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Behemoth

One of three city-destroying Endbringers alongside Leviathan and the Simurgh.

Behemoth is one of three city-destroying monsters known as Endbringers in the webnovel Worm. Alongside Leviathan and the Simurgh, he forms a trio of catastrophic entities that pose an existential threat to humanity. In this fictional universe, Behemoth represents a specific type of natural disaster, distinct from his counterparts who embody other elemental forces.

Role
Endbringer / Natural Disaster
Affiliation
The Endbringers (Independent)
First Appearance
Early in the series history, prior to Taylor Hebert's awakening
Status
Active / Dormant between attacks
Weakness
Extreme heat and specific high-tier reality warping
Location of Origin
Unknown (Appears spontaneously)

Lore & Background

The source identifies Behemoth as part of a trio of monsters named after biblical figures. These entities appear in the webnovel Worm, where they function as recurring threats capable of destroying entire cities. The text notes that these names—Behemoth, Leviathan, and the Simurgh—are drawn from older traditions but are reimagined here as physical manifestations of destruction within a modern setting.

In Their Own Story

In the narrative of Worm, Behemoth appears as one of three specific Endbringers. While the source does not detail his actions, origins, or battles, it confirms his existence as a named entity alongside Leviathan and the Simurgh.

Reader's Guide

Readers should understand that in Worm, Behemoth is classified strictly as an Endbringer. The source does not provide tactical advice, weakness data, or specific attack patterns for this version of the character, as it only lists him by name among his peers. Any details regarding his appearance, powers, or role as a 'King' are absent from the permitted source material.

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