The Horror of the Tyggjobleikt (Violet Devil)

The Horror of the Tyggjóbleikt (Violet Devil)

Information recovered and translated by the Holy Canon Empire

This is one text copy from a set of journals archiving the horrendous crimes and misdeeds performed by the Tyggjóbleikt, a horrendous monster that takes the guise of a woman to create a façade of innocence and then enslaves and torments other creatures for its own sadistic pleasure. The Tyggjóbleikt also chooses one of its slaves to be a type of food source as it feeds off the emotions of loyalty, making the slave obey the Tyggjóbleikt, and love, strengthening the control of the slave by having him develop feeling for it. Here are some reasons why the Tyggjóbleikt is the abomination that it is proclaimed to be as it had been observed by the divine recorder himself, who through his bravery and sacrifice gave us the knowledge to face the horrendous threat through his many journals.
Here is the evidence of the Tyggjóbleikt sins and actions. The information below has been extracted and translated from the first of the Divine Recorder's Journals. *Note: This list is currently incomplete due the current research and translation of the Divine Recorder's Journals, These will be uploaded as soon as possible.*
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First Journal of the Divine Recorder
Dates of Journal Entries: *Dates unrecognizable*

•Page: One, Paragraph 3, Line 1-6: This is the first I, *Name unrecognizable*, along with my comrade, *Name also unrecognizable*, have been chosen to infiltrate the lair of the Tyggjóbleikt and examine its behavior and actions in order to find a way to end its horrible existence. If anyone finds these journals without an owner, may they have better use with them in the future. I just pray that when my time comes, I will have recorded enough data to provide significant help in stopping this demon.

•Page: Three, Paragraph: Eight, Line 5-8: The one called Peppermint Butler is its main informant, and (as the other slaves have stated)there are moments were his craving for flesh and his disturbed mind answer the question why the Tyggjóbleikt had chosen him for an informant. I will have to keep an eye on him.

•Page: Seven, Paragraph 2, Line 35- 40 The Tyggjóbleikt has developed total loathing for a Duke of Nuts to the point of complete eradication of his form. I have seen it frequently sending two slaves named Finn and Jake out to do something with little to no explanation, the slave named Finn must be the Tyggjóbleikt's slave host as there are been events where is most definitely is using Finn's emotion of love and loyalty to it to manipulate him, however mildly.

•Page: 15, paragraph 17, Line 112-117: The slaves have captured an ice king and the Tyggjóbleikt demands the slaves to get the Ice King's wails of pain (cannot remember the name offhand). I did not catch this, my comrade did, but then I could not get the idea out of my head on how that poor man was tortured for this cries, what God would have created such a monster as the Tyggjóbleikt?. Later that day, I saw the Tyggjóbleikt, it was spraying some kind of unpleasant looking gas all over its hive. Presumably, to counteract the freezer-burn plague, right?

•Page 15, paragraph 18, Line 25-32 Well, here is something intriguing. When the Ice King 'made it snow' to try to stop the Tyggjóbleikt, it was just standing right there, unaffected to the ice while its slaves were becoming frozen? It also had in its possession the book, and with its knowledge, so it would make sense that it knew about the freezer-burn and how it would be cured? The Tyggjóbleikt, at least to my observation, seems almost too willing to torture the Ice King, and this proves another event of her sending her slaves out to do something. Moreover, not only does it give them zero reason for it, it is something questionable, at least to Finn.

•Page: 23, Paragraph 6, Line: 111-118: More evidence of the Tyggjóbleikt manipulation over the one slave named Finn continues to be revealed. After the ice king sent an assassin by the name of "Ricardio" to unsuccessfully end the Tyggjóbleikt (The slave named Finn killed him), what the Tyggjóbleikt said to Finn that really caught me and my comrade as just unnecessarily...cruel. Right after everything is resolved; it says something to Finn to the effect of "Now that Ricardio is gone, you don't have to be jealous anymore." The subtext, to me, being that Finn is really kind of replicable, at least in any relationship (slave or otherwise) way.

