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Can you just tell us everything about Phoelix please? I want to make sure I'm understanding then correctly.
Everything? I'm not sure I can do everything, mostly because there's some things I'm still trying to work out. I can provide some of the more settled details I've written for them though. It's a bit of a disorganized mess right now though, since I'm still transferring notes between writing platforms.
Phoelix, like dragels, are the elemental-humanoid phoenix hybrids. However, whereas the Ministry of Magic believes dragels to be extinct and creatures of legend, Phoelix are considered to be completely mythological. Not much is known about them, and what is known mostly relates to Fire Phoelix, because their counterparts—Fire Phoenixes—are so showy and distinctive.
Phoelix have four forms—two bird forms, one humanoid winged form, and one human form. The two bird forms differ only in size—one is the size of an eagle, while the other is the size of a thunderbird. Each Phoelix has a personal song that can be used to identify them when they are in bird form.
Usually Phoelix are born as single children—though twins have been known to occur occasionally—and they leave their parents as soon as they are able to survive independently. When twins do occur, they are usually fraternal twins. While very loyal to each other by the nature of their twin status, they do not have a traditional strong twin bond, which often leads to a love-hate relationship between the two.
Much like Torvaks and Dragels, Phoelix and Naga do not get along. The feud between the two types of creatures has gone on for several millennia and has created an instinct for Phoelix to either kill a serpent when they come across it, or to leave the area until the serpent has been removed or has left.
Phoelix tend to be very independent and don’t take to authority figures well. Because of their innate need for independence, they tend to be very private and hate asking for help with anything, which can cause friction with their personal relationships. However, their independence doesn’t necessarily affect their romantic life, as many Phoelix are willing to have multiple partners. Because of their innate independence, most Phoelix will bond/swear to only one in a dragel Circle at first. However, as the years pass, they’ll bond to others as they grow more accustomed to them and to the Circle dynamics.
Because of their private nature, they also come off as aloof and cold to others. They are also perceived as being touchy and easily offended. When it comes to subjects they don’t want to talk about or that they are uncomfortable with, they’ll often prefer to not say anything at all; this relates to the claim that it is impossible for a person to tell a lie if a phoenix is nearby.
Most Phoelix prefer to eat higher quality foods or organic items and many are inordinately fond of cinnamon and cinnamon-flavored things. They have a knack for finding valuable items and some can have hoarding tendencies, especially when it comes to their preferred item.
Feathers
Phoelix are very protective of and loyal to the individuals who carry one of their feathers. They also tend to be fairly territorial, so it’s unheard of someone who carries the feathers of two different Phoelix; however, since phoenixes prefer to bond with Phoelix whenever they have such an opportunity, someone can carry both a Phoelix feather and a phoenix feather. Both phoenixes and Phoelix are very particular about their feathers; they don’t allow just anyone to carry them, and they will always prefer someone who carries one over someone who does not. There is no “just because” when it comes to phoenixes and their feathers; there is always a meaning behind gifting a feather.
A Phoelix can find the one who carries one of their feathers at any time, in any place, even into Death’s Realm. By destroying a feather, the individual who carries it can instantaneously summon their Phoelix partner/guardian. They can also use their feathers to protect and guide whoever carries it from afar, if they cannot be present at that moment. Their magic dilutes when numerous individuals carry a specific Phoelix’s feather, so they guard and protect their feathers carefully, to make sure one doesn’t accidentally fall into a stranger’s hands.
In their humanoid forms, their feathers are hidden underneath their hair and unless they are molting, can only be pulled out by the Phoelix themselves. Their feathers tend to have iridescent or metallic hues; the color depends on whether they are going through a breeding period or not. Their breeding plumage tends to be reflective of their elements—Fire have reds, oranges, and golds; Water have blues, greens, and purples; Air have whites, peaches, corals, and pastel blues; and Earth have browns, reds, yellows, golds. Non-breeding plumage tends to be more monotone—Fires are the only exception, sticking with their reds and golds. Water have white feathers; Air have whites and greys; and Earth have yellows. Water Phoelix feathers are waterproof.
