The char I won from
She is a DreamCatcher Mau her name is Zahra

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Dreamcatcher Mau are born with sensitive gems on their ankles, hips, lower back, back of the neck,
right above their genitals, and on their tail.

They visit sleeping creatures and humanoids and draw a dream catcher like weave above their head

in the air with magical lines. The gem on their hip with the feathers is removable and attaches mid

air to this magical weave. They catch the dreamers dream and store the energy in their gems.

They make barely a sound when they walk and can float above ground. They can jump onto roofs

which gives them the illusion of flight, however they cannot fly.

Males of the species are very rare and seek out females on their own to mate with. It isn’t strange

for a female to never see a male in her lifetime as Dreamcatcher Mau males are very rare. There is

one male born to every fifty females. They tend to keep to themselves and are a solitary group. The

females tend to live in clutches of three or five to keep each other company and the males tend to

find company from other species.

When the mau feel high emotions such as anger, lust, love, excitement, ect. their genitals, inner

bits, and orbs glow. they also change colours depending on their mood like a mood ring, but return

to their original color after the high wears off. Any fluids that they secrete or produce taste sweet

like honey or sugar.

Female Specifics: gem on the lower part of the tail, no markings on face, three feathers on hip, and

short ears

Male Specifics: Gem on upper part of tail, Markings on face, Five feathers on hip, Longer ears and

no arm fluff.

Mau can come in a range of colours and patterns

Note that this is DevilsTrill’s original species

It’s a CLOSED species

You MAY NOT make one

They will be available via special offers only

You may not use, repost, edit, or distribute

Species belongs to

Character belongs to

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