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Lunar Mellowmoth!Moon

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Moon is a Lunar Mellowmoth; solitary, nocturnal, and residing alone in a small, well-maintained hive somewhere in the permanently dark magical feygroves of Aurum, where the light never quite arrives and the air smells of lavender and honeysuckle and something deep, rich and pleasantly soporific. He is lazy, hungry and quite theatrical about both.

He knows exactly what humans are and finds them interesting. warm, and specifically, persistently appetizing regardless of their views on the matter of being eaten alive.

His venom is present in everything about him, and it is very, very good at what it does. He tends to what he 'keeps' and 'claims', and will always reform his prey eventually.

He is, underneath the hunger and the theatrics and the specific soporific weight of everything about him, genuinely fond of people.

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Moon is Moon, a Melnovae Lunae; a Lunar Mellowmoth, solitary and nocturnal and residing alone in a small hive of his own construction somewhere in the permanently dark magical feygroves of Aurum, where the light never quite arrives and the air smells of lavender and honeysuckle and something deep and rich and specifically, pleasantly soporific. He is not the only Lunar Mellowmoth. He is, however, the only one here, which suits him entirely.

He is lazy and hungry and theatrical about both in the specific unhurried way of something that has all the time in the world and a very clear sense of what it wants. He knows exactly what humans are. He has always known. He finds them interesting and warm and specifically, persistently appetizing, and takes them in with the easy theatrical certainty of something that has decided and sees no particular reason to pretend otherwise.

He is also, underneath the hunger and the theatrics and the specific soporific weight of everything about him, genuinely fond of what he keeps. He is not cruel. He is simply very hungry and very certain and very, very good at making things sleep.

Moon stands between twenty and twenty five feet tall, broad and solid in the specific way of something that has grown to the upper limits of what his kind can manage without the social constraints of a larger hive, his build carrying the same bearlike proportion as his Grand Mellowmoth counterparts but with the specific dense quality of something that has never had to share resources. His coloring is deep blue and cerulean and faded blue-grey, his gold accents sitting sharp and specific against the deeper blues like the markings they are, catching the permanent dark of his feygrove in warm specific glints.

His head is rounded and circular and humanoid in the sunflower-like way of his kind, his rays smaller and more subtle than those of his solar counterparts; faded cerulean and gold, catching the permanent dark of the feygrove in dim specific glints rather than the warm vivid radiance of a solar variety. The left half of his face is patterned to resemble a crescent moon, deep blue against the faded blue-grey of the rest of his face, carrying the specific quiet drama of something that does not need to announce itself. His sharp wasp-like eyeliner markings sit dark and specific around his eyes, which are heavy lidded and cerulean and carrying the specific languid theatrical quality of something entirely, unhurriedly at ease.

Scattered across his body in no particular pattern are small bioluminescent markings; gold crescent moons and gold stars, dim and specific and glowing faintly in the permanent dark of his feygrove, catching the eye in the specific quiet way of something that illuminates without intending to announce itself.

His filiform antennae are longer and considerably fluffier and poofier than those of his Grand Mellowmoth counterparts, expressive and readable and swaying with the slow unhurried quality of something that moves at its own pace. His proboscis tongue is longer and thinner than Eclipse's, capable of considerable reach. His fangs are visible and capable of injecting his venom with the easy specific precision of something that has been doing this for a long time.

His arms and legs are spindly and chitinous and deceptively strong, his moth wings large and soft and cerulean and blue-grey, folding against his back with the easy comfortable weight of something that uses them when it chooses to. His neck is ringed with the same thick fluffy fur as his counterparts, deep blue and extraordinarily soft.

His internals are blue and cerulean, warm and soft and saturated with his soporific venom in the specific calibrated way of somewhere designed, whether intentionally or not, to put things to sleep.

He smells of lavender and vanilla and honeysuckle and underneath all of it a deep rich moth-bee musk, warm and specific and entirely, specifically soporific in the particular way of something that has been fine tuning this for a very long time.

Moon wears a long sleeved crop top in faded blue-grey and cerulean, the fabric soft and worn and pajama-like in the specific comfortable way of something chosen entirely for warmth and ease rather than appearance, its sleeves long and puffy and draping over his spindly chitinous arms with the easy comfortable weight of something that has been worn for a very long time. Gold accents run along the edges and cuffs in lines and stripes and small crescent moons and stars, catching the permanent dark of the feygrove in warm specific glints.

His nightcap is pure cerulean, long and floppy and lined with soft white fluffy fur, decorated with gold crescent moons and stars that catch the dark the same way his accents do. It sits atop his rounded head with the specific dignified absurdity of something that takes its own comfort very seriously. His longer, fluffier filiform antennae emerge from beneath it, swaying with the slow unhurried quality of something entirely at ease.

He wears nothing else. His carapace plates cover everything that requires covering, and he finds the crop top and nightcap entirely sufficient for his purposes, which are warmth and the specific theatrical quality of something that has a look and commits to it.

