Janusa Bird
small, flightless, featherless bird, defends itself by throwing “douche-bags” at its prey. despite being so small it still is a rather religious yet, somewhat evil. pure evil.
the j-n-sa bird is rarely seen in public, and yet when he is seen, is it usually preying on young women, particularly in-between the range of 5-9.
a small featherless bird, it has a curious primary offensive weapon.
the elusive j-n-sa bird flew down the street.
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