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{{Character|image1=Boundling.png|caption1=Who could possibly have inflicted such torment?|location=[[The Unterzee]]|allegiance=|alias=|notable_members=|image2=|caption2=|relationships=[[Bound-Sharks]]
{{Character|image1=Boundling.png|caption1=Who could possibly have inflicted such torment?|location=[[The Unterzee]]|allegiance=|alias=|notable_members=|image2=|caption2=|relationships=[[Bound-Sharks]]
<font color="white"><span style="background-color: white">The New Sequence}}''"Rods of steel run through the Boundling's inflamed, swollen flesh. Its body had warped to fit its cage; even its red eyes are distorted, pulled out of alignment by the band across its face."<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Boundling|Tear the cage from the Boundling|Sunless Sea|}}</ref>''
<font color="white"><span style="background-color: white">The New Sequence}}<blockquote>''"Rods of steel run through the Boundling's inflamed, swollen flesh. Its body had warped to fit its cage; even its red eyes are distorted, pulled out of alignment by the band across its face."<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Boundling|Tear the cage from the Boundling|Sunless Sea|}}</ref>''</blockquote>'''Boundlings''' are unfortunate fish bound by metal cages and rods, similar in construction to the devices that torment [[Bound-Sharks]].<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Boundling|Tear the cage from the Boundling|Sunless Sea|}}</ref> Their bodies are so distorted that it's unclear what type of fish they were originally, but they seem to resemble extremely large, warped tuna.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Boundling|Carve the Boundling up for provisions|Sunless Sea|}}</ref>
 
'''Boundlings''' are unfortunate fish bound by metal cages and rods, similar in construction to the devices that torment [[Bound-Sharks]].<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Boundling|Tear the cage from the Boundling|Sunless Sea|}}</ref> Their bodies are so distorted that it's unclear what type of fish they were originally, but they seem to resemble extremely large, warped tuna.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Boundling|Carve the Boundling up for provisions|Sunless Sea|}}</ref>


==Who Would Do This To A Fish?==
==Who Would Do This To A Fish?==

Revision as of 11:02, 31 January 2023

"Rods of steel run through the Boundling's inflamed, swollen flesh. Its body had warped to fit its cage; even its red eyes are distorted, pulled out of alignment by the band across its face."[1]

Boundlings are unfortunate fish bound by metal cages and rods, similar in construction to the devices that torment Bound-Sharks.[2] Their bodies are so distorted that it's unclear what type of fish they were originally, but they seem to resemble extremely large, warped tuna.[3]

Who Would Do This To A Fish?

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As with the Bound-sharks, the imprisonment of the Boundlings is most likely the work of the New Sequence, in an operation headquartered at the Grand Geode.[4] and also manage a shark-nursery there.[5] It is unknown precisely why they so torment the poor fish, but as with Bound-sharks it may have to do with inducing a feeling of pathos or otherwise increasing a Sequencer's vulnerability to the Dawn Machine.

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