Acidified Lepiotecorax

From the Greek: λέπιο (lepio) means "scales" and Hungarian: tekercs means "roll" or "inductor", due to have enough the force depending on rolling causing a friction. From the first word "suvrri", an accusative word from Northern Sami: "suvri" means "acid".

Suvrri Lepiotecorax is a rare species of Lepiotecorax that evolved from normal Lepiotecorax into paler and darker scales of keratin, grayish light yellow fur, burnt peach skin, gray claws, and a stinger unchanged. It possesses an extremely long, chameleon-like tongue that is covered in sticky saliva.

Acidified Lepiotecorax was immune to acidic conditions due to their higher survival than the fittest. Their tail was indestructible with acid. When covered in the acidic crystals, its tail is heavier, and the acid on its tail is highly corrosive and can cause sundering or acidification on contact. Acidified Lepiotecorax manipulates acid breath. It is able to grow sulfurous crystals on its tail that create acidic mist when shattered, perhaps because of its habitat choice. It is known to pull prey, go toward its mouth using its long tongue, and inflict acidification using a foul odor covered in sticky saliva.

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Unlike their normal counterparts, Suvrri Lepiotecorax is able to grow sulfurous crystals on its tail near the tailpin that create acidic mist when shattered, perhaps because of its habitat choice. Suvrri Lepiotecorax need to keep their skin moist to dry, so their habitable range is very limited to the disgusted lands.

Suvrri Lepiotecoraxes are primarily cave-dwelling predators that ambush their prey from the darkness in the more extreme graveyard vale biome, a naturally decayed biome with a fleshy infection and a red to yellow gore theme with some fungus growing for nutrients. However, the metatherian will venture out of cave systems to search for prey. Possibly helps the creature to retain heat in the cold night and to release it in the hot day, and can also serve as camouflage in the rocky parts of the desert when outside, despite being a cave dweller. In contrast to their cousin of clean, the Suvrri Lepiotecorax can fart or sweat that is active from its forcibly pulsed heart, breathe freezing air and rain down acidic crystals, summon paralyzed bolts, spray effluvium fluid, and inundate its body with decayed aura energy.

Suvrri Lepiotecorax feeds on insects and roots, much like armadillos. Their favorite prey are bugs, carcasses, and even fungi with special long tongues, found in pangolins. Thus far, the only known creatures that could potentially feed on a Suvrri Lepiotecorax include larger animals and extraterrestrials. The mammal will utilize their acidic tail, like a syringe, for tearing metal or flesh and odorizing them.

Due to living in the hostile Seoghoun-gyegag Caverns and other lower, inhospitable habitat caverns, acidified Lepiotecorax are very aggressive towards whatever they may come across. Oddly enough, there are no records of Suvrri Lepiotecorax being scavengers but hunting other inhabitants of these regions above and below.

Suvrri Lepiotecorax was located in Reinachos of Lighrupiresal continent during future era, mostly in zones of Seoghoun-gyegag Caverns (Korean: 썩은 계곡, "sseog-eun gyegog"; Catalan: Sog-un-gyecoca Cova; Yoruba: Soghun-gyẹgok Iho-ilẹ). In some case, they found Avalon in the other places of inhospitable habitat called Nyeakkan. This area is an inhospitable valley littered with the corpses of dead organisms both indigenous or foreign species, but rarely found in South Korea, Australia, and Colombia.

• Movement Pattern: Initially Migrant

• Individual Type: Solo

• Population Trend: Unspecific

• Population: 3,000

• Locomotion: Terrestrial

• Habitat: Polar; tundra; taiga; montane grasslands and shrublands; temperate coniferous forests; temperate broadleaf and mixed forests; temperate deciduous forests, temperate grasslands, savannas, and shrublands; subtropical coniferous forests; subtropical moist broadleaf forests; subtropical dry broadleaf forests; subtropical grasslands, savannas, and shrublands; salt plains; limestone forest; tropical coniferous forests; tropical moist broadleaf forests; tropical dry broadleaf forests; tropical grasslands; tropical savannas and shrublands; Mediterranean forests, woodlands, and scrub; mushroom forests; deserts and xeric shrublands; badlands; flooded grasslands and savannas; swamp; riparian; wetland; mangrove forest; bamboo forest; air-breathing coral reefs; graveyard vale; ghost town; ruined skyscraper

• Earth: Australia; Bolivia; Colombia; Croatia; Greece; Georgia; Hungary; North Korea; Romania; South Korea

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Hungarians and others discovered lepiotecorax in Budapest and Istria, Croatia. This animal was frequently employed as a guard with a rider and modified saddles to prevent injury to the rider, as well as a particular armor to roll itself, which the rider covered and closed when rolling and crushing foes or accidentally impaling and poisoning the enemy. The Sawintirans can swiftly adapt the techniques of unique saddles in Berbania, Reinachos, and Delphia, but this mammal was never to be utilized again. Lepiotecorax is a type of fanged animal.

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