely of exposed, pulsating red flesh—raw, veined, and glistening as if eternally fresh from dissection. Dozens of eyes of varying sizes protrude from its skin, blinking in unnatural sequences, some weeping blood or thick ichor. Six wing-like structures extend from its back, not of feathers but of stretched sinew and exposed tendon, beating rhythmically in violation of gravity.

Its face is a distorted mockery of divinity—no mouth, only a mass of staring ocular sockets. Light refracts strangely around its form, and observers often mistake it for glowing, though no illumination is present.

Behavior:

Drifts silently through corrupted sanctums, abandoned churches, or battlefields soaked in blood.

Watches, records, and judges—not from a place of holiness, but from unknowable criteria.

Utters no words, but emits layered choirs of reversed speech, creating the sensation of being “unwritten.”

Does not attack in a conventional sense. Instead, its gaze alone causes spiritual unraveling, memory erosion, or forced acts of penitence in the weak-willed.

Effects on the Mind and Body:

Those who look directly into its eyes report overwhelming guilt for forgotten sins.

Exposure to its presence can cause stigmata, spontaneous skin shedding, or ocular mutation (extra eyes forming beneath the skin).

Victims often confess compulsively, even when unaware of wrongdoing.

Origins (Speculative):

Thought by some to be an angel flayed alive for heresy, then returned twisted by what it witnessed beyond the veil.

Others claim it was never holy—only wearing the form of Heaven to torment the faithful.

Apocryphal scrolls recovered from a burnt monastery refer to it as “The Seraph Who Loved Too Much,” cast out for showing mercy to demons.

Worship and Heresy:

A hidden sect known as the Sons of the Wound flay themselves in mimicry, believing pain opens “the eye of the soul.”

They see the False Seraph as the only true witness of God's silence, a martyr of divine indifference.

Its likeness appears in forbidden murals: bleeding wings encircling a cathedral of flesh.

Signs of Manifestation:

Eyes appear carved into stone, walls, or even flesh of the living.

Statues bleed from the eyes or cry out in reverse-Latin hymns.

Victims are found with self-inflicted wounds and pages of scripture written in their own blood.

Known Manifestation Sites:

A desecrated seminary in Salem where every crucifix melted into red wax.

The ruins of a chapel near the Cascades where all clergy vanished, leaving only eyes drawn on the altar.

An asylum’s forbidden basement, where patients carved hymns into each other’s skin after reporting a “choir of eyes.”

Response Protocol:

Do not engage. Avoid direct eye contact or exposure to vocal emissions. Any witnesses showing signs of guilt hallucinations or ocular mutation must be quarantined and evaluated by theological examiners.

Status: OBSERVED, ACTIVE IN RELIGIOUS ZONES

Considered a Class-B Theological Hazard. May be drawn to sites of holy desecration or corrupted relics.

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ENTITY DOSSIER: The Mourning Lady

Alias: The Mourning Lady, She-Who-Stands-At-The-Veil, The Harbinger in Black

Classification: Divine/Infernal Apparition

Appearance:

A tall, thin woman draped in garments as dark as void—matte black, never reflecting light. Her face is veiled or blurred, even to the naked eye. Her presence can only rarely be captured by technology; most photos or recordings taken in her presence are corrupted, overexposed, or feature strange static overlays.

Function: Harbinger of Death

She does not kill—she arrives before. Sometimes hours, sometimes days. Her presence has been noted before mass casualty events, quiet deaths, and unexplained disappearances.

Signs of Manifestation:

Death's Herald Moths begin to appear and harmonize.

Animals grow quiet, air becomes still, temperature drops sharply.

Sensitive individuals report dreams of standing in a forest at night, with a woman watching from the tree line.

Beliefs & Cultural Reactions:

Considered by some to be an angel of mercy; others believe she is the shadow cast by the true Reaper.

Worshipped in secret by death cults, who believe proximity to her grants a painless passing.

