• The beast represents severe psychological trauma.

• The beast leeches onto all things bad, and holds onto all things negative. In retrospect he is those involved with his human childhood, a personification of those wicked and cruel.

• The beast often lays dormant, although there are certain triggers which have him clawing to the surface. Traces of him are often found through creations, and of course through Thane himself.

• While the beast can be passed down to creations it only exists in the way that it lives within, not that it can be projected outward as a solitary entity. From experience thus far, it has only been acquirable through further crafting and manual implementing within another creation. In other words, unlike quills, the beast living on its own is not as likely of a phenomena.

• Where his and Morioch's higher power dwell.

• Induces symptoms of psychosis.

• A body can not enter, it is left behind or engulfed in flames.

• May very well lock an individual's knowledge around the world.

• The world can be shifted at will, it is never the same twice. It is guided by whomever is leading another soul.

• Inaccessible unless a direct link is somehow acquired; e.g., a doorway is opened. Does not forever bind another to the world simply by being allowed entrance. Just as well, it doesn't automatically grant creations access to it either.

• Higher power is nameless, often depicted or labeled as a demon but only due to the lack of a broader spectrum in order to deduce its actual nature and hard facts. The world is not a hell nor is the higher power even a demon.

• Due to the world's existential nature, it is regulated by its own individual spin on construct. Pushes for independence. Meaning that it never stays the same. It continues to change until it obtains independence.

• It is merely the product of a strong imagination. Initially, purely psychological before it begun to manifest in a corner of reality where it then entirely burst into existence. In other words, the world was born via Thane's mind.

• Extreme belief structure, doesn't hint at any of it or drive it down anyone's throat though.

• Quills are nonlethal and actually quite soft even when erect. Mostly risen when frustrated or angry, a warning.

• A cross between Tule Elk and African Bongo Antelope, originally based off of a lion fish.

• Eyes rotate like clockwork and are even capable of shifting color. Literally like clockwork, a soft 'ticking' can sometimes be heard if it's quiet.
• Has frequent nightmares, though they are essential for his work in the forest considering what his higher power often demands. Has grown to crave the realistic and warped horrors in his dreamworld. Good dreams are incredibly rare but possible.

• Once created a creature of war(Early 2012 at some point, Maelstrom,) which served as a direct link to his beast. Released when a twist of emotions were far too great to handle. He was reanimated and unleashed upon the forest, often with premeditated targets. Traded to his and his son's higher power in order to gain another chance at physical life and deliver what was previously promised(Jetta's soul.).

• Dystheist(belief that a god or God is not wholly good, and is possibly evil), and in some instances practices misotheism(hatred of the gods), in the way of punishing powerful entities by refusal to worship them.

• Despite being under the ownership of a higher power and acknowledging that gods exist(even the forest gods), just isn't the pious type. In a roundabout way though, appeasing tasks often serve as a form of worship anyway. Can be sacrilegious, but often off the radar.

• Does not believe in a single god, but something along the lines of powerful entities which can overtake worlds. That said, thinks 'God' and 'Satan' alone are a false and meager concept; does not acknowledge 'angels' and 'demons', registers it as a very black and white concept.

• Believes that creation has no real origin, simply, it has always and will always continue to infinitely expand by both natural and unnatural events. Undeniably stems from how he propelled a world all his own into existence. (See 'Another World' under 'Summary'.)

• Does not believe in 'heaven or hell', rather a centralized network that all interconnects via the astral plane. Not so much a belief as it is firsthand experience. Despite this, has a clear understanding of what heaven and hell are often depicted as, and can not deny that some worlds could easily enough fit the description.

• Although Thane tends to rebel against gods in his own way, is surprisingly reciprocal with most of the more binding laws his higher power has, such as not seeking ways to free himself(which is likely the case because, despite the nature of his other world, finds solace in it.) As well as not directly handling or tampering with souls in a way that could overthrow his higher power, rather than serve as an advantage to complete given tasks, or empower his sovereign.

• Does not entirely understand the concept of holidays which serve as a way to celebrate a god. Mostly a foreign concept due to the fact that during Thane's time period as a human, religion was for the most part abolished and thus far, there's been no annual celebrations in his other world. Able to piece certain things together though, given that he is familiar with 'important people' during his time period which were reflected on fondly, even if there was nothing necessarily worldwide(Didn't live in a world made up of nations) to celebrate them. In any case, unlikely to celebrate anything in a way that is devotional.