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The Jungle Stalker was one of the only arcane titans who were not killed or imprisoned by the ascendant Aeiksian empire during the Rising of Man. The new human superpower negotiated a treaty, allowing the Beast Titan to retain a portion of the eastern continent's primordial rainforests to live in, provided that it surrendered rulership of the territory to the empire's protection. There, the Stalker was able to enjoy centuries of uninterrupted hunting of the lesser arcane creatures that roamed the land, and as a result maintained its personal power and strength all the way until the World Flaying. It is not know whether the Beast Titan survived the void incursion, but its ability to avoid the downfall of its kin is notable, for the Jungle Stalker never held real territory or built an empire of any kind. Thus, without a long history of ruling over humans, the Stalking Titan was viewed by the Aeiksian rulers as not guilty of the same oppression over humanity as the other titans. In addition, its willingness to negotiate, acquiesce and survive in the cracks of a far greater power show it to be a true survivor.

But now, in the new world, the Aeiksian empire is long dead. If the Jungle Stalker has survived the millennia in between, then it has likely assessed that the current human kingdoms and nations are a far cry from the great hegemony that overthrew its kin. If the Stalking Titan still lives, then it has no doubt taken advantage of this vacuum of power to escape from its confines and roam freely across the world again. And if such a formidable hunter is on the prowl once again, nowhere on the world will be safe for the lonely traveler or solitary creature.

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The Jungle Stalker was one of the only arcane titans who were not killed or imprisoned by the ascendant Aeiksian empire during the Rising of Man. The new human superpower negotiated a treaty, allowing the Beast Titan to retain a portion of the eastern continent's primordial rainforests to live in, provided that it surrendered rulership of the territory to the empire's protection. There, the Stalker was able to enjoy centuries of uninterrupted hunting of the lesser arcane creatures that roamed the land, and as a result maintained its personal power and strength all the way until the World Flaying. It is not know whether the Beast Titan survived the void incursion, but its ability to avoid the downfall of its kin is notable, for the Jungle Stalker never held real territory or built an empire of any kind. Thus, without a long history of ruling over humans, the Stalking Titan was viewed by the Aeiksian rulers as not guilty of the same oppression over humanity as the other titans. In addition, its willingness to negotiate, acquiesce and survive in the cracks of a far greater power show it to be a true survivor.

But now, in the new world, the Aeiksian empire is long dead. If the Jungle Stalker has survived the millennia in between, then it has likely assessed that the current human kingdoms and nations are a far cry from the great hegemony that overthrew its kin. If the Stalking Titan still lives, then it has no doubt taken advantage of this vacuum of power to escape from its confines and roam freely across the world again. And if such a formidable hunter is on the prowl once again, nowhere on the world will be safe for the lonely traveler or solitary creature.