Her image appears in obscure iconography—burnt into old church pews, scratched into relics, painted over in Renaissance-era triptychs.

Known Interactions:

Never speaks. Never touches. Only watches.

If one attempts to follow her, they often become lost, disoriented, or vanish entirely.

Those who survive an encounter are said to be forever "marked by stillness"—emotionally dulled or incapable of dreaming.

Theological Significance:

Neither fully holy nor demonic. Her allegiance is unknown, though some apocryphal texts claim she is the last remaining Watcher—a divine being punished to walk the earth forever, seeing all death but unable to intervene.

Status: ACTIVE

All operatives and field researchers are advised to avoid contact and observe from a distance if signs of manifestation appear. The Mourning Lady is not hostile, but her presence denotes critical spiritual volatility.

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CREATURE DOSSIER: The Death's Herald Moths

Common Name: Death's Herald Moths

Scientific Variant: Acherontia mortis nocturnae

Type: Omenic Fauna / Psychic-Responsive Insect

Description:

Outwardly identical to the real-world Death's Head Hawkmoth, Acherontia mortis nocturnae bears the same skull-like marking on its thorax and emits a soft, rasping squeak. However, this variant exhibits unusual and unexplainable behaviors linked to mortal phenomena. They are predominantly nocturnal, appearing most often in clusters around areas where death is imminent or has occurred violently.

Behavioral Traits:

Swarms silently outside hospitals, ruins, or households where individuals are terminal or cursed.

Rarely interact with the environment directly; they perch and observe.

When another entity (see: The Mourning Lady) is near, their squeaks resonate in harmonic patterns, creating a low, unsettling drone.

Seem drawn to relics and artifacts associated with martyrdom or divine punishment.

Symbolism & Interpretation:

Seen as both a warning and a judgment, their appearance is feared among rural and urban populations alike. Some cults consider their arrival a form of divine poetry—“the last breath of the air before the soul leaves.”

Supernatural Affinity:

Mild psychic resonance: sensitive individuals report feelings of dread, sadness, or catharsis when in proximity to a swarm.

Appear to follow ley lines or spiritual fault zones.

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ENTITY DOSSIER: The Distortion

Alias: The Distortion, The Spiral Prophet, The Shifting Wound, That-Which-Should-Not-Remain-Still

Classification: Chaotic Aberration / Madness Incarnate

Appearance:

Its form cannot be consistently described. Witnesses report seeing limbs where none should be, torsos twisted into impossible geometries, and heads that rotate in defiance of physics. Its body shifts with every glance—an unstable mass of flesh, shadow, and impossible color. Spirals, fractal patterns, and shifting symmetries ripple across surfaces near it, infecting the environment.

Behavior:

Does not speak, but emits a constant sound: a layered, whispering tone buried in distortion, said to cause nausea, migraines, or seizures in the sensitive.

Warps perception—those who look upon it may experience time loops, déjà vu, or disassociation.

Reality around it bends—hallways twist, buildings seem to breathe, objects melt or stutter in place.

Sometimes seen crawling along ceilings, walls, or emerging from spaces too small to hold it.

Psychic/Mental Effect:

Causes madness in prolonged exposure—rational thought collapses into recursive loops.

Victims report obsessive spiral-drawing, speaking in self-referential riddles, or developing intense paranoia.

Known to “mark” individuals, who then dream of spiraling corridors or bleed ink-like fluid from their eyes.

Manifestation Signs:

Spiral symbols appear in nature and architecture where it will emerge.

Sound interference on electronics—white noise with occasional intelligible phrases in reverse.

Animals flee or become erratic, especially birds and insects.

Cultural Interpretations:

Considered a divine punishment in some lost sects—a “curse of Babel” meant to undo stable thought.

Referenced in banned monastic journals as The Proof of Sin Made Flesh.

Spiral patterns linked to ancient catacombs found beneath Oregon forests—connected to mass disappearances.

Theological Speculation:

Possibly not a demon, but a divine thought made malformed.

