Mithril faeyora butterfly
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|image=Mithril Faeyora butterfly.png | |image=Mithril Faeyora butterfly.png | ||
|name=Mithril Faeyora Butterfly | |name=Mithril Faeyora Butterfly | ||
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- | |description= | + | |description=Gentle spectrums of pastel blues, violets and pinks radiate from the otherwise duller body of this winged insect. Metallic 'dust' imbedded in the wings often gives this beauty a golden or coppery shimmer in flight, and the resemblance to [[mithril]] is difficult to deny. A long feathery tail chases the butterfly in flight, appearing to act much like a kite's tail to stabilize the insect. |
- | + | |notes=Rumored to have once been the nature goddess's haircombs, [[Faeyora]] freed her floor-length hair, creating the 'Faeyora's Favorites', as some cultures call them. | |
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+ | This is the adult form of the [[Hihn thumworm|Hihn thumworm]]. | ||
{{stub}} | {{stub}} | ||
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This is the adult form of the Hihn thumworm.
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