Seaslug

In the sunlit shallows of the coastal waters, sea slugs drift like delicate jewels, their iridescent bodies shimmering with hues of azure, amethyst, and emerald. These slow-moving, soft-bodied creatures are no larger than a human hand, their translucent bodies adorned with intricate frills and feathery appendages are used for locomotion.

Their vibrant pigments are sought after for dyes and inks, said to enhance enchantments. Alchemists collect their mucous secretions, believed to have powerful healing properties.

Remarkably, they can incorporate the stinging cells of their jellyfish prey into their own bodies, using these cells as a defense mechanism, a unique adaptation observed by marine scholars.

Genetic Descendants

• Leafsheep