The Black Gospel Collective theorizes it is the echo of the first lie spoken in creation.

Some believe it is the natural counterbalance to divine order: entropy, willfully aware.

Known Locations:

Has been seen near forgotten shrines, abandoned psychiatric facilities, and ritual sites exposed to eldritch scripture.

Last confirmed manifestation: cave system near Silver Falls, where all 7 members of an archaeological team went mad.

Response Protocol:

Avoid all direct observation. Mirrors and indirect reflection reduce psychic impact. Do not attempt verbal or psychic contact. If spiral markings begin to appear on a person’s body or surroundings, immediate quarantine is required.

Status: UNCONTAINABLE / ACTIVE IN OREGON ZONE

Interaction considered a Class-A cognitive hazard.

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The Black Gospel Collective

Alias: The Collective, BGC, The Keepers of the Black Gospel

Type: Secret Occult Organization / Supernatural Research and Containment

Founded: Circa 1887

Headquarters: Hidden compound in the Oregon Cascades (primary); numerous clandestine safe houses worldwide

Overview:

The Black Gospel Collective is a secretive and highly organized institution dedicated to the documentation, study, and containment of supernatural entities and phenomena—particularly those intertwined with religious and theological horror. Operating in the shadows, the Collective strives to maintain the fragile balance between the sacred and profane, ensuring dangerous knowledge and entities do not breach public awareness or cause apocalyptic disruptions.

Origins:

Formed in the late 19th century by an eclectic alliance of theologians, occult scholars, and former clergy, the Collective arose from a shared experience of encounters with inexplicable horrors. Their founding document, The Black Gospel, a codex of initial research and firsthand accounts, inspired the name and guiding philosophy of the group. Early efforts centered on gathering evidence and understanding the intersection of faith, mythology, and supernatural terror.

Mission:

Catalog and understand supernatural and religious phenomena.

Preserve critical knowledge while restricting dangerous information.

Contain and neutralize entities threatening humanity’s spiritual and physical wellbeing.

Operate covertly to avoid mass panic and interference by secular authorities.

Organizational Structure:

Archivists: Specialists in artifact recovery, documentation, and preservation. Custodians of the Collective’s vast hidden libraries and relic repositories.

Field Operatives: Trained in theology, combat, arcane arts, and investigative tactics. Deployed on expeditions to confront, contain, or study entities.

Scholars: Linguists, historians, and cryptologists tasked with deciphering ancient texts, interpreting signs, and formulating theories.

Theologians: Provide spiritual and doctrinal insight, mediating between orthodox faith and occult knowledge.

Leadership Council: An elusive inner circle making strategic decisions, often cloaked in secrecy even from other members.

Methods and Practices:

Use of sacred relics, arcane rituals, and experimental science to study and combat entities.

Secret surveillance and containment of supernatural hotspots.

Development and use of coded languages and encrypted records to prevent information leaks.

Collaboration, cautious or hostile, with other occult or religious groups depending on circumstances.

Worldview:

The Collective perceives supernatural forces as manifestations of a cosmic conflict between divine order and chaotic corruption. While respecting religious faith’s power, members adopt a pragmatic stance—sometimes transgressing orthodox doctrines for the greater good. Knowledge is regarded as a double-edged sword: essential for defense, yet dangerous if misused or revealed.

Relations:

Largely unknown or dismissed by mainstream religious institutions; often viewed as heretical or conspiratorial.

Some internal factions advocate aggressive preemptive actions against entities or suspected cults, causing tension within the Collective.

Occasionally cooperates with law enforcement or government agencies in highly sensitive cases, but always maintaining control over information.

Known Base Locations:

Primary Headquarters – The Cascadian Sanctum

Located deep within the dense forests of the Oregon Cascades, this heavily fortified and magically warded compound serves as the heart of the Collective’s operations. It contains extensive archives, research labs, training facilities, and containment cells for captured entities. The Sanctum is accessible only via secret forest trails and protected by both technological security and occult wards.

