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| + | The rinculus, which lived along the desert sands of {{link|First Splinter|Grevven II}}, a hellish world within the {{link|First Splinter|Breen Confederacy}}, had a dozen shining, jet-black {{link|Prime|eyes}}, a pale, segmented body and long fangs flowing with neurotoxins. Though low to the ground, the beast could rear up on its two pairs of hind limbs, bringing it to a greater height than most {{link|First Splinter|Breen}}. Its venom did not kill its prey, but immobilized it, so that the rinculus could then puncture its flesh and devour its internal organs.<ref name="Plagues"/> | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:47, 30 July 2023
The rinculus, which lived along the desert sands of Grevven II, a hellish world within the Breen Confederacy, had a dozen shining, jet-black eyes, a pale, segmented body and long fangs flowing with neurotoxins. Though low to the ground, the beast could rear up on its two pairs of hind limbs, bringing it to a greater height than most Breen. Its venom did not kill its prey, but immobilized it, so that the rinculus could then puncture its flesh and devour its internal organs.[1]
Notes and References
- ↑ George, David R. III. "Plagues of Night". Star Trek: Typhon Pact. Novel. Simon & Schuster/Pocket Books, May 2012.