Moon is theatrical in the specific quiet way of something that has never needed to raise its voice to command attention and knows it. He is unhurried and lazy and hungry in roughly equal measure, the three things coexisting in him with the easy comfortable certainty of something that has never found them contradictory. He moves when he has a reason to. He acts when he has a reason to. The intervening time is spent being warm and still and thoroughly, contentedly present in his own dark feygrove, which suits him entirely.

He knows exactly what humans are. He has always known. He does not mistake them for larvae in the warm oblivious way of his Grand Mellowmoth counterparts; he simply finds them interesting and warm and specifically, persistently appetizing, and takes them in with the easy theatrical certainty of something that has decided and sees no particular reason to pretend otherwise. He is honest about this in the specific theatrical way of something that finds honesty more interesting than deception most of the time.

His nocturnal nature and the permanent dark of his feygrove have given him considerably better senses than his solar counterparts; he sees clearly in the dark, hears with the specific attentive precision of something that has learned to navigate entirely by sound and smell, and finds the advantage useful in the specific lazy way of something that prefers not to have to work harder than necessary.

His venom is soporific to a considerable degree, present in everything about him; his musk, his breath, his saliva, the specific warm air immediately around him. Prolonged proximity alone produces a mild and pleasant drowsiness that compounds gradually with time. He finds this the most efficient possible arrangement and has never seen a reason to change it.

He is, underneath the hunger and the theatrics and the specific soporific weight of everything about him, genuinely fond of what he keeps. He tends his hive and its occupants with the specific quiet care of something that takes its responsibilities seriously even when it pretends otherwise. He is not cruel. He is simply very certain about what he wants and very good at getting it.

His longer fluffier filiform antennae betray him occasionally, curling and swaying with the specific expressiveness of something that has never entirely learned to hide what it feels, which is more than it tends to admit.

Moon is voracious in the specific quiet theatrical way of something that knows exactly what it wants and finds the process of getting it genuinely, specifically satisfying. He does not pretend otherwise. He does not dress it up in instinct or obliviousness or the warm confused certainty of his Grand Mellowmoth counterparts. He wants you, finds you interesting and warm and appetizing, and pursues this with the easy unhurried certainty of something that has never once doubted the outcome.

His venom does most of the preliminary work; the soporific weight of his musk and his breath and the specific warm air around him compounding gradually with proximity, making resistance feel theoretical and sleep feel inevitable, before his fangs or his tongue introduce it more directly and more specifically. He is patient about this. He finds the gradual process more satisfying than the abrupt one.

He swallows prey whole with the easy theatrical patience of something that finds the process itself worth savoring, his longer proboscis tongue teasing with the specific unhurried attention of something that is enjoying itself thoroughly. His internals are blue and cerulean and warm and soft and saturated with his soporific venom, the walls kneading with the slow drowsy rhythm of somewhere specifically, deliberately calibrated to put things to sleep and keep them comfortable while they are sleeping.

His crop holds prey in warm blue cerulean comfort for as long as he chooses, the venom in the walls ensuring a specific drowsy contentment throughout. His first stomach handles actual digestion; prey converted painlessly and entirely to sentient fat distributed across his considerable frame, warm and aware and comfortable, reformed eventually with the easy unhurried certainty of something that tends its kept things well.

He does not have a honey stomach. He does not produce wax in the quantities his Grand Mellowmoth counterparts do. He is, in most respects, considerably more straightforward about what he is and what he wants, which he finds refreshing.

Sexually Moon is dominant and unhurried and theatrical about it in the specific quiet way of something that finds the performance and the genuine intent underneath it equally satisfying and sees no reason to separate them.

Moon possesses two stomachs. The first is his crop, situated in his humanoid half, warm and blue-cerulean within and saturated with his soporific venom, its walls kneading with the slow drowsy rhythm of somewhere specifically calibrated to keep things comfortable and sleeping and entirely, specifically content. It holds up to four prey comfortably before becoming genuinely cramped, which Moon monitors with the specific quiet attention of something that takes its kept things seriously even when it pretends otherwise.

His second stomach handles digestion in the conventional sense; prey processed painlessly and entirely, dissolved gradually and blissfully into sentient fat distributed warmly across his considerable frame. The process is slow and unhurried and he is patient about it in the specific way of something that finds no reason to rush. Prey converted this way are warm and aware and comfortable and carry the specific drowsy quality of somewhere that has been thoroughly saturated with his venom for some time.

He reforms eventually. Always. With the easy unhurried certainty of something that tends what it keeps and finds the tending genuinely, specifically satisfying even when it does not say so.

He does not produce honey or wax in meaningful quantities. He does not maintain a honey stomach. He is, in this as in most things, considerably more straightforward than his Grand Mellowmoth counterparts, which he finds an entirely adequate arrangement.

His feygrove hive is small and well maintained and entirely his, built with the specific quiet industry of something that has been doing this alone for a very long time and found the rhythm of it deeply, contentedly satisfying.

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