Gessle-small adorable plantoids with 5 large petals emerging from their back. In place of their legs is a long tapering leaf tail not unlike that of palm trees. They're lightweight and have a ring of fluff around their necks which help catch air currents with their petals assistance and tail for turning. They are also known for great adaptive genetics. The 4 variants are less so subspecies and more so breeds that occur due to environmental needs. As such expect a lot of variety.

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Dust imps-these desert dwellers are not only prickly bodied but have an ornery personality and thrill issues. This is mainly because their mode of transportation involves using the winds of sandstorms to get around. This has labelled them a bad omen, as whenever a flock is flying by, a sandstorm isn't too far off.

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Stormweave-this one travels using storm winds but is actually a good omen, especially for sailors. They're what helps sailors identify a storms distance and have even helped some by guiding them away to safety. They prefer to live in large flocks for safety and have the strongest communal bonds.

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Mountainhop-the largest breed that lives a more solitary life at the highest points of a mountain. They have thicker bodies and rigid petals perfect for survival up there. The most prominent detail about them is their endurance, not only able to resist strong winds but even contending with the other tougher denizens living nearby. Btw dont expect much conversation.

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Flighty forest-the smallest breed with the best camouflage, these skittish flyers are known for having extra fluff on their necks and a ring on each wrist. They live in small villages in the trees away from the dangerous forest floor. The best defense is their ability to shed the fluff from their bodies and use it to blind their attackers.

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