The Onniont is a huge serpent of Huron folklore that looks like an armored fish. When it travels, it breaks through everything in its path. Rocks, trees, and bears are all grist to its mill. An onniont is unstoppable. Any small part of it would make a potent talisman.
Nobody ever saw an onniont. According to Jesuit missionaries, however, neighboring Algonquin merchants claimed to sell pieces of onniont, and publicized the legend themselves.
References
Vimont, B. (1858) Relations des Jésuites, v. II. Augustin Coté, Quebec.
A Book of Creatures 
Water Zoureg?
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So it’s a Zoureg on steroids
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Pretty much
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Leech meets Magikarp before promptly evolving and eats tank therefore gaining mutant powers. Or it’s just a Zoureg.
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This thing looks like the kind of creature that would live in the basement of Hogwarts.
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this boy lives where I live.
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also can you Onni”ont” (Yea I made a pun, what you gonna do about it?)
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Got ourselves a regional creature here! 🙂
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This is actually not what the Onniont was. Its from the Aaskouandy, which is a magical charm that can only be discovered in an unusual place, like a stone found in the entrail of an animal that was hunted. If its shaped like a fish or a serpent, its more powerful but its also sentient & must be favored with gifts & respect or it will leave. When found as a fish or serpent shape, its then known as an Onniont, which make this sound like a confusion about what they meant when they said they were selling them. It didn’t come from a giant snake.
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Awesome, got a reference for that so I can adjust it accordingly?
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Reminds me of certain prehistoric fish…
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I had corydoras catfish in mind actually!
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