Scaracabazz

Skaracabaz was an Emanator of Propagation. It was chosen as a subject of experimentation by Ruan Mei, in an attempt to cultivate life and develop a further understanding of Emanators.

Skaracabaz was once one of the nightmares across multiple worlds during the Swarm Disaster. As an Emanator, its mandibles were directly inherited from Tayzzyronth. Its death ray could fragment celestial bodies and it made shattered stars incubators for procreating offspring.[1]

Ruan Mei described Skaracabaz as "primitive and pure" in contrast to other Emanators, likely due to belonging to The Swarm. It was for this reason that she chose Skaracabaz as the subject for her experiments, with information gathered from the Simulated Universe. The results of her experiments led to the creation of an incomplete synthetic clone of the Emanator residing at the base of Herta Space Station's Seclusion Zone.

The status of the original Skaracabaz is unknown. However, it is unlikely that it survived beyond the Swarm Disaster and Tayzzyronth themselves. Skaracabaz likely belongs to a similar species as True Sting.

As a clone, Skaracabaz laid incubating in a large egg sac in the Seclusion Zone. Sometime before being discovered by The Trailblazer, this clone escaped the egg sac and attempted to ambush them.

The clone was alleged to be powerful enough to destroy the entirety of Herta Space Station. However, after 56 seconds, the clone abruptly dissipated into particles, ultimately being unable to sustain its own existence. Ruan Mei states that this was the expected outcome, and that her "incomplete" creation "doesn't hold a candle to the Emanator".

A copy of the emanator of Propagation, grown by Ruan Mei, briefly appeared in the world in a deformed form. The original form is a huge lepisma, which inherited the mandibles from the Emperor Insectorum. In his mouth device, he can assemble a death ray capable of splitting stars, turning the fragments into incubators for breeding offspring. During the Swarm Invasion, it became a nightmare for many worlds.