Puffwump — cardex

The Puffwump is a small, bipedal creature thats appearance seems to take inspiration from raptors. The majority of its body is covered in thick feathers and down, so much so it looks like a cotton ball. It has small arms and skinny legs that stick out of its fluff. It also has a long, thin featherless tail, with a clump of feathers on the tip. The body is white, with some patches of orange-yellow on the body, and a fully orange tail fan. Its skin is grayish shade of brown, with small darker brown freckles on its beak.

Gender: Female

Age: young adult

you are a Pterolythux flying across the land exploring until u see a little puffwump

The Pterolythux is a hybrid between pterosaurs and very early avialans, having a mostly-pterosaur body shape and locomotion with a short tail and a specific head rudder identical to the tail rudder shape that, unlike pterosaurs and more like primitive bird ancestors, resembles avialans frond tail, flattened horizontally instead of vertically. Additionally, it does not have only one, but two pairs of wings, a large and muscular forward pair, and a second smaller pair attached to its hind legs. Apart from that, different types of spikes cover its back, with the neck and tail having conic-like spikes while the actual back has flatter, rhomboid-shaped ones. This last type of spike also covers its chest, forming a line. Two groups of feather/scale-like patterns cover the sides of its head, protruding from the lower jaw.

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You are flying around Until You See a Puffwump!

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