Nick Elliott

Description
As a higher-dimensional being, the cryptid known locally as Nick has no true form. However, this cryptid often takes the form of a 20-something human male with plain features and dress. Whether this is a means of blending in or luring prey is unknown. Additionally, some speculate that the cryptid has possessed a local student, and is using their form to influence and interact with the world around it. No information is recorded about the cryptid's true form, if it indeed possesses one.

Behavior
This cryptid is famous for its long periods of hibernation, only ceasing its inactivity to gather food and other such resources. Throughout the more recent seasons of Kappa Sigma NUT, the cryptid has also taken to spouting dark, vaguely threatening prophecies to those around it during these bouts of food collection. It is unknown if any of these prophecies will ever come to pass.

For all our sake, we hope they never will.

Interactions
Though its long sleeping periods lend itself to infrequent social interaction, the members of Kappa Sigma NUT do not appear to outwardly fear the resident cryptid, instead claiming it to be rather soft-spoken and kind. Whether this is proof of the "Possession Theory", and the host's personality is struggling to peer through the mask of the cryptid, or this is a lulling technique is unknown.

Trash Talk
Though the being is first spotted in Trash Talk, it appears to be a normal college student. This fact lends credence to the "Possession Theory", being that the cryptid is some form of creature able to possess bodies and act through them. It is theorized that this college student later becomes the host for this cryptid. How much later this occurs is unknown.

Trash Talk 2: Electric Boogaloo: The Recycling Edition: Another one
Later spotted in Trash Talk 2, the cryptid appears in front of Nathanael Molnár and Matt Smith on their quest, and reveals a cryptic prophecy to the latter. The two then flee. The cryptid again appears and reveals another dark prophecy, stating that "There are five days remaining."

It is unknown what this means, or what it bears for the future.