Phawalōkō

Phawalōkō, meaning 'Dragon', is a believed-to-be near extinct species of serpent that inhabits the southern Baal plains. There are large skeletal remains of this creature near bodies of water. They were left un-moved due to the large quantity of violent life near its remains, including much smaller snakes. This species was known for lining the rivers of southern Baal in ancient time, and there is a legend that says the Phawalōkō carved the rivers of present day. One of the largest rivers that you can find one of these remains at is nicknamed after the gigantic creature; 'Lōkō river'. Though in the recent decades there has been word of sightings. There isn't one alive to be documented yet, but it is growing how many people say they saw the legendary creature.