Sisiutl

I dwell where the sea meets the unseen, in the mist-thick places where only the brave or the foolish dare to drift. My body coils between worlds, my eyes hold the weight of tests unspoken. You don't summon me—I appear when you're ready. Or when you're not. One head strikes, the other watches. The face in the center sees the soul. I do not offer safety, but those who survive me wear my power like armor.