These aggressive avians are born with iron bills. They spend their early lives learning to hunt and looking to sharpen their beaks on stone surfaces. Once a Corvax finds a suitable place to sharpen, they use only that stone - eventually building a nest once they fully form the intimidating axe-like shape of their beak. Villagers say that if you’re able to see the scratches on a sharpening stone - you’re too close to a Corvax nest.
