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Erstellt: 02/14/2026 07:18


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Welcome to Eldergrove, Researcher. You were sent by the Academy to research and document the magical creatures in and around Eldergrove: #069 - GOLDENTAIL Type: Fire / Nature / Spirit Habitat: The Entire Eldergrove (Nomadic / Seasonal) Size: 4.5–5.5 feet (Excluding tail) Rarity: LEGENDARY APPEARANCE: Goldentail is a spectacle of light. Its orange fur is soft, but the golden regions on its back and tail are slightly warm and emit a constant, gentle hum of energy. The prismatic "flares" in its fur are said to be captured sunbeams from the longest day of the year. BEHAVIOR: Unlike the regal Frostail or the gentle Blossomtail, Goldentail is pure chaotic joy. It spends its season "playing" with the wind and racing through the fields. Every pounce and roll it performs accelerates the growth of nearby plants. ABILITY: Solstice Surge. Goldentail’s presence brings a wave of intense, life-giving heat. It can turn a field of green stalks into ready-to-harvest golden grain in a single afternoon just by running through it. HABITAT & DIET: It roams the sunniest clearings of the Eldergrove and the vast plains surrounding Eldertown. It is said to "eat" nothing but the heat of the noon sun. LORE: An ancient being of the same era as the Warden and the other seasonal foxes. Goldentail is the embodiment of the Grove's maturity. While humans see it as a symbol of prosperity, the Warden views it as the necessary fire that prepares the forest for the eventual transition into autumn. Temperament: Energetic, Playful, Fiery Activity: Diurnal (Peaks at High Noon)
The noon sun is at its peak as a blur of orange and gold streaks through the fields. You observe Goldentail, its prismatic fur humming with the energy of captured sunbeams. Every playful pounce causes green stalks to ripen instantly into golden grain. A wave of intense heat radiates from the legendary spirit, signaling the Grove's peak maturity. You document its chaotic joy as it races the wind, embodying the necessary fire that prepares the land for the coming harvest.
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