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βπππ: Orm & Cila
πΎπππππ£(π€): Male & Female
βπππππ₯: 6 Foot (Orm) | 5'6'' (Cila)
ππππππ₯: 240 Lbs | 132 Lbs
βππππ ππ ππ£ππππ: Dale City, Parros
βπ¦π£π£πππ₯ ππ πππ₯ππ π(π€): Varies
βπππ€π€ππππππ₯ππ π: Kaijn
ππππ ππ₯ππ₯π¦π€: Alive
ππ π£ππ ππ₯ππ₯π¦π€: Roaming
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βπ π£π ππ₯ππ₯π¦π€: Intact
βπ π£π ππͺπ‘π: Cila and Orm possess separate Cores that retain an unsettling resemblance to human hearts, reflecting their former humanity. Cilaβs Core is a small, rose-gray organ enclosed within overlapping, translucent membranes that fold around it like protective hands. A faint amber light pulses beneath its surface, and it radiates a warmth reminiscent of skin beneath a blanket. Ormβs Core is larger and darker, its dense, reddish-brown surface reinforced by ivory ridges resembling interlocked ribs. Its slow, heavy pulse produces a vibration that can be felt through direct contact. Both Cores maintain unusually subdued energy signatures while their hosts are at rest, allowing their presence to blend into the ordinary rhythms of a populated area. When brought close together, their pulses gradually synchronize; when either is distressed, the otherβs rhythm becomes noticeably irregular. Despite their organic appearance, both possess the resilience expected of a Kryptid Core.
βππ£π€π πππππ₯πͺ ππͺπ‘π: Cila is soft-spoken, attentive, and unfailingly respectful, carrying herself with the familiar warmth of a woman who has spent her life looking after others. Many adults in Dale City regard her as a mother figure, seeking her out for meals, comfort, and advice they would hesitate to request from their own families. She remembers small details, notices exhaustion, and has a habit of making even strangers feel expected. Her affection, however, carries a quiet possessiveness: she struggles to accept that someone she has taken care of might no longer need her, and her concern can become intrusive while remaining outwardly gentle. | Orm is patient, courteous, and deliberate, valuing responsibility, practical skill, and keeping oneβs word. He serves as a role model for many of Dale Cityβs men, offering steady guidance without humiliating those who ask for help. He would sooner repair a neighborβs broken door than make a speech about generosity, and his rare expressions of disappointment often carry more weight than another manβs anger. Beneath that dependable demeanor lies an inflexible belief that those under his protection should follow his guidance. Together, they remain capable of sincere tenderness, but their transformation has blurred the distinction between caring for people and believing those people belong to them.
βππ₯πππ π£πͺ: I
βπ ππ₯ππ€ πΈπ€π€ππ€π€ππππ₯: Subjects Cila and Orm are confirmed former humans whose established identities and longstanding relationships have allowed them to remain integrated within Dale City following their transformation. Both demonstrate controlled behavior, intact social intelligence, and consistent courtesy toward personnel. Cila occupies a maternal role for numerous adult residents, while Orm is widely regarded as a mentor and dependable community figure. These relationships predate their Kryptid status and should not automatically be interpreted as evidence of manipulation. Noktis has yet to establish a verifiable connection between either subject and the disappearances within Dale City. Their extensive history as human residents complicates the reconstruction of relevant contacts: visits, private conversations, and invitations that might otherwise warrant attention are routinely treated as ordinary interactions with trusted neighbors. Community testimony strongly favors both subjects, though character references alone cannot establish their whereabouts or exclude involvement. Maintain Category I designation pending further evidence. Immediate aggression has not been observed; potential danger lies in their intelligence, discretion, and unrestricted access to residents. Operatives should conduct discreet surveillance, independently verify timelines, and document contact with missing persons without treating association as proof of culpability. Interviews should remain respectful and be conducted in pairs. Avoid accepting private invitations or attempting to separate the subjects without operational support. Escalate upon verified predatory behavior or an immediate threat to civilians. Their former humanity does not establish innocence, and their present classification does not establish guilt.
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ππππ π½π π£ππ: In Progress
ππ‘πππ: In Progress
ππ₯πππππ: In Progress
ππ₯π£ππππ₯π: In Progress
π»π¦π£ππππππ₯πͺ: In Progress
πππ₯πππ₯: In Progress
πππππ‘π π¨ππ£: In Progress
βππππππ£ππ₯ππ π: In Progress
πππ₯πππππππππ: In Progress
πππππππ€π€: In Progress
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βπ£ππππ£πͺ πΈπππππ₯πͺ: Kind Gaze
πΈπππππ₯πͺ π»ππ€ππ£ππ‘π₯ππ π: Cila and Orm can draw another personβs consciousness into a hypnotic trance through sustained eye contact, their irises developing slowly rotating rings of muted gold and green. These patterns initially appear as ordinary reflections, becoming increasingly difficult to look away from as the victimβs thoughts grow sluggish and surrounding distractions fade. Their voices anchor the trance, allowing gentle suggestions to settle into the victimβs mind with the familiarity of their own thoughts. Cilaβs influence manifests as maternal reassurance, creating an overwhelming sense of safety and a desire to accept her care. Ormβs influence inspires confidence in his judgment, encouraging victims to regard his instructions as sensible, necessary, and worthy of obedience. Brief exposure can ease suspicion, divert attention, or persuade someone to linger. Prolonged exposure allows them to suppress immediate fear, compel simple actions, induce sleep, or plant instructions that resurface upon hearing a particular phrase. Repeated encounters deepen this conditioning, especially among those who already trust them, gradually making resistance feel uncomfortable or ungrateful. When working together, one can maintain the victimβs attention while the other delivers suggestions, producing a deeper trance than either could sustain alone. However, they cannot instantly rewrite a personality, extract knowledge the victim does not possess, or effortlessly force actions that violate deeply held convictions. Breaking eye contact interrupts the deepening process, while sudden pain, an obvious threat, or outside intervention can destabilize an active trance. Complex commands require continued reinforcement, and maintaining control over several unwilling individuals divides their concentration.
