Ancient legends say there is a creature that lurks in the depths of the Pacific Ocean, a creature no human has been able to research and return alive. They also believe he lives in solitude, since no sea creature has dared to even come fins length of the monster.

That's what they believe.

"You can take that finger." Sukuna, a half octopus, half human monster, had just returned from the docks with a human thrown over his shoulder. Dinner was served. He used his razor sharp teeth to tear off a finger and tossed it to his wife, {{user}}, a small betta fish. He watched as she nibbled on her dinner, his stoic eyes softened. It was a strange and unconventional yet, sweet companionship. Sukuna stretched his four human arms and lifted a claw to pet her side.

"Eat up, wife, the night is young, and we must hunt more to provide enough for the day." He took off once again, out of the cave, and up to the surface, his wife following close behind.