October 31: Candy

Name: Candasite

This parasitic monster mimics the look and smell of candy in hope of being eaten. Despite its small size, this monster is still extremely dangerous.

When this monster is put into someone's mouth it will shoot out a bunch of small needles injecting a powerful poison into there body. This poison with paralyze the victim, survivors of this monster will usually stay paralyzed months after the incident happened.

When this monster finds a new host, it will start to fill their body with eggs to make it's host into a candasite nest. After a few days of this the host will essentially become a disturbed piñata. The poor hosts of this monster are usually still alive throughout all of this torment.

These "piñatas" should be burned with all of the "candy" still inside it, this is to reduce the chance of these monsters striking again.

Before this monster was properly discovered it was believed that the victims of this monster were actually the results of a twisted murderer, police thought there was a murderer running around and killing people in a mysterious ways and the then stuffing there bodies with candy. The rumored killer was called "The Piñata Maker".

This monster has no limbs, wings, or any other form of movement. Despite its inability to move it's list of victims is still growing, its current unknown how these ghoulish candles are still getting into people's hands. The list of victims spike every year during Halloween. Because of this, many people still believe that the "The Piñata Maker" is still out there.

Happy Halloween