Typhjaks are majestic elemental beings woven from living cloud, resembling massive, billowing canines that roam the skies of high-altitude farmlands. Known for their gentle yet fiercely protective nature, these creatures are revered as both guardians and harbingers of the weather. Farmers who live among the peaks rely on Typhjaks to regulate the climate, calling upon them to summon life-giving rains for their crops or unleash crackling tempests to ward off predators and intruders.

A Typhjak’s swirling storm-neck is a telltale sign of its mood—calm and wispy in times of peace, but roiling with thunder when angered. Their size is intrinsically tied to the moisture in the air, making them living barometers; a towering Typhjak signals heavy humidity and impending storms, while a smaller one hints at dry days ahead. Their weightless, windborne bodies allow them to soar effortlessly, shifting between the sky and land in an instant. To glimpse a Typhjak racing through the storm-lit heavens is to witness nature itself in motion—a fleeting, awe-inspiring force of cloud and wind, loyalty and wrath.