In this book, you'll learn all about the characters in TAOS, and the 6 creature species!
You can also learn about drafted characters, drafted species, and more!!
This book goes more in depth on personalities, backstories/lore, family trees, and crea...
The first species I am going to be writing about is the creature species of the main character, Skip, which is a Zurro Dragon!!
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A Zurro Dragon is a creature that can be found in the deep depths of the seas in their little kingdom called "Zurropia". Zurro Dragons are mostly part fox, but also they're part sea monster (Allowing them to breathe/live underwater), and they have mutations that cause them to have wings, and it's been passed down for generations ever since (Yes, their wings do work, but can stop working if hurt at a young age, meaning that they'll never develop fully).
Zurro Dragons live under the rule of a Monarchy, meaning that they're under the rule of a king and queen. Zurro Dragons are one of the few creature species to be under the rule of a king or queen. Most others aren't under that sort of rule anymore.
Zurro Dragons Have monochromatic eyes, no white whatsoever. And if a creature is cross-bred with a Zurro Dragon, most likely the child will have that type of eyes, because it was more of a dominant trait when it comes to creatures.
Here's an example of monochromatic eyes in a cross-bred creature! (Ray)
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Zurro Dragons, alike other creatures on the island of Mystopolis, have a written language that's different to English. There isn't exactly a way that it can be said, it's just written and translated. It's said to be ancient creature language, but it is still used today.
Here's an Example!
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(THE ADVENTURES OF SKIP) {Fun Fact: When written in this language, the creatures are technically writing in ALL CAPS since there was no lowercase symbols invented for this language}.
Here is the concept for it!
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