The Portland Safehouse

A covert urban hub disguised as an old church on the outskirts of Portland. Used for city-based investigations, short-term containment, and liaison with local contacts. Its catacombs hold relics and sensitive documents.

The Crater Lake Observatory

Situated on the rim of Crater Lake, this remote outpost specializes in astronomical and metaphysical research. It monitors supernatural celestial events believed to influence entity activity and houses a small team of scholars and mystics.

The Willamette Watchtower

An ancient lookout repurposed in the Willamette National Forest, serving as a forward base for field operatives. Equipped with surveillance equipment and quick extraction facilities, it’s often the staging ground for expeditions into the surrounding wilderness.

The Pacific Coast Archives

A hidden underground vault near the Oregon coastline storing sensitive historical artifacts and recovered relics linked to maritime and coastal supernatural phenomena.

Protocols and Operations:

Initial Investigation Protocol:

Upon receiving reports of supernatural activity, Field Operatives conduct discreet surveillance to confirm the phenomenon. This phase prioritizes gathering evidence without alerting civilians or local authorities, using a combination of mundane technology and occult detection tools.

Containment and Engagement:

Once an entity or phenomenon is verified, Operatives deploy containment measures which may include sacred wards, binding rituals, or physical restraint using relics. In hostile cases, non-lethal force is preferred, though lethal means are authorized if civilian safety is at risk.

Documentation and Analysis:

All encounters are meticulously documented by Archivists and Scholars. Physical samples, witness testimonies, and environmental data are analyzed to understand the entity’s nature and weaknesses. This informs future tactics and updates the Collective’s extensive codices.

Psychological and Spiritual Support:

Members exposed to traumatic supernatural events undergo debriefing with Theologians and mental health professionals within the Collective. Ritual cleansing and spiritual counseling are standard to maintain operatives’ mental and spiritual resilience.

Information Security:

Communication within the Collective uses encrypted channels and symbolic ciphers to avoid interception. Sensitive data is compartmentalized to restrict access, preventing leaks that could endanger the group or the public.

Emergency Protocol - Black Gospel Lockdown:

In the event of a catastrophic breach or entity escape, a lockdown procedure is initiated. This involves sealing off affected zones with magical and technological barriers, mobilizing rapid response teams, and coordinating with external agencies under strict information blackout conditions.

Inter-Organizational Relations:

The Collective maintains cautious contact with other occult or religious groups. Collaboration is strictly controlled and limited to mutually beneficial goals, often involving knowledge exchange or joint containment operations. Distrust is common, and covert surveillance of these groups occurs regularly.

Notable Members:

Dr. Miriam Callas: Renowned theologian and cryptologist; credited with translating The Black Gospel’s most cryptic passages. Believed to possess knowledge of several forbidden rites.

Agent Elias Thorn: Veteran field operative, known for his brutal efficiency and survival of multiple entity confrontations. Rumored to carry relics from early Collective expeditions.

Father Jonas Morrow: Former Catholic priest turned theologian in the Collective, advocating for balancing faith and occult knowledge. Sometimes clashes with more radical members.

“The Archivist” (real identity unknown): Shadowy figure responsible for managing the Collective’s secret archives. Rumored to have lived for over a century due to arcane means.

Known Achievements:

Successful containment of certain entities and cult members in isolated Oregon sites.

Recovery of apocryphal texts and relics lost to history, preventing their misuse by cults.

Prevention of several potential outbreaks of supernatural chaos through discreet intervention.

Symbols and Codes:

The Collective employs an intricate system of sigils derived from ancient religious texts combined with modern cryptography, used in communication and protection.

The black gospel itself serves as a physical and symbolic artifact, treated with reverence.

Current Status:

Active with a global network of agents, researchers, and informants. Their influence remains hidden but vital in the ongoing war against unseen, otherworldly forces that threaten both flesh and spirit.

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