🧬 Tall, shadowy, human-shaped, silent, persistent

⚠️ Danger: 7

The A-Mi-Kuk is a shadowy humanoid figure from Inuit folklore believed to roam the Arctic wilderness. It is often depicted as a tall, silent stalker that trails behind hunters or explorers. The creature does not physically attack but instills overwhelming dread in those who sense it nearby. Legends suggest it is a spirit or entity born of the harsh landscape itself. A-Mi-Kuk has no known physical footprints or evidence, contributing to its spectral nature. It has been passed down through generations in oral tradition as a cautionary tale. Its role appears more psychological than physical, acting as a symbol of isolation and survival fears. No sightings have been formally documented in modern times.