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A sakulata hatchling is wobbly and knock-kneed for the first few days of its life, but it grows quickly, reaching its adult size within a year. Hatchlings are generally curious and friendly, but their long tails easily pick up dust and dirt. Fortunately, grooming a sakulata hatchling is a bonding experience for both magi and hatchling, and both will feel calm and relaxed. In the wild, sakulata hatchlings are raised within herds, where both parents and other herd members help to take care of them and protect them from any predators.

Adult sakulata bring cherry blossoms and a sense of peace with them wherever they go, and especially enjoy lying beneath cherry trees when the sun is shining. Though the tines on their antlers are sharp, they're also fragile and will easily break with rough force. Adult sakulata are attentive parents, and though generally quiet and calm, they can also kick up their heels and play together when the weather is nice. Many magi with a sakulata companion - or three - will often spend hours gently combing out their long manes and tails, able to relax and accept any upheaval within their lives.

Sakulata are a promise of spring in the north, usually appearing towards the beginning of the year to remind magi that winter will end and warmth will return. Graceful but small - most only reach the height of a magi's waist - they also bring with them an aura of calm and acceptance. Magi facing large decisions or problems in their life will often seek out a sakulata to sit beside, where their calming presence can help clear the mind.