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The Yellow Glow Wyvrm


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The Yellow Glow Wyvrm

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Stats
Size:
3' Long; 1.5' High
Weight:
20' LBS
Wingspan:
8'
Diet:
Insects
Biome:
Grasslands
Affinity:
Wind and Light
Family:
Genus:
Glow Wyvrm
Rarity:
Seasonal
Biome:
General Information
Glow wyvrms are an odd species of drakon, lacking arms, but having very thick, stuffy tails and short, stocky legs. They maintain flight by flapping their iridescent wings very fast, and often one can tell when a glow wyvrm is nearby by the constant hum of their wings. Their bodies have bright markings on them that glow during night time, which they use to attract mates. Their wings and tails also glow, though those are hypothesized to be used to confuse any possible attackers, since there is no real variation from wyvrm to wyvrm. There are four distinct colors of glow wyvrm, and each shine with a different hue.
Egg Information

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This egg is a dull blue color.
Baby Information

This small hatching lacks arms, but it seems content to walk upon its wings. It is the same dull blue color as the egg, and it does not seem to have any of the colors of the light that came from the egg.
Teen Information

Your hatchling has grown, and it how has the bright yellow color that the egg had coming from its cracks. The color on it sometimes pulsates in and out, and your hatchling has still not attempted to fly. It often runs around confusing your other hatchlings with its glowing body.
Adult Information

Yellow glow wyrms are a magnificent sight at night, often lighting up the night sky with their iridescent bodies. During the summer, they must enthrall a mate, and often the skies are full of dancing glow wyrms. Your adult is more content to flying about your hold at night, often confusing your other creatures with its luminescent markings. It often will stay away from your other colors of glow wyrm, though, and when you try to introduce them to each other the often quarrel.