The Eyeless Horse

The Eyeless horse is from the afterlife after dying or being killed. They are a ghostly form which appears at certain times in different places and has inhabited the earth for over 120 years.

Its crimson eyes have been replaced black holes made by dark magic, given to these creatures by the goddess of death, Iren. These amazing creatures are predators and are very stealthy so they can hide in tall grass areas and blend in. Furthermore, they also have pointed spikes on their hooves to pin their prey down and attack other predators.

These creatures used to live at St George’s Cliff but have separated due to their leader being killed by poachers. As a result of this, there are only a small amount of these species in the entire world.

Scientists have still not worked out a cure for people who have been attacked by this deadly species, so if you ever happen to see one of these creatures you should lie down and be as still as possible to avoid danger.

Hypnotizing Iris

The Hypnotizing Irises purple leaves are fed on by the Eyeless horse, which grows in Emerald Valley where its stunning colours shine the best. However, this plant is none the less one of the most dangerous species in the world because when people try to take this flower back to their home, it hypnotizes which puts the victims in a never-ending sleep. Scientists say this could be the cause of the disease Anaemia as many reports have said.

Additionally, its green, luscious stem has spike-like thorns to protect itself from predators or humans. Infact, because of this special feature, less predators try to retrieve this cautious plant. Moreover, its staple diet is based of dead insects and other plants. In recent years, the numbers of this extravagant plant has decreased by millions but its cause is unknown.