Sturbi

Intro fun fact: they are very playful with their own species! The Sturbi is a fluffy worm-like creature with two extremely reduced, almost vestigial limbs, somewhat reminiscent of those in european glass lizards, the Bipes genus, and primitive snakes such as boas and pythons. With coloration similar to a sunset, it possesses a gradient of hues transitioning from light orange to mauve that appear on its back and are repeated on its tail (which abruptly ends in a cream segment). The tail is speckled with star-like dots. The underbelly of its abdomen and ball-like feet are cream, transitioning up to the head to become caramel-colored. Its neck and throat are flared with long, thick fur that sweeps back. Its snub-nose, rostrum and area around the mouth are a deep mauve. Sturbi's head is hollow, lined inside with pale yellow stars on a plum-colored field. The head’s interior holds one pale yellow, orblike eye with vision separated into holes, one on each side of the head. In its mouth is a black forked tongue. Behind its jaw are three pinkish-orange triangular frills trimmed in cream, mirroring the ears resting above them that resemble a five-pointed star split lengthwise. Behind the ears are two mauve, ribbonlike structures that darken to their ends, tipped with one floating, four-pointed star each.