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chrystyme1996 wrote:

chrystyme1996 wrote:Vetus Adult Description

There is no great difference between a young vetus and a fully grown vetus companion.They possess the same skills and are alike in most regards >save< size. Vetusess grow to be fairly large, but can seem smaller due to their movements. Instead of raising themselves up to full height, vetuses slither along the ground, only keeping their heads raised as they do so. They are bright blue or green in color, which makes them rather hard to miss. Their wings are eye catching as well, quite large as they extend out from their backs. Despite these impressive appendages, vetus companions are incapable of flight. Rather, they use their wings to propel themselves along, catching whatever wind is blowing through the Arkene . When great storms hit, vetuses can even achieve short flight, before they are lost to human sight. There are few who would risk a northern storm simply to observe these companions. There are some that do, though, and they swear that these creatures do not just survive these storms, but instead somehow become part of the storms. A few magi insist that they have seen vetuses dissolve into a whirling storm, reappearing only when the snow dies down. Of course, the general consensus is that any creature would disappear from eyesight during a storm, and there is no true evidence that vetuses possess this power. After all, no one has ever witnessed a vetus undergoing such a change in clear sight.

pegasi1978 wrote:The part in red is correct because it is saying the primary difference between a young and an adult of the species is their size.

the part i added the arrow too dont make sence

pepper333 wrote:I don't know if we are supposed to post wiki typos somewhere else, but the swirled winged cat images are wrong here
http://magistream.wikia.com/wiki/Swirle ... late_Treat

plus, the direcore general description I'm pretty sure has a typo "as no one has ever seen a wingled wolf before." should that be winged?
bestiary.php?page=646

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