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Creature Type: Air Creature Family: Bastet Creature Name: Egg |
Gender: Female Rarity: Exclusive Egg is frozen solid! |
Visual Description
A golden, winged egg.
Lifestyle
Long after the people of Esmelda believed sphinxes were only creatures of legend, Bastet eggs started appearing. This happened a little after an alchemist named Seymour encountered an ancient Sekmet, also of the Sphinx family, in the great desert of Red Sand. No one knows the exact details of the encounter for neither Seymour nor the Sekmet are telling, but Sekmet eggs started appearing almost immediately in response and not long after, the Bastet eggs did likewise.
No one can deny that the Bastet and Sekmet are related. Not only are they both sphinxes, but their eggs and later evolutions share many of the same characteristics, suggesting a relationship closer than between, for example, the Aurum, Mytherea and Flarius. Caretakers rearing both however, are quick to find there are also many differences. Sekmet eggs are found exclusively in desert areas, whilst Bastet eggs favor green savannas. Sekmet eggs are mysterious and aloof, whereas Bastet eggs are affectionate and playful.
Bastet eggs are gathered and then distributed by Hephasteus' network. Since they're not as rare as the Sekmet, the qualifications needed for gaining caretakership of one are far less stringent. As such, they quickly became popular pets to own and the feeling is clearly mutual. Whenever a caretaker comes into a shop housing Bastet eggs, the eggs start to flutter their wings, hop and make cute mewling sounds. They usually don't stay in the shop for long and are quickly brought home by doting caretakers all over Esmelda.
A golden, winged egg.
Lifestyle
Long after the people of Esmelda believed sphinxes were only creatures of legend, Bastet eggs started appearing. This happened a little after an alchemist named Seymour encountered an ancient Sekmet, also of the Sphinx family, in the great desert of Red Sand. No one knows the exact details of the encounter for neither Seymour nor the Sekmet are telling, but Sekmet eggs started appearing almost immediately in response and not long after, the Bastet eggs did likewise.
No one can deny that the Bastet and Sekmet are related. Not only are they both sphinxes, but their eggs and later evolutions share many of the same characteristics, suggesting a relationship closer than between, for example, the Aurum, Mytherea and Flarius. Caretakers rearing both however, are quick to find there are also many differences. Sekmet eggs are found exclusively in desert areas, whilst Bastet eggs favor green savannas. Sekmet eggs are mysterious and aloof, whereas Bastet eggs are affectionate and playful.
Bastet eggs are gathered and then distributed by Hephasteus' network. Since they're not as rare as the Sekmet, the qualifications needed for gaining caretakership of one are far less stringent. As such, they quickly became popular pets to own and the feeling is clearly mutual. Whenever a caretaker comes into a shop housing Bastet eggs, the eggs start to flutter their wings, hop and make cute mewling sounds. They usually don't stay in the shop for long and are quickly brought home by doting caretakers all over Esmelda.
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