Lbutra and Boragnome

More Peninsula/Six Stars/Nepspra stuff.  These are not individual characters, but species/classes/clones of sorts. While the Dragons, the Archer, and several other gods  produce primarily custom creatures for the Far Spirits, the Six Stars also have several creatures that they produce gobs of clones of for all the Far Spirits that want them. Of these, the Lbutra and Boragnome are the most common.  There are 39 Lbutra, and 45 Boragnome in existence, which may not sound like a lot, but considering that creation is a long and tedious process, most creator gods can only produce one or two unique creatures a year, and "major' ones can still only make about 4-6 at most.  "Mass-produced" creatures like these can be made more quickly because it's simply a matter of copying the original, giving the new creature their own unique colors/markings, and possibly adding improvements. 

The Boragnome as simply two-tailed kangaroos with the heads of cobras that have the ability to hop backwards or forwards.  Even though kangaroos can't hop backwards.  Don't ask how they manage that

Boragnome are widely know as generic "disappointment creatures"  Around spring-summer, the newly created beings are beamed down from the heavens, and seeing what each creator will make each year is something that creates a lot of anticipation amongst other creatures, since the creators usually get better and better and wilder and wilder each year. But seeing one of the Six Stars' highly-anticipated creatures turn out to be some generic Boragnome is disappointing.   It's a sad day when folks get more excited over the Dragons' unoriginal Mary-Sue taur things than you.

There are a two rare varieties of Boragnome, though.  One is the hovering Boragnome, which, rather than walking around, hovers.  The other is the GIANT hovering Boragnome that's almost twice as tall as the other Boragnome, and has tails that angle upwards at a much sharper angle.  Of the 45 Boragnome, there are only 4 of the hovering type, and 6 giant hovering.  These Boragnome are rarely seen and are almost like cryptids to non-Nepspra.

The Lbutra also hover, slithering through the air like shriveled sea serpents.  Many other creatures also hover on this peninsula, the first to do this were the small, weak, but horrifically hard-working Ehngra, (which were created by the Archer but not associated with Atochengra)  Sadly, they lived far shorter lives than most other creatures, due to working themselves until they fell apart.  Eventually, the Dragons found a way to make hovering creatures that could actually live a normal lifespan, and that became one of their specialties.  And since hovering Fsemacea were so popular with the Far Spirits, the Six Stars did their own spin on the idea and birthed the abomination that is the Lbutra.

If one were to give a Lbutra one of those magical Atochengra coathangers of death, you would have Myrise-level destruction.  Lbutra take great pleasure in hurting others, primarily by grabbing them and violently thrashing them, or holding them upside and bashing their heads against all sorts of hard things, including trees, other heads, and those weird spikes that grow from their shoulders.  Those spikes are also rubbed against things to communicate with others, and each Lbutra has their own smell, usually a mix of body odor, barf, death, or something else equally disgusting, like deep fryers. 

Due to the Dragons copyrighting normal necks on hovering creatures, the Lbutra have weak, messed-up necks that make it hard for them to hold their heads upright, which basically turns them into a bunch of headbanging bobbleheads, giving Lbutra terrible headaches and disorientation.  Combined with the clumsy nature of Nepspra in general, Lbutra crash into trees and other obstacles a lot.  Their flight is erratic and wobbly, unlike the graceful hovering of their Fsemacea counterparts, this combined with the neck scandal caused many Lbutra to absolutely LOATH Fsemacea and make them their prime target for attacks.  Usually the Fsemacea don't care, since most Lbutra are clumsy, small and slow (Not to mention so light they're easily blown away/stalled by the wind) but there is one BIG, ANGRY Lbutra out there (Average height: Lbutra: 10 feet,  Fsemaea:14-18 feet; BIG Lbutra: 16 feet) that is actually fast enough to catch up with some of them, but even more affected by strong winds.  When a strong wind blows, it can stop that thing in its tracks at its full speed, or blow it halfway across the peninsula if it's floating still.

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With this, I hope to start the actual story soon, and release info pages like this as needed for background stuff.