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<blockquote>''"The Beloved's underside is a network of old and overlaid scars, as though it has been disassembled and stitched together, over and over. The thing is more patchwork than creature."''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Beloved|Dissect it for knowledge|Sunless Sea|}}</ref></blockquote>'''Beloved''' are strange fish that roam the depths of the [[Unterzee]], infamous for their grating calls and piercing whistles.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Beloved|You have defeated a Beloved|Sunless Sea|}}</ref> Their meat is notably palatable, unlike the repulsive flesh of other zee-monsters,<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Beloved|Fillet it for supplies|Sunless Sea|}}</ref> but their bodies may not be a product of nature; rather, Beloved appear stitched, patched up, and reassembled, evoking a suspicion of human fabrication.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Beloved|Dissect it for knowledge|Sunless Sea|}}</ref><gallery widths="130">
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''"The Beloved's underside is a network of old and overlaid scars, as though it has been disassembled and stitched together, over and over. The thing is more patchwork than creature."''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.miraheze.org/wiki/Beloved|Dissect it for knowledge|Sunless Sea|}}</ref></blockquote>
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'''Beloved''' are strange fish that roam the depths of the [[Unterzee]]. Their meat is highly palatable, unlike the repulsive flesh of some other zee-monsters,<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.miraheze.org/wiki/Beloved|Fillet it for supplies|Sunless Sea|}} ''"Rosy pink and sweet, and tasting like the finest steak. No - like cream. No - like marbled honey."''</ref> but their bodies may not be a product of nature at all; rather, Beloved appear to have been stitched, patched up, and reassembled.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.miraheze.org/wiki/Beloved|Dissect it for knowledge|Sunless Sea|}} ''"The Beloved's underside is a network of old and overlaid scars, [...] The thing is more patchwork than creature. Who or what could have had the power to put it back together and send it on its way?"''</ref>
 
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Latest revision as of 20:42, 5 February 2025

"The Beloved's underside is a network of old and overlaid scars, as though it has been disassembled and stitched together, over and over. The thing is more patchwork than creature."[1]

Beloved are strange fish that roam the depths of the Unterzee. Their meat is highly palatable, unlike the repulsive flesh of some other zee-monsters,[2] but their bodies may not be a product of nature at all; rather, Beloved appear to have been stitched, patched up, and reassembled.[3]

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  1. Dissect it for knowledge, Sunless Sea
  2. Fillet it for supplies, Sunless Sea "Rosy pink and sweet, and tasting like the finest steak. No - like cream. No - like marbled honey."
  3. Dissect it for knowledge, Sunless Sea "The Beloved's underside is a network of old and overlaid scars, [...] The thing is more patchwork than creature. Who or what could have had the power to put it back together and send it on its way?"