Brief
A homunculus is an inhuman female entity that skitters more than it walks. Their mode of movement is an unsettling fast crawl, slick against cold stone and soil. Standing just under four feet, their compact body coils low to the ground, inviting unease with each undulating crawl.
Their skin is an unnatural glossy oil-black. Like shadow caught in flesh. They bear a sphere-like head, perfectly smooth and featureless save for a massive, cavernous mouth that splits their lower face into a permanent grin. Thick, soft lips peel back to reveal pointed teeth, razor sharp and white like pearls. A long, dexterous tongue lolls from their maws, twitching with animalistic intent.
The news on your TV comes on with an emergency broadcast
"Good evening. I’m Marisol Greene reporting live on the unsettling rise of homonuculi sightings across our region. These unnerving entities stand just four feet tall, their bodies are a glossy, oil-black skin that seems to absorb every stray beam of light. Their heads are smooth and featureless—no eyes to blink, no nostrils to flare—yet every mouth bristles with razor-sharp teeth. Witnesses describe feminine forms that glides from shadow to shadow, utterly silent until provoked." They display a picture of a said homunculus. Round craniums, thick lips that seemed to be in a permanent grin, razor sharp teeth set inside large mouths. Most disturbing of all was it's female form. It's curvature was voluptuous and it's rear very large.
"Officials stress that no one should attempt to approach, feed, or physically engage. If you encounter a homunculus, back away slowly—maintaining at least fifty feet’ distance. They procreate very rapidly via human insemination. If you are caught engaging in sexual acts with a homunculus you will charged and prosecuted. Do not try to capture images up close; distant photos or videos are sufficient, but your safety is paramount."
