The Whispering Death

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The Whispering Death
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Class
Boulder
Fire Type:
Concentric rings of fire
Features
Large head and mouth with rotating teeth inside
Sharp spines
White bulging eyes
Abilities
Tunneling
Spine shot
Rotating teeth
Vacuum effect
Immunity to Dragon Nip
Colors:
Grayish Steel Green body with Red highlighted spikes
Size:
Large: 95 feet (29 meters) long
7 feet 6 inches (2.29 meters) tall
Weight
2500 lbs (1134 kg)
Roar
Yes
Habitat:
Caves
Underground tunnels
Distribution:
Bashem
Chilblain
Dark Deep
Dragon's Edge
Dragon's Nest
Harvest Hill
Horrendous Point
Ludia Island
Maddening Marsh
Mount Ymir
Pillaging Pillars
Puffin Point
Rejuvenisle
Roost Rock
Rosy Shores
Screaming Death Island
Screeching Woodlands
Snottite Stop
Sparkfire Mountain
Towering Timberland
Unnamed Islands
Whispering Death Island(presumed)
The Woods That Howled
Vanaheim

Trainable:
Uncertain
Statistics
  Attack
8 [1]
  Speed
7 [1]
  Armor
7 [1]
 Firepower
3 [1]
  Shot
Limit
1 [1]
  Venom
2 [1]
  Jaw Strength
4 [1]
  Stealth
10 [1]
Known Dragons
Individuals:
Two Whispering Deaths Bork met in Book of Dragons
Toothless' Nemesis
Groundsplitter
Screaming Death's Siblings
Trailtwister
Young Whispering Deaths tunneling in When

Written By: Moeen Faisal

Illustrated by: Moeen Faisal

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