#kangaroo squirrel

—Brydae dog/Moss dog

Moss magic

Gentle giants, in charge of sheeps and children, and fierce protectors of what they consider theirs

Lets others ride them and attach baskets to carry fruits, vegetables, fish, toddlers, infants, lambs, or arrows

Moss grows all over their bodies like fur, often getting nibbled and eaten by sheeps or trimmed in different styles

They have the habit of burying themselves deep into the ground to the point of not being able to get distinguished from common grass, more than once has one emerged from the ground and scared a passing elf

Pups are born without any moss covering them, parents will bury their young in fertile moist soil to help in the development of their magic and mana

—Canvor Squirrel/Kangaroo Squirrel

Reinforcement Magic

Standing easily up to an adult elf eye level, energetic and always on high alert for threats

Normally in charge of babies and toddlers, tend to take them for joy rides in their pouches to their parents dismay

Great climbers, high jumpers and fast runners, Baval in his teen years decided to try and ride on Sparkles to compete with Kivn’s moss dog, he ended up stuck in Elysia highest tree

Each individual bonds hard and fast with the elves in their charge to the point of trying to teach toddlers climbing and jumping from tree to tree

Pouches are a characteristic of both genders, males and females take turns in caring for their kits and carrying them around

—Saleeti Toad/Mushroom Toad

Mushroom magic

Giant amphibians with three rows of sharp teeth, expert swimmers and hunters, will often intimidate or attack intruders on sight

Toddlers and infants are frequently seen riding on them as small living boats or sleeping with them as the mushrooms on them are bioluminescent, thus making them a living nightlight for any darkness scared elf.

Adult elves also ride on their backs but instead of staying in the surface, they will dive with them to catch fish or collect other underwater objects they came across.

Carnivorous and with voracious appetite, will either stay underwater with their mouths hanging open and catch any unsuspecting fish, or jump out of their ponds and grab a passing bird. Mammals and baby elves are completely out of their diets.