Joint Snake (Desert)

A snake lays in pieces in front of you. Before your very eyes it twitches and snaps itself back together. Whoa!

When whole, the Joint Snake moves just as any other snake. Its movement is familiar, and you're not as bothered by its presence. It flicks the tip of its tail at you and you jump back as the piece hits your paws. A slithery laugh escapes from the snake as the tail snaps back into place.

"Yeah, yeah, I've heard it before. How am I not dead? It's a perk of being me. Now then, since you're here, I need your help."

Agropelter: "You sure show up a lot for someone who claims not to need anything. Ready to do something else for me?"

Akhlut: "I hope you're ready to work. With your help, we can complete these tasks a lot earlier than I estimated. Let's get going."

Alaskan Tiger: "The more we talk, the less time we have. There's more to do."

Altamaha-ha: "You're a smart one to come back before I can hunt you down; it would be a waste of my precious time, otherwise. Let's get on with it."

Ball-Tailed Cat: "Well, let's get on with it, then. Are you here to help or not?"

Beast of Bladenboro: "Back again? You aren't afraid to get your paws dirty it seems. I have another task for you."

Beast of Bray Road: "Are you small? You seem smaller than other wolves, but perhaps I'm just superior with my height. No matter; you're still useful. Let's get on with it."

Beast of Busco: "I didn't scare you off I see. You're made of strong stuff. Ready for your next task?"

Belled Buzzard: "You're back. Ready for your next task? I'll make it worth your while again."

Bessie: "You came back! Thank goodness. I have more for you to do. Are you up for it?"

Bogeyman: "Back for more I see. Either you're daft or you're very daft. Doesn't matter which to me, just do as I ask."

Cadborosaurus: "Not had your fill yet, hmm? Very well, I have more for you to do."

Cajun Sasquatch: "Still falling for that, I see. Back so soon?"

Champ: "You're a good soul to come back. I knew asking you was the right thing to do. Ready for the next task?"

Creepy Black Hound: "So, you're back for another job?"

Enfield Monster: "The busy-body is back! I guess you like my gifts in return for your service, hmm? I have more to offer. Ready for today's task?"

Gumberoo: "I bet you're wondering if your teeth could pierce my hide, eh? It can't, so don't even try. Ready for your next task?"

Jackalope: "You're back! You haven't eaten me yet, either. I guess I'm in luck for now. Fancy another task?"

Jersey Devil: "It's a pleasant sight when a lesser creature is working for me. Continue, there's a lot to do."

Manipogo: "Look who's back! I'm almost happy to see you. Almost. It's nothing personal; I don't really like anyone, but you're not that bad. You're still eager to help, right?"

Michigan Dogman: "We have more in common than you think. Will you keep helping me?"

Milton Lizard: "Returned, have you? Good, good. I'll make use of those swift paws."

Pope Lick Monster: "Doing this stuff is addicting, isn't it? I suppose there's worse things than working for me. I hope you came prepared."

Sewer Alligator: "Did you bathe? Bah! Now you smell even worse! Good thing you won't be here long. Hurry up and say yes to this task so I don't have to smell you anymore, hmm?"

Swamp Stalker: "Back already? It seems that I underestimated you, and you have some skills. I will keep that in mind when thinking about the next task for you."

Tailypo: "You came back! I wasn't sure you would. Ready to keep going?"

Walgren Lake Monster: "Good to see you again! You were so helpful last time. Are you ready to help some more?"

Panama Creature

You see the creature hanging from a branch, visibly more comfortable and relaxed. It reveals a toothless smile, and you wish that it hadn't. Looking at you with a tilted head, it doesn't need to say anything to make you feel the weight of the troubles of the world. It's odd when such a feeling is caused by one look from something so sloth-like.

Beast of Bray Road

The creature doesn't seem to have a care in the world. It stretches out on the ground to its full length of several feet and throws its head back in a long howl. Shivers roll down your spine and as the creature turns and locks eyes with you, you know who the true apex predator is here.

Enfield Monster

You're not sure how it's managing it, but the Enfield Monster is sitting in the long grass, different weeds and flowers clutched in its claws. It sniffs each in turn before stuffing it in its mouth and chewing, only to spit it right back out. Did it think they were food?

Dungavenhooter

In the murky waters of the swamp, the dark, scaly body of the creature is hard to notice, even when you know where to look. It sees itself as the king of this area, so you have to wait for it to come to you, not the other way around.

Requirements: Defeat 1 Frenzied Razorback

Manipogo: Strength

White River Monster: Speed + Agility