Niha-Hial-Nas

The rock-like protrusions which feature on the back on the Niha-Hial-Nas provide very effective camouflage for the Niha-Hial-Nas as it sleeps during the day.

In red, the known range of the Niha-Hial-Nas.

Common in the non-coastal regions of northern Corum, the Niha-Hial-Nas is a medium-sized, bipedal creature, which features protrusions on its back which resemble very hard rocks. Nocturnal in nature, this creature spends its days sleeping safely on its belly, with its legs tucked underneath it. To most casual observers, there is no visual difference between a sleeping Niha-Hial-Nas and any other of the boulders which dot the landscape.

Found in only 2 out of 20 Pallisican cities in Corum, this species is uncommon.