In the shadows of your closed eyes you see a figure standing, staring. every day after killing someone of the same race it gets slightly closer, and easier to make out. it is the person you killed, however, their eyes become inky black voids that make the darkness of your eyes look as bright as the surface of the sun in comparison, they leak an inky liquid down their face, forming an inky trail across their eyelids making the haunted person's eyes leak that same inky black. the creature will also smile wider the closer it gets revealing a bloodied smile with teeth so sharp that they could penetrate steel as easy as butter, their gums shredded to the point were they bubble and froth with acidic blood constantly. when it gets close you can make out individual drops of blood, flowing up into their eyes, being sucked up by the void, leaving strips of raw flesh that drip more blood adding to the trail of ink behind them.

Regional Effects

The region containing an Abyssal Victim’s lair is the mind of the haunted, which is affected by one or more of the following effects:

• Their vision gets blurry and eyes feel heavy, making them constantly fatigued and need to sleep.
• They will see the abyssal victim out of the corner of their eyes in the shadows, waiting.

If the Abyssal Victim dies, these effects fade over the course of 1d4 days.