The Story of Ganesha's Elephant Head

Specters are a unique and malevolent type of ghost that thrive on the unresolved anger and betrayal felt by the living. These entities are born from the anguish of a death involving betrayal and possess the living to force them into acts of vengeance, often exploiting old and buried grudges.
Possession Through Grudges: Specters have the ability to possess individuals who harbor suppressed feelings of anger, betrayal, or resentment. Unlike typical possessions, the victim remains aware of their actions but is compelled by the specter to act on these dark emotions. Once the specter departs, the person's rage quickly dissipates, leaving them with only a hazy memory of the events that transpired during their possession.
Influence Over the Host: During possession, the specter exerts a strong influence over the host, effectively preventing them from resisting. The host is aware of the specter's presence, suggesting a shared consciousness between the two. However, a specter is powerless against those who hold no grudges, as it relies on these negative emotions to carry out its vengeful acts.
Lack of Physical Form: Unlike many other ghosts, specters are unable to take on a physical form of their own. Instead, they are forced to possess others to manifest their will.
A specter's true form is revealed only through a mirror, showing a decayed and rotting visage. When possessing a human, there is no significant change in the person’s physical appearance, though they may appear unusually angry. The presence of a specter can be identified by the appearance of green ectoplasm and a distinct smell of ozone in the air.
Specters are fearsome entities that exploit the darkest emotions within the living, turning buried grudges into violent actions. Understanding their characteristics and abilities is crucial in recognizing and combating these vengeful spirits.
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