Pets

Commonly roosting in the temple rafters are these annoyingly cute Choopies. While most only grow to the size of a large bird, some rare varients are so large, Seraphling's can take a load off and ride them! Find your new best friend by adopting a domesticated at the pet shop, and be sure to check out the beautiful variety of coat colors our residant expert has been able to selectively breed for.

Darting through the sky, these nimble, intelligent predators can be tamed to bring small game back to their owners and can even send messages long distances with the appropriate planning. In the past, war generals used to perch Shawks on their shoulder and their loud, noble screech can send fear into the enemy's hearts. Although the time of war has long since passed, they have recently been selectively bred and domesticated, bringing out the iconic golden yellow coat compared to their more dull, wild ancestors.

Prancing about the grassy hills on the scattered floating islands, migrating Pegafluffs flock to the Sanctuary because of their naive, sweet demeanor towards Seraphlings. no one can deny, they love begging for free treats. Rumor has it Pegafluffs once were a mighty steed ridden into battle, but scholars speculate the lack of natural predators have naturally selected for fluffier coats, stockier builds, and shorter wings.

The hard-working little bugs make honey every spring from sugar blossoms and occassionally follow you home if you have a sweet smelling flower or colorful food in hand. While easy to tame, they are a seasonal pet who are most active in spring and summer, and hibernate in fall and winter. They are notoriously lazy and cuddly during that time, and are quite soft to the touch.

Flying effortlessly through the clouds and living off the energy of the sunlight, Skytans live life slowly and to the fullest. Some Seraphlings dedicate their lives to understanding the complex and quiet lives of these behemoths, since their songs are so alluring and mysterious. They can be ridden if you're patient and gain their trust, and the truest sign of trust is when a Skytan lets you pet their Calf. You dont adopt a Skytan, they adopt you! Helping raise a Skytan calf is a great honor, since they can only have one offspring at a time, need alot of space to grow, and cannot be bred in captivity. Baby Skytans come of age after two years but usually remain in their social group with their parents for the rest of their life. However, some particularly adventurous ones may even strike it out to make their own pod or even live alone. Not much is known about these creatures.