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¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨¨ ferrets ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨¨¨:::~\\\****¤@@@####@@@¤****\\\~:::¨¨¨ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
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¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ you see something move in the corner of ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ your eye - probably one of these. ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ backbone animals. ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ cat-snakes, or so called. ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ comes in different flavours. ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ::::::::::::::: the mink ::::::::::::::: ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : : ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : minks, also called the snow ferrets, : ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ make up the "wandering food supply" ¨ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ used by the shamans and underlings ¨ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ of kirugu vargir. when called upon, ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ they present themselves, and can be ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ caught. ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ :::::::::::::: the marten :::::::::::::: ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : : ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : the marten is the sneakier one here, : ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ often used for spying, or stealing. ¨ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ in the older tales about vidmi, ¨ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ these are probs the ferrets that she ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ was said to control. this connection ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ might explain why many denizens have ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ this as their main "pet" god. ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ :::::::::::::: the ermine :::::::::::::: ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : : ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : the lusher one in the family is the : ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ ermine. used as bedwarmers, or ¨ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ harvested for their beautiful fur, ¨ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ the white coat, very pretty, ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ although rare. ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ::::::::::::::: the mewn ::::::::::::::: ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : : ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ one of the most notable in kirugu ¨ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ lore, the otter ferret? it goes in ¨ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ rivers. there are a lot of ferrets, ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ but for some reason, this otter one ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ is hardly ever seen. it might be ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ that it is unbound...? ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ locals use it for sport fishing. ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ::::::::::::::: the husky :::::::::::::: ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ : : ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ the husky may seem like a dog, but ¨ ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ ¨ it is actually a kind of ferret. ¨ ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ this makes it the largest of the ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ phylum, and it's the most recently ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ evolved as well, bred for use as a ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ predator. it's made more dangerous ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ by the fact that it's almost ¤¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤ completely unknown to biologists. ¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤¨¤
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