Orca Hydra

The beast has never had a name, so for the purposes of the plot call it Orca. Orca is something called a latex beast, a species of liquid latex-like fluid that is alive and has taken shape. Orca was the fusion of three of the said latex beasts, hence their giant stature. Orca resembles an anthropomorphic version of the aquatic creature with the same name, taking the same skin coloration, fins, tail, and head, but otherwise relatively human-shaped. They are missing a head due to a freak accident some time ago, though it seems the two remaining do not miss it much. APPEARANCE: A giant (19 feet tall) anthropomorphic orca, with 2/3 heads. Muscular, but for a latex beast that can reshape itself, that’s just for show. Black and white color patterns with white spots for eyes. Clawed hands and feet, with fins placed on its arms, back, tail, and heads. Like a hydra, their necks are long, mostly so the heads aren’t so cramped together but this invites the possibility of tangling. They have small tongues, white in color with a rough texture. The structure of the middle neck is melted and deformed due to being severed. Because their mass is capable of deforming, it is also possible for them to form additional appendages, like tendrils of sexual organs. They don’t do that much, though. BEHAVIOR: Orca is looking for a replacement for their missing head. They roam around areas with open bodies of water for obvious reasons, seeking somebody to absorb into their mass and serve as the middle head, by force if needed. Absorption in this case refers to their mass becoming loose enough to submerge into, pushing the new structure partway into the severed stump, then solidifying and reforming around the chosen structure in a similar shape to the other two heads. Once the outer layer of the transformation is complete, most of the victim’s body is painlessly dissolved into the latex, nerve endings redirected toward the Orca’s body and vice/versa. Orca’s body will then take on bits of the victim’s appearance. Orca can walk fine on land, they just prefer swimming. Orca is haphazardly catlike despite their size, often swatting at small objects or giving chase to fast prey without regard to the force they create. When they find a suitable middle head, they’ll pursue it relentlessly until they absorb it, and then dote on the new center head like a younger sibling. At this point whoever happens to be the victim gets some control over their shared body, but by that point it’s too late to tear free. The left and right heads will still take care to make the victim feel comfortable, so at that point they are also very suggestible to the victim’s requests. Note that the victim and Orca would share the same body, so when one moves treat it the same as the other moving and vice versa. If a certain part of the body is already in use, it’s a struggle of whose will is stronger, and then the winner controls that limb. Orca goes by they/he (his body is that of a male, but their heads have minorly different personalities. They still speak as though they are one person.)