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##@£§*†«^, backbone animals. ,^«†*§£@##
#@£§*†«^,, cat-snakes, or so called. ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, , 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. ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the marten ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, ^ 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. ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the ermine ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, ^ 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. ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the mewn ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, , 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 ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, locals use it for sport fishing. ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the husky ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, , the husky may seem like a dog, but , ,,^«†*§£@#
##@£§*†«^, , it is actually a kind of ferret. , ,^«†*§£@##
#@£§*†«^,, this makes it the largest of the ,,^«†*§£@#
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#@£§*†«^,, 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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