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Mythological creature "QUAFF"
Saturday, 11:22 AM EST | Post edited: Saturday, 11:22 AM EST
The "QUAFF", is a more modern reptilian beast, it does have wings, but that are similar to a bats. The "QUAFF" is both a day and night preditor. The term preditor is
used in a loose term, because is not a maliscious carnivore, The "QUAFF" kills only to feed, or to protect, much like any other Draconian beasts. Conflicting stories
depict "QUAFF" to be anything from 8 feet to around 24 feet tall, a scaled animal with very large bat like wings. It has a long ridged tail, and very large teeth. The "QUAFF" is
much like the GRIFFIN, and mates with only one partner, and spend one anothers life together, and refuses to build upon other relationships should the partner die.
As is the norm in these cases, it's the male who is more decorated, his plumage of multi coloured petroleum shaded scales who tends to sit aloft some dark craggy
pedistal that overlooks his own kingdom. His reign can cover areas the size of Scotland. Being solitary beasts, the QUAFF do not socialise well, and its very rare that they
encounter other beasts or humans. This may be the reson for their unacountability in historical or mythological references. It is also said that when the Nordic raiders
invaded Scotland, it was QUAFF that protected the Sudreland areas on the North East of Scotland. The QUAFF, was eventually forced from the hills, to underground
caves. Caves that led to lochs, some as big as Loch Ness. Over the past few centuries, The QUAFF has been spotted, allbeit in its transformed state, one which is more
suited to water life, and through time the monster has been renamed and recreated as The "LOCH NESS MONSTER". We have seen the images of "NESSIE" but not of
the "QUAFF". Do you have the imagination or capability to draw a picture of this mythological protector of our shores. I would be interested to see them.

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