Deere Here

Doujat Three
Deere Here was not in the original version of Doujat Three(Doiut Eyn Intraria) and may not removed from the final version of the story.

Deere notices Oakleave's party shortly after they witness Parar's village being destroyed. Feeling some odd connection with Oakleave, likely with his incomplete status as a Forton, he follows them into the night. Oakleave wished to stay at guard but was persuaded by Leodar to go rest. Both Oakleave and Parar were the first to see Deere as he stood outside the tent. When Oakleave realized that Leodar wouldn't guard from the side of the tent opposite the fire, Deere attacked them by slashing the tent.

In the immediate battle, Leodar and Oakleave fought Deere vigorously. When she attempted to aid them, Parar is struck by Deere, although her wound is discovered to be harmless. After minutes of fighting, Deere runs off.

Before the Rando Canon
"His skin is laced with black patterns from head to toe and he has the power to convey energy through it and transfer it to that those in contact. If you get him at chokehold, you’d think you’d be winning until he conducts the energy inside of you. There’s a legend about him saying that he killed a thousand men in a single battle in just a few seconds, on a rainy day. If we see him again, we better hope that it’s not cloudy or wet." - Leodar, describing Deere Here to Oakleave after the battle

Deere Here was originally developed before the Forton stories around 2013. He was partially inspired by the Doctor Who serial The Time Warrior, which involved a Sontaran named Styx landing on Earth and kidnapping scientists to create guns and robots in the dark ages. Deere Here is a similar extraterrestrial but with little technology. He possesses, and retains in Doujat Three implicitly but without proof yet, the ability to electrocute people with his bare hands, as described in the quote above. He also retains his description as a being with black markers encompassing his entire body.