Large and heavy muscles tense under their skin. The skinned, blind faces have only one hole, surrounded by uneven, razor-sharp teeth, which serves these creatures as a mouth. Slime and blood ooze out of them.
A set of horns run down their heads. Neither of them has eyes and that total blindness infuriates them – it’s a weakness that controls them, making them vicious and bloodthirsty.
The tails behind the lizards are moving, whipping from side to side, looking for victims. Once a tail has found one, it coils around its prey, and accompanied by the lizard’s victory screech and the human’s cries for help, the lizard darts into the nearest rip in the ground with a surprising speed, dragging its victim down with him.
But some lizards are struggling to catch victims with their tails. Those r
