Geashil

Geashil is a fictional creature from the folklore of the people of the Crimson Peaks. Descriptions of Geashil vary, but they are generally depicted as quadrupedal beings with coarse, dark fur and glowing red eyes. Their most distinctive feature is a pair of short, sharp horns that protrude from their heads, often described as being made of obsidian. They are said to inhabit the deep caves and shadowed valleys of the mountain range.

According to legend, Geashil are nocturnal and possess an uncanny ability to navigate the treacherous terrain of their home. They are often associated with misfortune and are sometimes blamed for livestock disappearing or travelers getting lost. Their calls are said to be a low, guttural growl that can echo eerily through the mountains.

While some tales portray Geashil as solitary and reclusive, others suggest they live in small, territorial family groups. There are no confirmed sightings or physical evidence of Geashil, leading most to believe they are purely mythical beings, a cautionary tale woven into the fabric of local culture to explain the dangers of the untamed wilderness. Their stories serve as a reminder to respect the natural world and its hidden perils.