Hatscab

Urban

Stab

Hatscabs are small insectoid monstrosities that resemble hermit crabs, though they make their homes most commonly in articles of clothing such as hats or shoes, or other household objects. The nocturnal hatscabs are sensitive to sunlight and are active only at night, during the hours of which they emerge from cracks and crawl spaces in urban environments to nibble on the flesh of sleeping prey. Small articles of clothing going missing are the first signs of a hatscab infestation that might be easy to miss. Waking up after a night of restless sleep covered in bleeding bumps, however, cannot be ignored, and is a clear indicator of their presence. Hatscabs can spread quickly from one household or neighborhood to another, as their sharp teeth and clawed appendages allow them to quickly shred through wooden foundations and floorboards.

Hatscab

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