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These creatures are Essence Monsters - monsters made of various types of essence that inhabits the Second World. The Second World is a world apart from Earth, and they're connected via portals that appear randomly. More info on my other monster .

The Greep (green + sheep) is a plant type monster, very similar to a sheep but, instead of growing wool in its body, leaves grow, forming a shrub. It's commonly seen both in fields and in forests but, because it's usually in a flock, together with its evolutions, it's hard to defeat it.

The Busherry (bush + berry/cherry) is the evolution of Greep. Now, in its “shrub”, little cherry-like fruits grow; the species can produce various fruits of different colors, named sheep-fruits, which have varied effects, but each specimen can only produce one type. The Busherry can control the local leaves and create thorny vines or a pointed wooden stake from the floor.

The Truitee (tree + fruit) is the last evolution of Greep. It now walks in two legs, not four, has big torns and more sheep-fruits grow in its shrub. Its vines are now poisonous and, instead of creating just one wooden stake, it create several ones. Also, it can make a magical pink fruit grow in its shrub, which have strong medicinal properties.

Description

These creatures are Essence Monsters - monsters made of various types of essence that inhabits the Second World. The Second World is a world apart from Earth, and they're connected via portals that appear randomly. More info on my other monster .

The Greep (green + sheep) is a plant type monster, very similar to a sheep but, instead of growing wool in its body, leaves grow, forming a shrub. It's commonly seen both in fields and in forests but, because it's usually in a flock, together with its evolutions, it's hard to defeat it.

The Busherry (bush + berry/cherry) is the evolution of Greep. Now, in its “shrub”, little cherry-like fruits grow; the species can produce various fruits of different colors, named sheep-fruits, which have varied effects, but each specimen can only produce one type. The Busherry can control the local leaves and create thorny vines or a pointed wooden stake from the floor.

The Truitee (tree + fruit) is the last evolution of Greep. It now walks in two legs, not four, has big torns and more sheep-fruits grow in its shrub. Its vines are now poisonous and, instead of creating just one wooden stake, it create several ones. Also, it can make a magical pink fruit grow in its shrub, which have strong medicinal properties.