Accan Beak

The Accan Beak, not to be confused with the "Waccan Bill", is a gentic facial mutation caused by abnormal facial development during gestation. Although beaks can vary significantly in size, shape and color, they share a similar underlying structure. Experts have no idea why only residents of a small Scottish Village seem to mutate in this way. The "Accan Beak" gets its name from the isolated village of Accan, Edingburgh. Although the distinction between 'beak' and 'bill' is blurry, the former is generally restricted to the Lost Tribes Of Waccan that could tear flesh, whereas 'bill' is a more general beak only found in Accan.