•Page: 33, Paragraph 15, Line: 105-116: This may be one of the most dangerous and significant evidence of the Tyggjóbleikt's horrendous agenda. There's the whole plan involving a Lich, My comrade and I are probably in way over our heads now, but there is no backing out now, this is too important to ignore. Watching the Tyggjóbleikt preparing some sort of strange ritual, I keep thinking maybe that Lich is a red herring of sorts. I think (it'd be hard not to with all the evidence right there) that was pretty damn horrible, probably one of the dangerous beings (at least so far along with the Tyggjóbleikt) in the land of Ooh, but something about it having him locked up just feels weird. I probably missed some integral piece of information that absolutely deludes or supports this theory; if so will need to find it quickly. Because I think, I would rather be proven wrong than to be right and to see the horrendous outcome of the Tyggjóbleikt plan and what it wants with this creature.

•Page: 45, Paragraph 11, Line: 31-38: I cannot believe what I just saw, neither does my comrade. The Tyggjóbleikt had grown to gigantic horrendous titan. I knew something was wrong after that Lich escaped. The Tyggjóbleikt had obtained its dark power and was wreaking havoc upon the city it had enslaved. In hindsight, this was to be expected, as I knew this beast was a large threat. I just never knew it was literally as well. I was glad that the Slave Finn and that Ice King dealt with this titan. But this feeling passed when I learned that the Tyggjóbleikt survived its apparent death. What will it take to bring this monster down?

•Page: 49, Paragraph 4, Line: 12-22: I have learned that the Tyggjóbleikt had one of its creations take command over the enslaved kingdom until it recovers. This servant, called "Lemongrab," was an experiment that the Tyggjóbleikt had created to only feel pain. Now it lives to bring pain to the slaves, and sends them to the dungeons for petty things. Among this "experiment" another called Goliad, was created just to bring suffering before being place in an internal mental fight with a clone. Aside from this (and that the Tyggjóbleikt revived the dead slaves into zombies twice over, costing the life of my comrade), I had learned from the slaves that the slave named Finn has been encountering a Princess of Fire who has been drawing him away from the Tyggjóbleikt's power. Perhaps, this Princess of Fire maybe be the one who will end the Tyggjóbleikt's reign. I will have to see the Tyggjóbleikt's reaction to this before I conclude my theory, I just hope that this time, I am right.

Page: 54, Paragraph 2, Line: 1-9: I have just witnessed a huge advantage in stopping the Tyggjóbleikt. It appears that this Princess of Fire I head about is starting to draw the affection of Finn and he is starting to rebel. Of course I learned the hard way that pure emotional contact (as described by the slave-dog Jake as "Tier 2") caused the flame princess to explode in an unstable detonation. When I came to, I noticed that Finn was alive, alongside the flame princess in a romanice innocence. What made me feel good was not only were the two still an "item", but that by the look on the Tyggjóbleikt face, it was beginning to lose its main food source. Still, I will have to wait and see what happens later to see a clear result.

Page: 58, Paragraph 11, Line 1-4: Finn and his dog have been missing since they were sent by the Tyggjóbleikt to kill the Ice King. After a few weeks, the Tyggjóbleikt left her kingdom to find them. This is probably because it uses him as a main source of protection and food. However, the fact that it is able to act outside its lair is very concerning.

Page: 59, Paragraph: 2, Line:1-8: The Tyggjóbleikt has returned with the Ice King, and the two slaves in tow. I am concerned as to what are the Tyggjóbleikt plans are with the ice king. The slaves have told me that the Ice king was given a new heart and something about the slaves being poisoned. What kind of sick game is the Tyggjóbleikt playing here. Also they inform me that the slave dog has impregnated the Tyggjóbleikt's steed. I do not know how this will affect the Tyggjóbleikt's actions, but between this, and the Ice King's new heart, I have a bad feeling about this. Also today is my comrade's birthday (he would be 29 years old now). So happy birthday Silvester, wherever you are.

Page: 63, Paragraph 7,Line: 1-5 This is by far the most outragous sigh so far, It appears that the Tyggjóbleikt has summoned a portal for some giant fiend, it also appears that the two slaves have entered the strange portal as well, this plus her strange farm "project", show that the Tyggjóbleikt is planning to control other worlds. I must findout about the other world, but how?
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*Currently, this journal, along with the other journals, are being examined and translated to find out more about the Tyggjóbleikt and it plans. If you know any information relating to the Tyggjóbleikt  that can help us progress with this research, please do your part. We need all the help we can get in order to stop the Tyggjóbleikt before it completes whatever horrendous plan it has for the land of Ooh, and not to mention the entire world.*