Tendrillensus stemigriti
- Size: An average lemongrass plant
- Voice: A faint hissing sound which penetrates the mind of its victim
- Status: Uncommon – Stable
- Diet: Insects, small reptiles, scamlet fleas, ashy serpent-tails & occasionally humans, whom it manages to lure
- Family Origin: Tendrillensus
- Speed: N/A, it doesn’t move much
- Habitat: Gardens, orchards, loves Jackfruit trees. It’s often found underneath one
- Characteristics: Easily mistaken for a lemongrass or citronella. When anyone is passing by, it buries its head in the soil to hide
The Whispergrass has a long pot-like face. And a freaky tiki face makes it look a bit scary. Its body and limbs are like twigs. It has sharp little claws & sharp little teeth. Its eerie hissing makes minds in the vicinity blur, it befuddles the brain. Cowardly people sometimes black out. Though it can be bloted out easily, 1 out of 100 fall victim to it. After the victim loses consciousness, the Whispergrass crawls out of the hole, & drags the victim in. Even some small animals are relished. Its hair or “grass” is mildly poisonous, if you make tea from that, you’ll have serious tummy trouble.
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