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[Index] Gloam
6 years ago
Name: Gloam
Alias: Gloom, Gloomy
Meaning: The time of day immediately following sunset
Species: Harpuia / Proto-Harpy
Origin: Corinth, Greece
Age: Unknown
Height: 6'10" / 508cm
Weight: Unknown
Harpuia are alive, thriving within the aether. They are the blood ancestors of Harpies, larger, stronger, but much slower than their modern day cousin. Often referred to by keepers as "Old world harpies", Harpuia are even more fickle and dangerous to keep due to their size, temperament, and strength.
Gloam is one of many who have learned the tongue of man, making their roost as part of many - a harpuia zone where only the brave and foolish dare tread. They spend their days sunbathing, star gazing, with no care, no ambition. They have no need - no desire to be stronger, to survive is good enough.
That isn't to say Gloam isn't a curious creature. Sparingly, they enter human settlements, for entertainment, to scare the locals. They mean no harm though, simply killing time, simply finding some way to deviate from the norm.
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Alias: Gloom, Gloomy
Meaning: The time of day immediately following sunset
Species: Harpuia / Proto-Harpy
Origin: Corinth, Greece
Age: Unknown
Height: 6'10" / 508cm
Weight: Unknown
Harpuia are alive, thriving within the aether. They are the blood ancestors of Harpies, larger, stronger, but much slower than their modern day cousin. Often referred to by keepers as "Old world harpies", Harpuia are even more fickle and dangerous to keep due to their size, temperament, and strength.
Gloam is one of many who have learned the tongue of man, making their roost as part of many - a harpuia zone where only the brave and foolish dare tread. They spend their days sunbathing, star gazing, with no care, no ambition. They have no need - no desire to be stronger, to survive is good enough.
That isn't to say Gloam isn't a curious creature. Sparingly, they enter human settlements, for entertainment, to scare the locals. They mean no harm though, simply killing time, simply finding some way to deviate from the norm.
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