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I unfortunately can’t upload photos due to a glitch of some sort,sorry!

I unfortunately can’t upload any photos due to a glitch of some sort. Sorry

Said to fight in ragnarok, this huge snake is slightly bigger than the giga! This will show how to tame, the abilities, and much more… Abilities bite-causes venom, 20 per. constrict-opens it’s jaw wide, stretching by holding. strangle- curl into a tight ball, slowly strangling a creature inside. sprint Fear roar- can scare rexes, Spinos, possibly gigas? venom spit- much like a basilisk, but much worse. consume- can slurp up any small dinos (maximum is stego) and objects like trees and rocks, also provides a base area inside your tame! how to tame first; you need a giant’s soul (collected from the end-game boss or optional, a variant of larger creature) and simply sneak up on a titanoboa or basilisk and feed it the soul. This will provide with a claimable snake, which will scurry away to the closest pond or lake, and change to a newborn of the same size. This youth will be at full health, but will need to get into water to survive. you will then need to proceed to Care for this youngling until fully grown, and done! It can now go on land, and be ready to ride! Also, growing up, it will slowly change its appearance from a titanoboa to a Jormugandr! Growing up, it will only eat eggs and fish. Also, the difficulty of the boss only affects the colour, gamma having a green stripe in the middle, beta having a blue one and alpha being red. speaking of, there are 4 colour regions, the head(1), the top body(2), the middle body(3), and the underbody(4). Jormugandr can have attached cliff platforms and attachments, such as; landing platform for flyers and stargliders. a saddle used from the inside. tek guns, like turrets. a working fabricator and forge. a shield. Jormugandr will have its own gravity and once dead, will return to a giants soul again. Its saddle costs;1k fiber, 500 stone and metal, and 10.5k hide. it can shed its skin which can be harvested for scales, aka keratin. Finally, much like a leedsichthys, you can collect from its back.