Status: Confirmed Active
Threat Level: ████ (Extreme)
Location of residency: Volcanic zones; aerial patrol routes spanning thousands of miles.
Encounter Protocol: Avoid all aerial activity in mapped flight paths; ground engagement prohibited; observation only at long range.
Bat like frame- Entity appears as a massive quadrupedal kaiju with volcanic aesthetic; thick blackened hide with reddish-orange streaks glowing from beneath, resembling molten rock. Surface heavily scarred from prior conflicts.
Estimated Proportions:
Height: ~840 ft (shoulder)
Length: ~1,530 ft
Wingspan: 2,470–3,290 ft
Weight: ~162,000 tons
Distinguishing Features:
Bat-like wings, foldable for terrestrial locomotion
Short, thick tail for balance and blunt strikes
Massive claws capable of catastrophic structural damage
Reddish-orange luminescence from streaks, eyes, and mouth; intensifies during aggression
Magma-like blood with extreme heat signature
Scarred hide — resistant to conventional weaponry
| Trait | Details |
|---|---|
| Flight | Sustained high-altitude, high-speed despite immense mass — likely Titan-world adaptation |
| Weaknesses | None confirmed; potential vulnerability to wing damage |
| Vocalization | Extremely Loud, high frequency vocalizations unable to be heard by humans- purpose unknown. |
| Heat/Light Emission | Glow intensifies during combat or metabolic activation |
Incident T-01-01 — “The Egg”
CRC response units investigated a meteorite impact on the Stormworks Islands. Object confirmed to be an organic Titan-class egg. Upon hatching, juvenile Dracul attempted escape. Heavy ordnance deployment failed; subject achieved high-speed departure. Marked first and only direct human attempt to neutralize Dracul.
Incident T-01-02 — “Pacific Flight 227”
Commercial aircraft entered patrol zone during storm deviation. Dracul descended from cloud cover and destroyed the aircraft mid-air. No survivors. Triggered reinforcement of Pacific no-fly regulations.
Incident T-01-03 — “The Sky Strikes”
During a Titan incursion at San Francisco, Dracul engaged and fatally crippled invading Titan before dragging remains into open ocean. No human casualties. Incident reinforced hypothesis of selective protective tendencies toward ground populations.
Avoid aerial engagement or interception
Observation only via satellite or long-range drones
Enforce strict no-fly zones across mapped patrol corridors
Evacuate and ground all aircraft within 500 miles of visual contact
“Dracul chooses its battles. If you’re a Titan in its skies, you’re prey. If you’re human on the ground, you might just be under its protection.”
— CRC Commander Smith
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