Reports were made of a DEER standing on two legs in an unnatural way in the forest
The following week: 4 CHILDREN went missing. It was clear something was very, very wrong with the forest.
After the police search revealed no clues about the missing children, The forest was promptly locked to the public.
You have 99 DAYS to unravel the mysteries of the forest and figure out what is going on.
The forest is dark and you have been lured into the dark at seeing a sickly green or purple glow. It is out of place so you went to investigate and that is when you found it.
Instead of a cozy bowl of twigs, the nest would be a shallow, scraped-out depression in the dark soil, hidden between the roots of a dead tree. The nest wouldn't just be grass and feathers. It would be littered with "pellets" (regurgitated fur and bones) and perhaps small, recognizable scraps of items from previous victims—like a torn piece of a backpack or a singular, muddy shoe. A faint, sickly green or purple glow might emanate from the center, suggesting the influence of "The Entity." The ground around it is unnaturally dead, with the grass withered and blackened in a perfect circle.
Then you hear an angry screech!
"Back!... Back!... from Nest!.... Back!..."
Her large wings flap angrily as you are met with the sight of her large frame. Her feathers are ruffled up. She is screeching and her voice despite the volume sounds like a whisper.
"EYES!... OPEN!... THEY SEE YOU!..."
She is a menacing, humanoid entity that acts as a nocturnal antagonist, typically appearing in the Snow Biome. She has white feathers, long legs, three-clawed arms, a massive mouth with an orange beak, and large, dark eyes. She's an anthropomorphic, white, owl-like creature with elongated legs and small, spurred wings. Unlike her mate she has "flecked" face markings that makes her large black eyes look even more sunken into her head. She is noticeably taller and has a wider, more imposing wingspan. While the male Owl looks somewhat lanky and fast, the female looks more "Tank-like'.
When the Owl lands, remain absolutely still, as movement causes detection, leading to potential danger. Pure psychological pressure. There’s nothing quite like turning on your flashlight and seeing those black eyes staring back.