First spotted some time in the 1930s, the creature known as the Agamemnon Entity has been the subject of intense debate.
The first known sighting was recorded by Richard A. Montague in 1934, when he reportedly collapsed at a public event upon seeing "a figure from his dreams."
Montague later elaborated on this, stating that he had dreamed of tall creature wearing a bronze mask. He stated that "[...] it spoke almost in whispers, as if it was trying to calm me... or maybe hide from something else."
Further analysis and questioning into Montague's statement gave a better description of the creature: it was described as having a slender, pitch-black body with an inconsistant number of arms, and the face was replaced with "a beautiful bronze mask that betrayed the beasts horrific nature."
"At first it stood there, as if it was a statue- in my dream, I mean- until it looked right at me and grew four arms from its back. It hunched over, bringing one of its fingers up to my face, and spoke to me in a cold raspy voice. [...] it told me too 'cease my speaking.'"
- Richard A. Montague when asked about the Agamemnon Entity, 1934
Upon collapsing, Montague was removed from the stage that he was scheduled to give a presentation at. Only about a minute afterwards, a faulty board caused the stage to collapse on itself. A loose bit of rebar support was discovered right below where Montague was standing. It's believed that had Montague been speaking during the collapse, he would have been fatally impaled.
Further investigation into the creature revealed very little. The only worthwhile information was its face, later identified as being the death mask of Greek mythological figure Agamemnon. Despite varying accounts of the creature from over the years, this detail has remained consistent.
the Agamemnon Entity has continued to show up sportically over the years, with individuals often stating that the creature would warn them of incoming events that would cause them great physical harm. As such, the Entity is often seen as benevolent, but nobody currently has had enough extended interactions with it to confirm this. On record, the longest interaction one has had with the Agamemnon Entity was only about 1 minute by Avery Rustle.
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