However, what makes the Singing Bats and Chanting Winged Dames so creepy are the songs that give them their names. This cursed combination is nothing new to FromSoftware - some crows in "Bloodborne" have dog heads, after all. Both of these creatures are similar in appearance, as they have bat-like bodies with the head of an old crone. These creatures are disturbing in their own right due to their size, but if someone wanders the Lands Between and hears singing in the distance, that means the far creepier (and possibly related) Singing Bat or Chanting Winged Dame is nearby. Some of the first enemies players will find in the open world of "Elden Ring" are the Giant Bats. Then again, "Elden Ring" doesn't exactly feature invisible enemies outside of Ordina Liturgical Town's evergaol, so unless players know exactly what to expect before they arrive, odds are good that the evergaol will continue to terrify them. How do you avoid what you cannot see or hear? You can swing wildly, hoping to connect, or you can buy a Sentry Torch, which reveals the Black Knife assassin. Ordina Liturgical Town's evergaol provides a whole new sense of paranoia, because gamers who want to earn this armor need to brave an unnatural location that puts them on edge, thanks in no small part to its tangible threat.
Or maybe it's the invisible Black Knife assassin, who constantly stalks players to backstab them. Maybe it's the solid black sky, or maybe it's what sounds like footsteps in the distance. However, upon entering the evergaol, players can't help but feel that they're being watched. Eventually, players find the town's evergaol, which hides a puzzle needed to acquire the Black Knife armor set. Unlike most villages in "Elden Ring," Ordina Liturgical Town is deserted.
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