Udumi (uˈɗumi)
A fully terrestrial toad, only going into the freshwater during breeding, she mainly inhabits the open grasslands and woodlands of western Opreunox.
Physical Description
Body Features
A distinct ridge is set on top of her eyes and runs down to her snout. A parotoid gland is located behind each of the eyes. She has 3 sets of short legs, with webbed toes on the hind legs. She identifies her prey by movement and primarily detects them by eyesight. She can also locate food using her sense of smell.
Identifying Characteristics
She is the largest toad in the world. Known for her poisonous gland that secretes a substance that causes irritation to predator’s bodies, especially the eyes. Like all cane toads, she has a voracious appetite, her diet is comprised of small rodents, birds, reptiles, and other amphibians. If something fits in her mouth, she will try to eat it.
Special abilities
When she is threatened, her glands secrete a milky-white fluid. Her toxic skin can kill many animals, both wild and domesticated, and is particularly dangerous to dogs. Symptoms of toxic ingestion includes dizziness and mild hallucinations, lasting about a day.
Social
Contacts & Relations
While it is believed that the caves in the middle of the forest are haunted by Flujsa and the spirits of their victims, in reality, it is a small Murasan hamlet. Half the population are guards and raiders, and the other half are craftsmen and laborers. These Murasan cultivate the toadstools for personal use and trade with neighboring communities.
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