Just random ultrakill stuff Includes: filth, stray, soldier, malicious face and deathcatcher FILTH: Husks are physical manifestations of the souls of the damned. The physical form is based on the value of the original soul, which is determined by the strength of its will and its prevalence in public consciousness: the living souls that remember it. Filth are the lowest form of Husk, whose souls were too weak and unimportant to even form a complete physical body. Even among Husks, they have the lowest intelligence, driven purely by hunger. STRAY: While their tall stature may seem intimidating, Strays are afraid of most danger and will try to stay at a safe distance, only attacking via projectiles formed with Hell Energy. Although controlling and manifesting this energy is a complicated task, Strays have very low intelligence and are only able to do so via pure instinct. Nevertheless, humans were unable to replicate this level of accuracy and control, particularily[sic] the Stray’s ability to cause the energy orbs to selectively ignore other Husks. SOLDIER: Soldiers are an augmented version of Strays, whose technological implants have been scavenged from broken machines to channel Hell Energy with greater efficiency. This increase in power gives Soldiers more self-confidence, causing them to act more aggressively than normal Strays. Despite the enhancements, their intelligence remains low and it has yet to be determined who or what actually augmented them. MALICIOUS FACE: Demons are creatures born from the mass of Hell. They are most easily recognisable by their hard stone-like exterior and slow movement. Demons have higher intelligence than Husks, but are still incapable of rational thought and communication. No demons have been able to pass the mirror test, though studies are limited due to their hostility. Malicious Faces are the most common type of demon, but are incredibly dangerous, especially in swarms, due to their mastery of the use of Hell Energy as a weapon. DEATH CATCHER: Distant eyes watched the formation of Idols with fascination, and were driven to attempt the same process of molding useless life into something beautiful. The result, however, could never have been the same, as the endless malice of their creator seeped into the Deathcatchers, whose shells were unable to withhold it, cracking them wide open. Unable to share the love that they were never given, the Deathcatchers cannot protect anyone, and in their vain attempts to do so, they can only form lesser caricatures from the blood of those who are gone forever, puppeting their shapes to continue their past actions, pretending that they're still here, that they could have been saved.
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