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Gryshin Skullhollow was a monster and [[serial killer]] that plagued [[the Southern Core]] until his death. He [[murder]]ed his [[victim]]s and then used a [[metal]] pipe to suck out their [[brain]]s through their [[eye]]s. The [[Weathermay-Foxgrove]] | Gryshin Skullhollow was a monster and [[serial killer]] that plagued [[the Southern Core]] until his death. He [[murder]]ed his [[victim]]s and then used a [[metal]] pipe to suck out their [[brain]]s through their [[eye]]s. The [[Weathermay-Foxgrove twins]] classified him as one of [[the Fugued]] following dissection of his [[corpse]]. (He dissolved after an hour). His body made him seem by first glance a normal [[ogre]], but the twins' examination showed him to have a markedly different physiology.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p. 22-23</ref> | ||
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Gryshin Skullhollow was a monster and serial killer that plagued the Southern Core until his death. He murdered his victims and then used a metal pipe to suck out their brains through their eyes. The Weathermay-Foxgrove twins classified him as one of the Fugued following dissection of his corpse. (He dissolved after an hour). His body made him seem by first glance a normal ogre, but the twins' examination showed him to have a markedly different physiology.[1]
References
- ↑ Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book) p. 22-23
