Kabali Sauar

Kabali Sauar; the species of the most aggressive mounts in Frantumare. Although common, they are not easy to capture nor breed as they have tendencies to bite their caretakers and kill them in the process.

Kabali's are normally bred as steeds. Each type of Kabali is bred based on their location, strength, and aggressiveness.

Amphibali is bred due to its capability in navigating through swamps. Due to its amphibious nature, they are also capable in search and rescue in swamps.

Washurbali's biggest selling point is its ability to navigate through storms and waves. While Vauxuars do dominates the sea, they fear the storms and immediately hides compared to Washurbali.

Jjakabali is bred as war steeds. Their large size and strength make them formidable tanks during wars or sieges against raiders.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Only two types of Kabali resembles a horse with different features at the place of the mane and tail; Amphibali and Washurbali.
Amphibali; which lives both on land and water, have slimy skin that helps them to retain moisture. They have no manes and possess webbed feet instead of hooves.
Saltwater Kabali or in another name Washurbali; has coarse skin due to the salt sticking to their skin. They have fins on their backs and tail fin. They also have a horn on their forehead.
Jjakabali; the largest, strongest, and fastest among the three. Unlike Amphibali and Washurbali, their appearance resembles a large tiger with leather skin and bone ears and tail. The eyes are hollow black and skin color varies from red, green, grey, and ghost white.

Genetics and Reproduction

A kabali reaches sexual maturity at the earliest age of one year old. However, each type has a specific period of mating.
Amphibali produces many young in a period, with a maximum of five foals. The males often leave the female for her to care for their young while the male seeks other females during the mating season.
Washurbali mates for life. A male and female will retreat to a secluded place (i.e. caves, island) and care for their foal until they are old enough to protect themselves. Females reproduce only two foals at a time.
Jjakabali's cycle is similar to Washurbali, with the exception of producing a litter of 4-6 kittens in a period.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Depending on the species, their diets vary from fish, meat, or poultry.
Washurbali's diet consists of seafood. They do not find other kinds of meat interesting, even if a person is bleeding in the waters.
Jjakabali craves meat, some even find live creatures delicious, and sometimes went rogue just to have a bite. They also have a tendency to scavenging or attacking people during funerals in graveyards and devoured the corpses whether it is rotting or fresh.
Amphibali eats poultry. However, if they do not find domesticated poultry appealing, they would attempt to capture the ones that are flying about. Due to this, they possess great stamina and leg strength in order to jump high.

Additional Information

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Extremely sensitive to the smell of blood, rotting flesh, and sweat, the Kabali Sauar hunts them down without fail nor quitting. They have poor eyesight in the day, but they see well in the dark, hence, most races happen at nighttime.

Scientific Name

Harasu Kabila