Northern Felyne

Anthroailurus cattus

Northern Felyne

“ The successful feline, in regards to all felines, is a warrior and defends with respect for honor, but the independent and dependent animal is for the tomboyish species. ”

Eostre

Scientific Taxonomy & Character Information

Domain: Eukaryota

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Clade: Synapsida

Class: Mammalia

Order: Carnivora

Suborder: Feliformia

Family: Felidae

Subfamily: Anthrofelinae

Genus: Anthroailurus

Species: Anthroailurus cattus

Descendant: cat

Named by: Fahmi Ajel

Year Published: 2001

Size: 55 cm in length; 45 cm tall in height; 50 kilograms in weight

Lifespan: 12 to 60+ years

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Time Period: Pliocene–Holocene

Alignment: various

Threat Level: ★★

Diet: Omnivorous 🥩🌿

Elements: Various

Inflicts: Various

Weaknesses: Various

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Conservation Status: Not Evaluated (NE) – IUCN Red List

Northern Ailyr, Northern Catfolk, Ashen Catfolk, Ashen Ailyr, Ashen Felyne, Tabby Catfolk, Tabby Felyne, Tabby Ailyr, or Northern Felyne (Anthroailurus cattus; Ailyr Greek: בּוֹריִוֹ אַיליָר, Bhorjo Ailyr) is the mythical creature introduced in Worldcraft, Equation, No Way to Seaway, Weather Dragons, Thalath Lakoduna, and Rescris.

Etymology

Felyne is named after this cat from the Monster Hunter series, like Palicos or Prowlers. However, it is not related to this cat and was accidentally named by the Persian Emperor to find Jewish people who first encountered this sapient cat. Ailur, or Ailyr, comes from Ailurus (for red pandas) and is adopted from the ancient Greek word αἴλουρος (ailouros), meaning "cat".

Physical Appearance

Felyne is described as having anthropomorphic domesticated cat patterns in a variety of skins, like those of most breeds of cats. The wild felyne had black spots horizontally and gray fur just like a normal tabby cat. But this different subspecies based on this northern variant was gray, while the southern subspecies was like the African wildcat.

Abilities

The Northern Felynes are masters of culinary arts, whistling, and even taking for the princess's or survivor's assistance in their own quests by using various skills and attacks; however, in their own lives alone, releasing claws causes bleeding.


Northern Felynes use pre-Hispanic and pre-French weapons like bone pickaxes, ice picks, karambits, bone sickles, bombs, Molotov cocktails, crossbows with fish's teeth as bolts, knives, and even some possess magic without any reason because their real religion is uncertain.

Ecology

Northern Felyne are quite low in the food chain, though they feed on just about anything. Northern felynes feed on nuts, insects, rats, fish, and many different human dishes across the world in four realms. If the battle starts looking bad, they'll dig a hole and travel somewhere safe and back to their home without noticing yet. Commonly, they are seen working in all sorts of human establishments or settlements to find a job.

Behavior

Every Northern Felyne is different in its own way. either passive or aggressive based on their reputation and their family influence, including their karma. If attacked, however, they'll attack with just about anything in their hand, even going as far as to run at a foe with a bomb for protection. However, this cat balances their industry and savoir-faire, while the other extols their virtues.


Felynes will attack the hunter if another relative is attacked. All the Felynes and others in the area will join the attack.

Distribution and Habitat

Every felyne can be found living just about everywhere in each realm: Earth; Reinachos; Sawintir; Agartha; Delphia; and Heaven as well. These cats are found elsewhere in all biomes, depending on their own clothes for warmth.


Tamed

Felynes cannot be tamed!

Lore

Bereshit 300,000–70,000 BCE

The Terran Deities were responsible for the creation of felynes, which evolved from wildcats from North Africa to Cyprus in order to create a numerous, hardy, and docile workforce. Humans were the result of forced evolution.


The felynes, however, were shaped to meet the precise needs of their Terran god masters. Humanity and other races finally rose against the "heavenly beings" after a protracted period of forced servitude, and a ten-year battle started. Only the events of the Pleistocene War, which pushed all species to the brink of extinction, brought an end to this battle. The Terran Deities did not fare as well, with the exception of a handful of them, whereas the population of humans assured the species could survive the calamity. The felynes fled and established their own culture.


The southernmost felyne activity site in Cyprus, Aetokremnos, indicates that hunter-gatherers first inhabited the island around 10,000 BC. Village settlements were first established there around 8200 BC. The only huge natural creatures of the island, the 75-cm-high Cyprus dwarf hippopotamus and the 1-meter-tall Cyprus dwarf elephant, became extinct around the time of the first human contact with felynes.


Felynes have records for this history through evolution via human evolution; felynes are descendants of the domesticated cat or African wildcat. Way back in the 2540s, humans claimed that the Reinachos were surely to be annexed to this exoplanet.


Northern Ailyr/Felyne is one of the fairytale characters in Earth Responsibly named Puss. Their own language was a variety of Greek with Hebrew script, and they are descendants of this Hellenic language called Ailyr or Felyne Greek, which was spoken by Greek people in ancient times via the Silk Road.

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Chronological Appears

Worldcraft


Two Lights


Equation the Series


Rescris


Weather Dragons


No Way to Seaway


Independent Series

Foreign Languages

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