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Fairy -Doublies

Fairy - Doublies are endangered species due to they being hunted by different specie. Even tho it's not their fault, they are one of the most kindness sub-species.

We are glad, we saw few Fairy - Doublies to tell you closer information.

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Female

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Male

Day time
Themes: Sunrise, Day

Nighttime
Themes: Sunset, Night

Physical Traits

Fairy -Doublies have their own symbols. Males represent nighttime and females represent day time. We can also say the same about their coat color.

They take care of "power of light" by their tails. These keep them powerful and full of emotions. One of the symbols is also a beautiful and calm voice. 

Lore

Fairy - Doublies' tail holds the “power of light” that is a source for their power and emotions. They are hunted by Inasis from Skeltranian specie, that are eating light. But that's not the only reason why they eat fairies. They eat them because they hold a grudge against them.

Why?

That is something only Inasis know, some people say that they are doing it for their queen, goodness Astra, that is no longer alive. Since Fairy - Doublies look similar to Astra, Inasis think it has to do something with Astra's death.

However, that is not where it ends. Fairy - Doublies are too strong with their “power of light” so once Inasis eats them, they sacrifice this power to save themselves. Since this power is abnormally strong, it turns Inasis into a Lux! Fairies without power are weak and no longer radiate light or glow. They are then trying to live as an average Doublie, but with no power. Some Doublies take care of them, some of them are scared and run away.

Fun facts

  • Female's body shines by the sunshine and male's body glow by its own.

  • They have glowing strings in hair. 

  • Their wings are almost transparent and very sensitive.

  • Both genders have white eyelashes and white lenses.

Recap

Rarity: Epic
Areas: Any
Life: Alone
Diet: Vegan
Size: Tiny


Possible lover: Any (except Poison, Bat)

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