&¨&¨¨&&¨¨& &¨&¨&&&&&&
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& &¨&¨¨&&&&&
&¨&¨&¨&¨¨& &¨&¨&¨&&&&
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& &¨&¨&¨¨&&&
&¨&¨&¨&¨¨& &¨&¨&¨&¨&&
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& ¨¨ ferrets &¨&¨&¨&¨¨&
&¨&¨&¨&¨¨& &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& ¨¨¨,,,=†††%%%%&@@@@##@@@@&%%%%†††=,,,¨¨¨ &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨¨& &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& 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. &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨¨& &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨¨& &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨
&¨&¨&¨&¨&& &¨&¨&¨&¨&¨