Black Wasp

History
Black Wasps are the largest, most venomous, and most aggressive of all flying insects on the world. Originally found only in the Arganyan Homelands, travel to these islands allow for these insects to spread to all corners of the world, causing an unknown amount of diseases to spread and hundreds of thousands of creatures and people to succumb to their deadly abilities.

First spreading around year 200, they have forever been viewed as a destructive pest, and their nest burned and decimated whenever one has been found. Some small cults worship these creatures as harbingers of the dark gods, while most people simply see them as dangerous vermin. Spreading to every corner of the world, the Black Wasps are responsible for numerous extinctions and many villages having been eradicated by them.

Today, the Black Wasp population is decreasing with better techniques at hunting them, but they still pose great danger to any location that becomes infected with them.

Behavior
Black Wasps are mindless insects that hunt smaller prey and drag them back to a large hive, in which their queens rest and lay countless eggs to birth new harvesters. However, they will often times attack and kill non-prey creatures for venturing into their territory, and show no hesitation in attacking. They will ruthlessly throw themselves into peril in order to hunt down an intruder, and will continue to do so until they die.

Able to recognize and memorize facial features, these wasps have been recorded as hunting down people for years until they either die, or kill their prey.

Appearance
Black Wasps are gnarly, twisted insects that are roughly the size of a fully-grown male human's fist, with large pincer jaws, pointed legs, and massive wings that stretch for about twice as long as the rest of their body. Their exoskeleton is a pitch black color with no variations in color, other than the shine off of light.

Strengths and Weaknesses
Black Wasps are fast and ruthless with strong exoskeletons and wings strong enough to allow them to fly 50 mph. They contain a venom that is thick and black, that causes blood vessels to darken and rupture, bones to crack and crumble, and the skull to break down to small fragments - a slow, painful, absolute death. Furthermore, where there is one Black Wasps, there may be hundreds. A swarm of Black Wasps is utterly horrifying, and they kill all that venture near.

Fowever, Black Wasps are simple creatures that can become fairly predictable. Like many creatures, they are also afraid of fire and will steer clear of any flame - their venom is also flammable, and so they will combust if any of their venom touches a flame or spark. To top if off, they are loud creatures that make much noise as they fly, which can alert those around them to flee or prepare.