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Description
Derp, made a ref for that train demon I drew up earlier.
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How they work is that they usually live under ground, either in the deserts or mountains of Automotive Hell. They usually rest near the surface of the ground with only the top of their heads slightly showing. They can be spotted by the clouds of black smoke and fire that constantly pours from the stack on their heads, though usually they are mistaken for dormant volcanoes or geysers of ash and soot that erupt from beneath the ground.

Though they are large, they are very very quick, being able to dig through the ground speeds excessing 50 miles an hour.

Usually, these beasts prey upon larger fauna that roams around Hell, but they are not above going after the occasional carmorph demon. They are very proficient hunters despite having no eyes, as their flat faces house hundreds of sensors used for picking up the energy that radiates off of souls.

Locomotogephor (c) Hillary DeFrayne

Description
Derp, made a ref for that train demon I drew up earlier.
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How they work is that they usually live under ground, either in the deserts or mountains of Automotive Hell. They usually rest near the surface of the ground with only the top of their heads slightly showing. They can be spotted by the clouds of black smoke and fire that constantly pours from the stack on their heads, though usually they are mistaken for dormant volcanoes or geysers of ash and soot that erupt from beneath the ground.

Though they are large, they are very very quick, being able to dig through the ground speeds excessing 50 miles an hour.

Usually, these beasts prey upon larger fauna that roams around Hell, but they are not above going after the occasional carmorph demon. They are very proficient hunters despite having no eyes, as their flat faces house hundreds of sensors used for picking up the energy that radiates off of souls.

Locomotogephor (c) Hillary DeFrayne