The One-Legged Dinosaur drags himself through the Forest like a memory no one meant to keep. Once a symbol of strength and wonder, he now moves with uneven fury. His missing leg turns every step into a rumble, and his presence into a warning.

He doesn’t roar, but his silence is heavy. Of all the ghosts, he seems the most disappointed. There is no gentleness in his form — only blame. When Anne meets his gaze, it is not wild, but cold.

– One leg = instability, restrained anger

– Tail = lost balance

– Scars = an untold story

– Teeth = not for attack, but for memory

– Stillness = tension before eruption

Revenge! Revenge!
But I... not really. I just wanted to scare her.

You didn’t get it wrong. This really is the House of Ghosts. The so-called House of Ghosts, I mean.

📘 Book I

– Appears slow and heavy, but every movement carries tension

– Attacks Anne supposedly as a joke, but it's unclear what would have happened if the Mysterious Rescuer hadn’t intervened

– Refuses to speak or respond — the embodiment of rejection itself

📗 Book II

– Part of the group of ghosts turned into the “main attraction” in Heinoland Park

📙 Book III

– Does not appear

– Some believe he was once Anne’s guardian — until she stopped paying him attention

– Others think he fell silent because there’s no forgiveness left that could reach him

– His missing leg may be a sign that he once stood for something — and paid the price

– It’s whispered that even the other ghosts fear his silence