A light blue coloured, long serpent native to the Wattamp Ocean. Akwasarrs were sleek, covered in shark-like scales that allowed it to travel at speeds of up to 50 kilometers per hour. They had mouths filled with pointed, fish hook-like teeth which aided in their hunting of medium sized fish. Three gill slits lined the sides of an akwasarr’s head. A ridge of rubbery spines flowed down the dorsal and ventral sides of the sagittal plane, not unlike the spines of a Hydrisikk. While these could have signified a relation between the two species, akwasarrs’ spines did not possess the same sensory functionality that a hydrisikk’s did.
An adult akwasarr could stretch up to 30 meters long, although the largest akwasarr caught was over 50 meters long. The remains of this specimen was preserved in a museum in Destral.
Akwasarrs had the unique ability to channel magical energy to project laser-like rays from their eyes. With 3 pairs of eyes (each of which could move independently), the akwasarr could saturate a wide area around itself with lasers. This was a taxing endeavor, and an akwasarr would need to hibernate for 24 hours after using this capacity.
Cultural Impact
Akwasarrs were usually too far out in the ocean to be encountered regularly—however, the rare occasions of catching one were largely celebrated by crews, since many pirates and other seamen enjoyed fashioning intimidating jewelry out of akwasarr teeth. Akkwasarr teeth could often fetch a high price in Icthy’s Rest or Sharkville.
Akwasarrs were a revered creature within the Clergy of the Great Serpents.