THE MELODY WITH TEETH. THE HOLLOW HORN. THE LURE OF THE FOREST WIND.

The Shadhavar slips through shadowed trees like a wind-carried note — beautiful, haunting, and lethal. Said to resemble a slender, antlered beast with a horn full of hollows, this forest-dwelling shapeshifter lures the curious with music no human could resist.

When the wind hits just right, its horn sings — a sound so perfect it paralyzes even the wary. Legends whisper that travelers caught in its tune vanish without struggle, transfixed until the forest swallows them whole.

Though rooted in Persian myth, this version of the Shadhavar roams the misty timberline — as if adapted, reborn in the Pacific wilds. Beauty here is camouflage. And every echo could be your last.

If you hear music where there should be none… turn back. Now.