Sinifer is home to plenty of canines, but most of them are happy enough with just one head. For an Aoskian Hound, like the one you see before you, that simply isn't enough. Bred and trained to be the best guardians and most vigilant watchdogs in the entire multiverse, bar none, their magically directed origins graced them with two heads and four eyes with which to survey all directions.

This particular specimen is quite an excellent example of its species. Heavily muscled and massive in scale, it wouldn't look out of place on a battlefield. The blunt, boxy muzzles bear strength and power sufficient to crush steel, and the beast has more than enough sheer mass to overwhelm almost any normal-sized humanoid. Even the threat of its charge is enough to give the hardiest of warriors pause, and the growling, snarling bark that warns of trespass is a dizzingly fearful sound indeed

There's a vague intelligence in the quartet of glowing topaz eyes, showing just the slightest hint of understanding. It's hardly surprising that a magically bred creature would exhibit a certain degree of intellect beyond a normal dog, though it remains limited by its animalistic nature, and true sapience seems outside of the hound's grasp. As if to reinforce the bestial status, a broad leather collar wraps around the base of its two necks.

Its fur is dark and ashen, with a spotted pattern running throughout; there's a thick, plush texture to it, and one's fingers might easily sink in an inch or two before feeling the muscle beneath. A blunt, stubby tail sways behind the animal's hindquarters, speeding or slowing its movements depending on the hound's mood. Claws extend from its paws, giving it phenomenal traction and grip in almost any terrain.

And, of course, knowing the inclinations of the average Sinifer denizen and just where their gaze would inevitably fall, the hound is most certainly male. While gelding would perhaps make the dogs easier to train, there aren't quite enough of them in existence to make such feasible without potentially impacting the species' breeding options. As such, he is fully intact, bearing not one, but four visible orbs inside the snug, sleek-furred sack. Each one is quite large individually, suggesting the animal might have made for very efficient stock in continuing his bloodline, though there are hardly any females of his kind around to do such with. The broad sheath that hangs snugly closed just ahead of that tightly wrapped quartet implies an equally impressive canine shaft within.



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Lights:

.. 'ts a dog.

figure it out.