Nagaae

The Nagaae (AKA "Spawn of Cyaegha") are from Eddy C. Bertin's "Darkness, My Name Is (fiction)".

Description

The toad-like body was transparent, the pulsating innards covered only by a thin layer of leathery skin. It had the hind legs of a frog, and the forelegs of a man. It moved crab-like, crawling on its lumpy belly and pushing with the force of its hind legs, giving itself direction by muscular movements of its belly. The forelegs were raised mantis-like as in prayer, all four of them. The face, if such it could be called, consisted mainly of bulging eyes and an oversized mouth with two forked tongues.
— Eddy C. Bertin, "Darkness, My Name Is (fiction)"

The nagaae, loathesom, rubbery, reeking, toadlike, and spawned from Cyaegha, share their lord's desires for hatred, murder, and suffering. They live to serve their master, plaguing mankind with misery and death. They live solitary existences scattered far from each other, on the outskirts of civilization in desolate swamps, bogs, caverns, and in damp and desolate developed areas shunned by sane men such as canals and tunnels, from which they emerge to snatch living beings to drag back to their lairs to torture and kill, the handywork of negaee often being mistaken for that of serial killers.

Associated Mythos Elements

• deity: Cyaegha

References

• fiction: Eddy C. Bertin's "Darkness, My Name Is (fiction)"
• sourcebook: Malleus Monstrorum