Tiamat Fish

The Tiamat fish were buried underground, inside their own self maintained and sustained ecosystem for millennia, until a mining accident freed them from their prison.

The Tiamat fish is extremely ugly to look at, with rows upon rows of gaping sharp teeth, these predators are much larger than the average piranha. They hunt in groups and can easily take down massive targets due to their sheer numbers. Whales, sharks and even nimble dolphins fall easily to their hunting tactics and pack mentality. The fish has a bone structure that is heavily damage resistant, and also enables the fish to gain increased agility that it uses to run down its prey. Some scientists believe that they can even swim faster than dolphins making it the apex predator of the oceans, in front of whom, even Great White sharks fall prey to.

The Tiamat fish will readily attack and consume human beings unfortunate enough to cross their path. These fish are highly resistant to poison and often eat the most poisonous substance in the world. Nitric Poison.