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The Makat are colossal leviathans that dominate the coastal regions of the world known as the Searing Expanse—a vast ocean of boiling waters and steam where the sea meets the molten fury of the earth.

Makat are creatures of primordial force, embodying the untamed might of the ocean's depths and the volcanic fire that burns beneath. Born from the heart of underwater volcanoes, their armored hides are as much stone as flesh, capable of withstanding the pressure of the deep and the scorch of lava flows.

These titans are solitary by nature, coming together only in the event of the Magma Tide, a rare celestial alignment that heightens their primal instincts and urges them to gather. During this time, the Searing Expanse becomes a crucible of creation and destruction as the Makat engage in their ancient rituals of combat and courtship, leaving new formations of land and sea in their wake.

The Makat's breath is a gale of searing flames, capable of turning stone to slag and boiling the sea into mists. Their roar is a thunderous call that resonates through water and air, a sound that has guided sailors' legends for generations. To witness a Makat is to see the raw power of nature's forge in motion.

Mariners tell tales of entire fleets disappearing into the maw of a Makat, drawn in by their hypnotic, baleful eyes that glow like molten coals beneath the waves. Yet, these behemoths are not inherently malevolent. They are forces of nature, indifferent to the lives of the smaller beings that cross their paths.

In the annals of the Searing Expanse, the Makat are revered as demi-gods, their movements and behaviors believed to be omens of fortune or disaster. Cults dedicated to the Makat's worship have arisen on the scattered isles of the Expanse, their members seeking to divine the will of these enigmatic goliaths through the interpretation of their fiery displays and the tides they churn.

To the world beyond, the Makat remain enigmatic—a testament to the world's arcane and tumultuous past and a reminder that there are still mysteries that elude the grasp of civilization.

Description
The Makat are colossal leviathans that dominate the coastal regions of the world known as the Searing Expanse—a vast ocean of boiling waters and steam where the sea meets the molten fury of the earth.

Makat are creatures of primordial force, embodying the untamed might of the ocean's depths and the volcanic fire that burns beneath. Born from the heart of underwater volcanoes, their armored hides are as much stone as flesh, capable of withstanding the pressure of the deep and the scorch of lava flows.

These titans are solitary by nature, coming together only in the event of the Magma Tide, a rare celestial alignment that heightens their primal instincts and urges them to gather. During this time, the Searing Expanse becomes a crucible of creation and destruction as the Makat engage in their ancient rituals of combat and courtship, leaving new formations of land and sea in their wake.

The Makat's breath is a gale of searing flames, capable of turning stone to slag and boiling the sea into mists. Their roar is a thunderous call that resonates through water and air, a sound that has guided sailors' legends for generations. To witness a Makat is to see the raw power of nature's forge in motion.

Mariners tell tales of entire fleets disappearing into the maw of a Makat, drawn in by their hypnotic, baleful eyes that glow like molten coals beneath the waves. Yet, these behemoths are not inherently malevolent. They are forces of nature, indifferent to the lives of the smaller beings that cross their paths.

In the annals of the Searing Expanse, the Makat are revered as demi-gods, their movements and behaviors believed to be omens of fortune or disaster. Cults dedicated to the Makat's worship have arisen on the scattered isles of the Expanse, their members seeking to divine the will of these enigmatic goliaths through the interpretation of their fiery displays and the tides they churn.

To the world beyond, the Makat remain enigmatic—a testament to the world's arcane and tumultuous past and a reminder that there are still mysteries that elude the grasp of civilization.