monster from space, in dreams

You're five years old, I dreamed of a strange monster, I talked to him in a dream, every day in a dream, I know him, he's like a holoctetic monster who controls all the monsters, and I talked about myself, and one day I got the idea, what if I invite him to meet in real life, not in a dream, and I put this idea into action, at first he refused, and then he agreed, it all happened in a dream, so I thought it wasn't real. When I arrived at the park and went to the meeting place, there was no one there, but I heard a sound above me in the tree, but did not pay attention, an hour passed, and there was no one there, so I got up and left.

It is an anthropomorphic monster, 221 cm tall, whose silhouette is a hybrid of a human, an insect and a reptile. His figure is unnaturally elongated, lean, yet sinewy and muscular. His entire posture conveys a hidden dynamism and a readiness to spring. Head: Completely devoid of human features. The creature has no eyes, nose, or ears. The head is smooth and streamlined, resembling a wedge. Four powerful, curved mandibles (like those of a giant insect) extend forward and outward from the lower part of the face, framing a hidden mouth. Torso and back: Along the entire spine—from the back of the head to the lower back—runs a row of stiff, vertically protruding spines, reminiscent of the crest of a prehistoric lizard. Elements of a hard chitinous armor are visible on the shoulders and back. Limbs: The arms and legs are extremely long and bony, with clearly defined, knotted tendons. The fingers end in sharp claws. The creature stands on three limbs, holding one front paw suspended, half-bent, like a predator about to strike. Tail: A long, flexible tail emerges from the lower back. It lies in heavy coils on the ground and extends far forward, resembling a whip or a scorpion's tail without a stinger. Overall impression: The character appears as a dangerous, blind (but still able to see) subterranean or alien predator, sensing by hearing or vibration. His appearance combines the angularity of an insect with the gracefulness of a reptile.