Species name and Origin: AYUNA - Japanese Origin - BLOOD Species details: The Ayuna are hostile and territorial. They spawn and breed where there is decaying matter such as inside a human body or animal carcass, but it cannot be just bone. They come out in litters of around 20-50, about 2% of that is still-born. They are about 2 inches long and 1 inch wide as babies. The babies are called binkies. The babies learn to fly and begin to walk around 2 days after birth, and once they have caught their first meal, their parent will become hostile at them and send them away. If their parent encounters them again in life, they will have no hesitation to fight and kill their own babies. Instead of having genitalia of any sort, the parent throws up eggs inside of a carcass and fertilizes them themself. If even one egg turns out rotten, the parent will eat the whole litter and start over. They are naturally found in a place called 'The Conversations". The Conversations is an old ruin of former leaders on their-

planet, whom the Ayuna believe are the saviors and will sacrifice one of their kills to the statues. Despite their hostility and territorial issues, it is possible to tame an Ayuna, one has said. However, it is extremely dangerous due to the items you have to collect. I won't go into that but if you want me to just say so. The Ayuna will let themselves get caught in man-made products such as fishers nets and traps. Then they will latch onto the victim and eat their eyes, teeth, tongue, fingernails, and toenails. They suck the blood out of them and then use the carcass as either a host or bait to catch other prey. A normal Ayuna can be around 15-20 feet tall and over 100 pounds. There is no real way to hide from these creatures, but they seem to hate the cold due to their short hair. They can go walk//run on either twos or fours. Mating season for them is "Kuraokami". And while normally most Ayuna produce asexually, they will mate with other Ayuna and then eat their mate afterwards.

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