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Sparkliers are crow-sized birds with feathers covered in sparkling charcoal-like dust. When they fly or move, their feathers become alight with vibrant sparks. These sparks seem not to harm the bird's body and do not spread to other materials.

Sparkliers are crow-sized birds with feathers covered in sparkling charcoal-like dust. When they fly or move, their feathers become alight with vibrant sparks. These sparks seem not to harm the bird's body and do not spread to other materials.

Sparkliers are crow-sized birds with feathers covered in sparkling charcoal-like dust. When they fly or move, their feathers become alight with vibrant sparks. These sparks seem not to harm the bird's body and do not spread to other materials.

Sparkliers are crow-sized birds with feathers covered in sparkling charcoal-like dust. When they fly or move, their feathers become alight with vibrant sparks. These sparks seem not to harm the bird's body and do not spread to other materials.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Ryukin are large iguana-sized lizards often found around Fiesha. They only have two legs, which makes them slow and patient hunters. They use smoke from a unique organ in their throats to conceal themselves from both predators and prey.

Upon a sparkling night sky, you may find a school of Cosmikoi. Rather inquisitive creatures, they descend upon the sky to flutter among land-bound creatures in a display of glittering scales and prismatic fins. They only rest on the water's surface to sleep, before continuing their endless voyage among the stars. 

Upon a sparkling night sky, you may find a school of Cosmikoi. Rather inquisitive creatures, they descend upon the sky to flutter among land-bound creatures in a display of glittering scales and prismatic fins. They only rest on the water's surface to sleep, before continuing their endless voyage among the stars. 

Often mistaken as a typical mushroom by the inexperienced wanderer, Sporehides plant their lower bodies in soft, moist soil, their thick, plated backs pointed to the skies. Covered in scented spores, they feed on insects that land upon their colorful armor. 

Upon a sparkling night sky, you may find a school of Cosmikoi. Rather inquisitive creatures, they descend upon the sky to flutter among land-bound creatures in a display of glittering scales and prismatic fins. They only rest on the water's surface to sleep, before continuing their endless voyage among the stars. 

Often mistaken as a typical mushroom by the inexperienced wanderer, Sporehides plant their lower bodies in soft, moist soil, their thick, plated backs pointed to the skies. Covered in scented spores, they feed on insects that land upon their colorful armor. 

Often mistaken as a typical mushroom by the inexperienced wanderer, Sporehides plant their lower bodies in soft, moist soil, their thick, plated backs pointed to the skies. Covered in scented spores, they feed on insects that land upon their colorful armor. 

Often mistaken as a typical mushroom by the inexperienced wanderer, Sporehides plant their lower bodies in soft, moist soil, their thick, plated backs pointed to the skies. Covered in scented spores, they feed on insects that land upon their colorful armor. 

Often mistaken as a typical mushroom by the inexperienced wanderer, Sporehides plant their lower bodies in soft, moist soil, their thick, plated backs pointed to the skies. Covered in scented spores, they feed on insects that land upon their colorful armor.