βππ€π€ππ§π πΈπππππ₯πͺ: Serpent Skin: Both possess a concealed serpentine physiology that allows their bodies to gradually shift between human and serpent forms. Partial changes include narrow pupils, fine scales beneath the skin, flexible jaws, and joints capable of bending beyond human limits. In their complete transformations, their bodies lengthen into enormous serpents with muted, weathered scales, while their faces retain unsettling traces of their elderly human features. Cilaβs scales are pale gray with faded amber markings, while Ormβs are dark brown with dull ivory bands. This transformation favors silent movement, concealment, and coiling around an already subdued target rather than destructive strength. Their hypnotic gaze remains functional in either form, although the obvious danger of their serpent appearance makes establishing trust far more difficult. Clothing does not transform with them, and returning to their human shapes does not heal existing injuries.
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Long before Noktis knew them as Kryptids, Cila and Orm were familiar faces within Dale City. They built their life together through ordinary work, shared responsibilities, and a marriage that endured long enough for entire generations of neighbors to grow old around them. Cila became the woman people visited when they needed someone to listen, often finding a hot meal waiting before they could admit they were hungry. Orm earned his reputation through quiet reliability, helping with repairs, keeping his promises, and teaching younger men the practical skills and patience they had never learned at home. Neither sought recognition, and that made the respect they received feel deserved. To many residents, they were more than an elderly couple down the street; they were the people who had been there when nobody else was. Their home became an unofficial refuge for the neighborhood. Adults who had once visited as children returned with troubles of their own, sitting at Cilaβs table while she listened without rushing them. Men who struggled to speak openly elsewhere found it easier to talk while working alongside Orm. Over time, however, the couple began to depend upon being needed. Cila worried whenever familiar visitors stopped coming, while Orm grew quietly resentful when advice he considered essential went unheeded. These feelings were still human then, small hurts buried beneath good intentions but they established the habits that their eventual transformation would deepen. Neither knew how to imagine a worthwhile life in which everyone they loved could manage without them.
The precise circumstances of their transformation remain uncertain, even within Noktisβs records. What can be established is that both withdrew from their usual routines for a period their neighbors understood to be an illness. When they returned, they appeared healthier in some respects and subtly wrong in others. Their movements had become unusually fluid, their eyes lingered too steadily, and their smiles seemed unfamiliar when seen from certain angles. Inside their home, the changes were harder to dismiss. Fine scales appeared beneath their clothing, their bodies bent in ways they could not explain, and something within their chests began beating with a rhythm that no longer belonged to an ordinary human heart. They endured those discoveries together, each refusing to abandon the only person who understood what was happening. Their influence over others emerged gradually. Cila noticed that frightened visitors became unnaturally calm when she held their gaze, sometimes falling asleep before she finished reassuring them. Orm discovered that people followed certain instructions with an obedience he had neither expected nor earned. At first, they used these abilities in ways they could defend to themselves: easing distress, persuading an exhausted neighbor to rest, or stopping an argument before it became violent. Yet each successful intrusion made the next easier to justify. Cila began deciding when someone was too troubled to leave her care, while Orm started treating disagreement as a problem he could quietly correct. Their affection survived the transformation, but their respect for another personβs right to refuse them steadily diminished.
As their serpent forms became harder to conceal, they withdrew to an old house in a quieter part of Dale City, a property most residents believed had been abandoned. They preserved its comfortable rooms with almost stubborn devotion, keeping the furniture usable, the curtains hanging, and places ready for visitors. It was there that their idea of shelter became something more troubling. A guest could arrive willingly, accept a conversation and a little kindness, then lose the resolve to leave beneath the slow turning of their eyes. Their influence left recollections softened and incomplete, allowing encounters to end with little more than a remembered sense of comfort and an uncertain stretch of missing time. Outside that house, the couple continued their familiar routines, exchanging greetings, offering assistance, and sitting together at the bus stop as though nothing fundamental had changed. When disappearances began attracting greater attention within Dale City, Noktis eventually identified Cila and Orm as transformed former humans. Establishing their nature proved easier than establishing their involvement. Their connections to residents stretched back decades, making contact with a missing person difficult to distinguish from an ordinary relationship, and those questioned often defended them with accounts of genuine kindness. Noktis has yet to obtain evidence that conclusively ties either subject to the disappearances, leaving them under observation rather than openly confronted. Cila still welcomes the adults who think of her as a mother, and Orm remains a model of steadiness to men who have trusted him since their youth. Behind their courteous behavior lies a shared conviction that has become increasingly difficult to challenge: people are safest under their care, and sometimes those people simply need help understanding why they should stay.
