Koth (Rain)

Koth. Long before Nam Lolwe became lake victoria, locals held a belief that if you planned to sail too deep into the lake, you had to ask Koth for safe passage. The name Koth translates to rain as survivors describe a heavy downpour before getting knocked out. It is unknown what motivates her but it’s best not to find out.

Weight: 450 tonnes
Head to Tail: 200-320m
Colour: green primarily
Diet: Nile perch mostly
Wingspan: N/A
Age: unknown, although the earliest rock paintings and mentions come from the Mesolithic period.
Fire Breathing: N/A (that we know of)
Vulnerability: connection to the spirit realm makes her susceptible to some repellent rituals.