Josephine scampers around and darts after the creatures. Thankfully, the two creatures made plenty of noise fleeing through the tree canopies that the isomara was able to follow from so far behind.
Heading west, the creatures flew in a slight arc going over the sea, which worked out for the swimmer Josephine. She moved her body and tail with grace and force, sweeping back and forth through the current following with all the strength she could muster.
Finally arriving at a new island much further west of Brassia, the creatures clawed their way into a small cove at the edge of a lake. Josephine took a short break to catch her breath before squeezing through the same entrance and into the cavern.
Crawling through some tighter sections of the cave, Josephine finally comes up in a large room of the cave. Filled with stalactites and stalagmites, and shimmering pools of water and bioluminescent moss where dozens of the creatures live. It is lively and comforting to hear the chittering and gentle flapping of the wings and paws on the ground. Some younger pups are seen scampering about while others stand guard from them. Looking further in, Josephine notices a higher elevated cliff with two of the creatures perched on. They are both adorned with elegant feathers and seem of a higher status than the others below them. They appear to be taken care of well. Perhaps they have rulers in this colony?
The isomara takes in what she can of her view. These creatures seem to live in a very structured society similar to her own. Other routes into the cavern are seen to exist where a couple of creatures return with insects and small rodents in tow, leaving them in a small pile, guarded by two more of the creatures.
Josephine almost forgets to breath, but carefully begins to take deep breaths to slow her heartbeat and decides it is time to head back home. She carefully back tracks through the tight path and out of the cavern where she then carefully routes her way back to Brassia, then home to avoid getting lost. Where she then relays her findings to the community.
Congratulations you have discovered one of the caves of the creatures called Crowyrs!
These creatures will be available from now on as a companion species to isomara. For more information, see update 9.1. Looking to get your own Crowyr? Keep an eye out for adopt sales, daycare drops, or take your chance at voyaging in hopes of encountering a crowyr!
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Upon seeing the creatures, Josephine decides to follow them!
During her pursuit she considers what to name this new land, deciding that she likes Brassia Island.
2026-09-25 06:41:57
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Josephine scampers around and darts after the creatures. Thankfully, the two creatures made plenty of noise fleeing through the tree canopies that the isomara was able to follow from so far behind.
Heading west, the creatures flew in a slight arc going over the sea, which worked out for the swimmer Josephine. She moved her body and tail with grace and force, sweeping back and forth through the current following with all the strength she could muster.
Finally arriving at a new island much further west of Brassia, the creatures clawed their way into a small cove at the edge of a lake. Josephine took a short break to catch her breath before squeezing through the same entrance and into the cavern.
Crawling through some tighter sections of the cave, Josephine finally comes up in a large room of the cave. Filled with stalactites and stalagmites, and shimmering pools of water and bioluminescent moss where dozens of the creatures live. It is lively and comforting to hear the chittering and gentle flapping of the wings and paws on the ground. Some younger pups are seen scampering about while others stand guard from them. Looking further in, Josephine notices a higher elevated cliff with two of the creatures perched on. They are both adorned with elegant feathers and seem of a higher status than the others below them. They appear to be taken care of well. Perhaps they have rulers in this colony?
The isomara takes in what she can of her view. These creatures seem to live in a very structured society similar to her own. Other routes into the cavern are seen to exist where a couple of creatures return with insects and small rodents in tow, leaving them in a small pile, guarded by two more of the creatures.
Josephine almost forgets to breath, but carefully begins to take deep breaths to slow her heartbeat and decides it is time to head back home. She carefully back tracks through the tight path and out of the cavern where she then carefully routes her way back to Brassia, then home to avoid getting lost. Where she then relays her findings to the community.
Congratulations you have discovered one of the caves of the creatures called Crowyrs!
These creatures will be available from now on as a companion species to isomara. For more information, see update 9.1. Looking to get your own Crowyr? Keep an eye out for adopt sales, daycare drops, or take your chance at voyaging in hopes of encountering a crowyr!
2026-11-10 18:25:15
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