New batch. Guys and gals this time around.

Set price $7 usd

1) Open
Piercings: Duel antibrow, dimple and two corset ribbons.
Tattoo: Colored bows on upper back legs
2) Open
Piercings: Third eye and canine bites.
Tattoo: Tribal paw print on calf
3) Open
Piercings: Ear cuff and lobe, eyebrow, medusa, and clavicles dermals.
Tattoo: Colored stars on face
4) Owned by GloomyFawn on DA
Piercings: Bridge and septum.
Tattoo: Kissing tribal fish
5) Open
Piercings: Dimple, spider bites, hip dermals, and three neck dermals.
Tattoo: Tribal heart and crown
6) Open
Piercings: Single antibrow, monroe and tongue ring.
Tattoo: Tribal antlers on back shoulders

Adopt Rules
* Adopt cannot be sold for more than purchased amount.
* Trading and Gifting is ok.
* Must credit the base to LolzNeo and species to me.
* Do not create your own Timon/Void unless a myo is purchased.
*Do not copy or steal art.
*Paypal only.

Closed Species:Timons and Voids ©Reds33sall

Base by LolzNeo on DA
Art by reds33sall
Myo $10

Lore:
There is a place where most people in the world are called collectors. There you can find some of the most fascinating beings called 'Timons'. Though they are not treated like humans by collectors. They too, are collected. Like trinkets sold at auction, Timons are very valuable because their unique clear hourglass bodies are nearly unbreakable and store most anything. Why "nearly" unbreakable you ask? A happy Timon is a strong Timon, but a sad or hurt one is easily broken. Sold to the highest bidders, traded, and even stolen. They're used to store various items such as collected elements, animals, and valuables. Stolen Timons are the unlucky few, for they are unloved and become weak. Leaving them vulnerable to shatter. They lose their value after their hourglass has become defective. They are empty and unwanted. Collectors call them 'Voids'. An empty shell of what once was. They are rare and often unseen.

* All hourglass' are transparent.
* They can hold anything.
* Height ranges from 5'4 to 5'8.
* The Collectors can be you, your oc, or someone else's oc.
* The Collector decides if their Timon is clothed or not.
* A Timon can be repaired if cracked, but not after shattering.