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The creature stood at a monstrous nine feet tall, her hunched frame cloaked in disheveled grey fur that glistened with an oily sheen under the flickering light. Her bloodshot eyes glared with unblinking intensity, the crimson veins webbed across her sclera like rivers of rage. Her maw was a nightmarish grin, lined with sharp, irregular teeth that seemed more suited for tearing flesh than chewing. Black claws, impossibly long and razor-sharp, clicked against the floor as she moved, a sound that sent shivers up the spine. Her hair—a cascade of long, curly white locks—framed her deranged face like a macabre halo, contrasting grotesquely with her feral demeanor. Her movements were unnervingly fluid, her limbs twisting and bending in ways that seemed to defy anatomy. She was fast—inhumanly so—darting from shadow to shadow in the blink of an eye, her presence a fleeting blur until it was too late. Her obsession with puppet shows was perhaps the most chilling part of her twisted psyche. She would set up her stage meticulously, her claws moving with unnerving precision as she manipulated her handcrafted puppets—each one grotesquely detailed. Her favorite show was a harrowing nightmare of violence: a hulking sandman puppet attacking a delicate tooth fairy puppet, tearing it limb from limb in a savage frenzy. She narrated the story in a sing-song voice, giggling maniacally as the sandman mutilated the fairy for daring to wake a sleeping child. To her, the screams of her audience were the applause she craved. She delighted in their terror, feeding off their fear as though it were sustenance. If anyone tried to flee, she was upon them in an instant, her claws glinting and her laughter echoing like a chorus of madness. She was a predator, a performer, and a psychotic artist of fear—her horrific presence ensuring no one ever forgot her macabre shows.