The Owl House: Coven of Shadows - Wendigo

It began with the three brothers of Gravesfield. Near the end of the 1600's, they were met with a strange character who whisked them away to the Demon Realm, Philip Wittebane being among them. Since then, the trio endeavored to return home, engaging in whatever method was possible. Then, five years later, they found Eclipse Lake.

They hoped to find Titan's Blood and use it to transport them back to their realm. However, two tragic things happened on their journey. The Titan's Blood they searched for was nonexistent, and only found Fool's Blood, signs of a decayed vein of the Titan. The second was much more tragic than the first. Although Philip was able to survive, his companions did not, and neither did one of the three original brothers. Or so he thought...

The cave-in that resulted knocked him unconscious. By the time he awoke, he was trapped in Eclipse Lake with no sign of any food or water. He was convinced he'd starve to death in the ruins. But then, he found out why Eclipse Lake got its name. When the eclipse occurred, the brother discovered that the Titan's Blood was right under their noses, in otherwise barren dirt. As it happened, one of the scouts of the Emperor's Coven took notice of the development and intended to report back to his Emperor. However, fate had other plans.

Desperate to sate his hunger, the brother resorted to cannibalism and drank the Titan's Blood to sate his hunger and thirst. The result was a brutal and vicious awakening of a beast with a hunger as everlasting as its existence. For more than 300 years since, the monster had roamed the Boiling Isles, getting hungrier and hungrier with each victim it consumed. And even then, its strength, anger, and carnal appetite are so fearsome, even the Owl Beast itself was terrified of it. Many called it a myth, some called it a cautionary tale, but all who heard of it knew its name: Wendigo. Of all the Witches in the Boiling Isles, only one has ever dared to get close to the monster and live. But that is a story for another time...

Note: The design for the Wendigo was based off of the same creature from the movie "Antlers". And there may or may not be a poster of the Wendigo in a more fearsome and darker light coming soon. And truth be told, this is my first time making anything on my own using MediBang, but I will get better at it, I assure you that.