#wayria

Name: Raz Pronouns: They/Them Species: Spirit Info: Raz is the spirit of the day sky, fresh snow, and secrets. 

Name: Oberon Pronouns: They/Them Species: Spirit Info: Oberon is the spirit of the night sky, wishes, and luck.

Species: Kanko     Subspecies: Dark Info: Dark kanko are very lean and scruffy. They have a mane of feathers along their neck. They are very reclusive and prefer to be on their own. They are the only fully nocturnal kanko known.

Species: Kanko   Subspecies: Rock (Crystal) Info: The crystal kanko are a rare variety of rock kanko. They share a lot of similar traits. The crystal kanko are a bit fluffier than the normal rock kanko. They have abnormal horns that seem to be made of crystal. They are asymmetrically shaped. Their pupils are also lighter in color than their iris’. Crystal kanko are born when rock kanko conceive a baby on one of the crystal isles. The magic from the isles affects the baby and they are born a crystal kanko. The colors of the kanko match the island they were conceived on.

Species: Kanko   Subspecies: Rock (Normal) Info: Rock kanko are genuinely pretty shy and tend to keep to themselves. They live underground in burrows. They are among the smallest of kankos. They have larger than normal claws as well as eyes to help dig underground. They have shorter and stubbier ears and horns. They are missing the stinger on the tail, it is believed this evolved out to avoid accidentally stinging themselves in the cramped tunnels they live in. They are usually muted browns and greys.

Name: Melba Pronouns: They/Them Species: Spirit Info: Melba is a spirit of Wayria, They are the spirit of harvest (specifically fruit), kinship, and play. 

Species: Kanko Subspecies: Plant Info: Plant kanko are a docile and friendly species. It is believed they are closely related to the fire kanko due to both exhibiting a mane. The plant kanko’s holds magic that is enriching to plants and allows them to thrive and grow while in the mane. Due to this, plant kanko like to grow their favorite plants, usually flowers, in their manes. Aside from the mane, a plant kanko’s identifying features are their split, two pronged, horns and their lack of a third claw on their front feet. Plant kanko can come in a range of colors, but greens and browns are the most common.