• Widely considered pests.
• Can be found in big cities.
• Tends to get into the trash and leave silk behind.
• Can be tamed.
• Not truly wild, but tends to act out more.
• Longer legs, more buggy parts.
• Puffy, extremely soft fur.
• Long antenna.
• False wings.
• Pronounced fur ruff, extremely soft.
• False ears on the head, usually round.
• Very long tail that cannot glow.
• Completely hairless, with wrinkly skin.
• Small, pointed false ears.
• Tall antenna, small tail.
• About the same size as a Cannäti.
• About the same size as a Gaïkel.
A tiny draconic friend! Not many know where they come from, or how they arrived in Postinen, but they are cute!
Notes:
• They can only be dark colors.
• Must have glowing freckles and stars.
• Cannot be fluffy.
• The Nitifru Fruit cannot be applied to them.
| Behavior | Friendly |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6kg - 10kg |
| Lifespan | 10 - 50 years |
| Habitat | ??? |
| Diet | Omnivore |
Credits: batbites
A small (and full of energy) pet! No one really knows where they came from or how they got in Postinen, but they look quite adorable!
Notes:
• They can be any color.
• Must have bird feet.
• They do not have wings.
• Pupils must be star-shaped.
• The Nitifru Fruit cannot be applied to them.
| Behavior | Friendly |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6kg - 10kg |
| Lifespan | 10 - 50 years |
| Habitat | ??? |
| Diet | Omnivore |
Credits: supercool
Status: Established Subspecies
Primitive? Yes — one of the earliest known forms.
Traits
Smaller, thicker-bodied Corseï.
Pawed hind legs rather than hooves.
Built for agility, sprinting, and dense forest navigation.
Softer bone structure and faster maturity rate.
Wirey Whiskers on the muzzle and the eyebrow area
Their spinal cord is very cat like meaning their spine can extend slightly
Role in History
The Paw-Backed were extremely common during early Cor development.
Their widespread presence caused early Chryths to assume that pawed traits were standard, aiding perfect mimicry during initial infiltration.
Status: Established Subspecies
Primitive? Mixed — partially primitive with modern evolution.
Traits
Deer-like build with a long, elegant stance.
Slender hooved legs and refined head shape.
Stronger attunement to Cor Magic and early spellcraft.
Typically calmer temperaments and high social roles in old tribes.
Role in History
Their magical sensitivity helped form the foundations of Cor spell traditions, including early forms of Scaled Body, Rootbinding, and other ancient defensive magics.
Status: Primitive Subspecies
Traits
Thickened hide, coarse fur, and broad shoulders.
Known for physical strength and endurance.
Less common in modern society, but fossils and historic carvings show they supported early settlement-building.
Role in History
Stonehide tribes were among the first to resist Chryth invasion attempts during the earliest alien arrival, surviving the harsh post-impact era.
Status: Primitive Subspecies
Traits
Large, hollow-structured ears used for temperature control.
Slightly smaller eyes and shortened muzzles.
Adapted to arid and open regions.
Their paws are scaled to help with burning sand
Role in History
They inhabited scorched plains where Chryths first crashed, contributing to the earliest cross-species sightings and raw myths.
Status: Modern Subspecies
Traits
Sleek, long-legged build with a light, refined frame.
Smooth facial structure with clean horn growth.
Shorter fur with feathering around the neck, ankles, or tail tip depending on region.
High magical stability, able to channel complex spells without strain.
Naturally balanced temperament and strong social adaptability.
Role in History
The Lysarii emerged as the dominant Cor lineage as primitive subspecies faded over time. Their dependable magic control allowed them to become the backbone of modern Cor society!
