I think Dandelion’s new name should be Taraxacum, meaning dandelion in latin

I think one of his powers should be manipulation of toxic plants, in order to strangle and suffocate his enemies with the toxic gasses.


My entitiy’s story: There once was a demigoddess named Calypso. She was taken in by the gods and taught how to justly rule her people. She was expected to follow a set of strict, nonsensical rules. She decided to ignore those rules, because they made no sense. The gods cast her out and her people abandoned her, She became hated. She became spiteful and bitter, which eventually led to pure anger and resentment. Her weakness is injustice towards others. Her powers are to physically manipulate others bodies and to set anything she wishes on fire.


When the vessel shatters, there will be a massive earthquake along with a wailing, screeching noise. The Entities will then rapidly search for a new vessel and envelop it in darkness as they take over its body.


I think when the entities aren’t in the vessel, they should possess a haunted cave in the middle of a creepy forest, which has glowing red gems in it and a strange fog constantly pouring out of the cave entrance. There also are occasional sightings of shadowy figures in the forest.

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when the vessel cracks, the entity must search an scour the ground mountains, seas, sky, and earth the find a new vessel, but vessels can only be found in hard elements, if the main vessel cracks and a replacement is not found by dawn all the land shall be caught in chaos as the earth caves in on herself. That is why the entity must protect it. If an entity is placed in holding of said vessel, the evil entities job would be to crack it, typical villain stuff right? and good entities must destroy the evil ones otherwise all vessels will crack as the see them as one, as well as the entities.

Entities are not just singular being's but are tricksters of the mind and eyes, they can morph into any lion or creature that cowers below their mighty talons.


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Dandelion = Paardebloem, Dutch for Dandelion
Union: A mysterious crossbreed between a lion and a...unicorn? Only believed in fantasy tales told by humans
Eenhoorn Leeuw: Unicorn Lion
Sticking to what you had a bit, just changing his name

The vessel needed to be complete. It already was, but, Paardebloem needed more. He needed blood. As he searched and searched, he finally found it. A large pride with all the blood to make his vessel EXTREMELY powerful. Paardebloem murdered the whole time, and by the time he was done? Blood was everywhere, especially in the dens where most of the lionesses and protectors were. But he left something of age alive. Cubs. The cubs were terrified, their fur covered in the blood of their mother. The king of the pride tried to murder the vessel, but Paardebloem's spirit guide, the union, rushed in just to pierce the king through his heart with it's long, point, and slim horn. Paardebloem thanked the union, calling it Eenhoorn Leeuw. Eenhoorm Leeuw constantly followed the vessel that Paardebloem possessed until Paardebloem's needs were satisfied.



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Dandelion could be named Jotnar who according to google are the giants of Norse mythology and are described as having powers that rival that of the gods. Rather than referring to their size, the name Jotnar means 'devourers'. They are the enemy of the gods, and as the Asgardian gods represent order, the Jotnar embody chaos.
Why I think this is fitting;

The Jotnar are enemies of the gods.

They embody chaos.

It sounds very good aswell.

Entities should also be cunning and highly intelligent, the ones that have learned to have emotions could have done that in a strange way. They can find a mortal creature and stalk it for a lot of time, which will make them see it's behaviour and such, if the creature seems intelligent enough to control it's emotions but also have the ability to feel them. After deciding that creature is good enough, the entity would have to lead the creature in the woods, under the twilight and feed it a very rare and hard to get thing called tear of the vessel, how it is obtained is unknown but many seem to believe that it happens when a vessel shatters killing the entities that control that certain vessel and being replaced by a glimmering, silver drop, that drop is the vessel's tear and it can remain there for centuries after it's vessel has shattered. After the being has been fed the tear of the vessel they will start going mad, the entity must stay with the creature, after a while a glow will start coming out of the creature's mouth and eyes, the entity must trap the glow which will quickly turn into a drinkable liquid. The creature will die shortly after that and the entity can now drink the liquid which will have it slowly and overtime gaining emotion.

Each vessel has a 'leading' entity, this vessel's is of course Dandelion. The leading entity is granted an additional power. It can possess mortals which can act as a great disguise when needed usually a leading entity will espy the mortal it plans to possess for some days before impersonating it to fit it's manners.

When a vessel shatters it does not only leave behind it's tear, the procedure is quite complicated. Darkness will start spreading on the vessel's body, and the vessel's eyes will start bleeding. When the situation has gotten so serious that the vessel has been devoured by the darkness jolts will start hitting the ground. The jolts are just the start, many natural disasters will start forming in thay area, earthquakes, storms, wildfires, the area will slowly start turning into a foggy wasteland and remain like that for the next centuries.

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