Bluebeacher

The Bluebeacher or Litorovagor (Caeruleosaurs horribilis; Avalonian: Asiuradrek) is the one of the fictional animal species introduced in Worldcraft: The Center.

Etymology

Scientists in the 2020s derived the term Litorovagor, which means "beach wanderer" in Latin. Asiuradrec, an Enchan and Scottish Gaelic word, means "cerulean dragon" to the Sawintiran humans and elves in this realm. On Earth in the 1970s, the first "Bluebeacher" was a compound word made from of the words blue and beach, with the suffix -er at the end, for patrolling the beach every night without being noticed. According to reports from the Chilean Republic, the "Arica Monster" is a theropod-like species that lives in the enormous Atacama desert.

Singular: Litorovagor, Bluebeacher
Plural: Litorovagori, Bluebeachers

Physical Appearance

In 2020

The Bluebeacher looks like a theropod, but in this part, a problem is a good example of convergent evolution. This skin is entirely blue gray with pale blue skin that looks like Caucasian skin, but the blood is pure blue, which means "royal blood." Well, red blood and horseshoe crab blood, to better live with royal blood, contain hemolymph.
The eyebrows at six side angles are sturdy, and the hairs are modified spikes in the head, tail, and elbows like porcupines, but in males only, females can defend themselves using the tail as a spear thrower. The lines are similar to Blue from JW (Jurassic World), unlike the indigo vertical lines on the back, and the eyes are like a red moon. Unlike theropods, which have three fingers, mammals, including humans, also have five fingers. The skull does not match a raptor dinosaur to this synapsid but is related to the cynodont in the same group.

In 2023

The Bluebeacher possessed a large, strong, and agile head with a long, narrow skull with seven rows of spines on their brows and serrated teeth suited for slicing flesh, a snout like a weasel, whiskers on their lips, and ears located in their jaws. Their arms are long and powerful, with blue quills, curved claws, and five fingers to hold prey. Their legs are digitigrade for speed and bipedalism, but both arms and legs will be combined to form a quadrepedal body.
The Bluebeacher had nine to twelve horizontal lines on the gray fur that is connected to the skin; the main skin is similar to us and mammals that have hide and leathery, and there are numerous quills found in the back of the head, elbows, and tail that act as a defense mechanism, not by being shot, but by detaching upon contact with an attacker. The main iris color is sapphire blue.

Abilities

The Bluebeacher's arms possessed hooked claws that were used for slicing or stabbing prey in the vital parts, most likely the throat or stomach. To keep the claw sharp, it was kept elevated while sprinting, climbing, and digging. The Bluebeacher had a rather large brain given its size, was capable of complex behavior, potentially cooperative hunting, and possessed good spatial awareness and sensory processing. The Bluebeacher was designed for fast chase and rapid turning. It could sprint at speeds of up to 35 mph in bursts and dig at speeds of up to 23 mph in bore. Their long tail operated as a counterweight, allowing for precise navigation.

The Bluebeacher possessed forward-facing eyes that provided binocular vision, which was great for depth perception while hunting; they also helped stabilize quick movements or leaps; and it had good hearing and smell, which helped it pursue prey. Each fur offered insulation and might help with balance and presentation. The Bluebeacher includes crucial immune cells that are very sensitive to hazardous germs, as well as hemocyanin, a copper-rich protein. Hemocyanin, which contains copper instead of iron and is blue rather than red, is extremely rare in both synapsids and mammals.

Ecology

The Bluebeacher is at the top of the food chain and the apex predator of three realms (Earth, Reinachos, and Sawintir). Same fill ecological niche as theropods; wolves; chimpanzees; ants; and even humans due to their own manners form below a single allied, unlike humans considered primitive. It contains important immune cells that are exceptionally sensitive to toxic bacteria and a copper-rich protein called hemocyanin. Hemocyanin, which has copper instead of iron and is blue instead of red.

The Bluebeacher is an apex predator and a strict carnivore, eating on tiny to large reptiles, birds, and mammals; smaller to large dinosaurs and wyverns; any insects and bugs; and even fish and crustaceans; and scavenging carcasses as needed. The Bluebeacher is considered the janitor of the beaches and is spared baby turtles due to their helplessness, so the Bluebeacher works alone or in groups to rescue baby turtles from the predators, and maintains ecological balance by controlling beach-dwelling populations and protecting baby sea turtles, not freshwater turtles and tortoises, as needed.

Bluebeachers laid eggs, and their nests may have been lined with grass and shed hair. Some were able to receive parental care in an underground residence connected to the beach and grassland.

Behavior

The Bluebeacher is likely to adopt ambush or pack tactics in groups of one to five. They attacked with their arms and feet, grasping prey with their arms and jaws, and either surprised the prey or sprang out of the earth, leaping, popping out of the soil or sand, or climbing onto it to give lethal cutting strikes. Bluebeachers could coordinate or scavenge collaboratively, although pack hunting suggests possible group affiliations. Scientists and magicians are unsure if this represents pack hunting, family groups, or chance as a form of unity during accumulation. The Bluebeacher is nocturnal, active at night for better hunting visibility, and avoids eating newborn sea turtles.

The Bluebeachers may not be the most physically intimidating of animals, but their relatively small size, intelligence, range, and mobility make them by far the most successful and effective predators of humans and other "small" wildlife in two realms. The Bluebeacher often attacks from different directions, using this method to take down prey while avoiding damage.

Distribution and Habitat

The Bluebeacher originated in Everrealm and dwelt on the Eastern Continent. These synapsids lived in a variety of habitats, including river valleys, woods, beaches, deserts, semi-arid floodplains, and open plains. The climate is warm and seasonal, with wet and dry phases akin to modern savannas or dry forests. However, because of the fur on their skin, they were able to adapt to both hot and cold conditions. Droughts and snowstorms may have confined animals near water sources, resulting in hunting possibilities.

This species was introduced to Earth by the "First Civilization" race during the Pleistocene or "Bereshit Era" by the Assassins, Templars, and Hunters, and today resides in Africa, Europe, Asia, and Papua New Guinea. These synapsids existed in a range of environments and climates, just like in Everrealm. In the future, during the 27th century, the "Sky People" or Terrans introduce the Bluebeacher to the Cygnus exoplanet known as Reinachos, where they reside in a variety of habitats and temperatures similar to Earth and Everrealm.

Movement Pattern: Nomadic
Individual Type: Solo
Population Trend: Stable
Population: ???
Locomotion: Terrestrial
Habitat: 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 Flats; Stone 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; Mushroom Fields; Deserts and Xeric Shrublands; Badlands; Flooded Grasslands and Savannas; Swamp; Bayous/Billabongs; Riparian; Wetland; Mangrove Forest; Cold Bamboo Forests; Tropical Bamboo Forests; Air-breathing Coral Reefs; Graveyard Vale; Mountain; Warm River; Cold River; Lukewarm River; Radiated Citadel; Lava Tube; Volcano; Lava Trench; Basalt Delta; Warm Ghost Town; Cold Ghost Town; Ruined Skyscraper.
Earth:
- Extant & Introduced: Britain
Reinachos:
- Extant & Introduced: ???
Sawintir:
- Extant (Resident): Enchancia; Sapfiro

Tamed

The Bluebeacher was a simple raptor-like synapsid. Any meat will make the process a lot faster, but generally it will take between 0.5 and 1.5 hours to completely tame a litorovagor (depending on level as well). Ensure that they are completely stocked on meat and have a torpor level above 50% to avoid them waking up and to keep the taming process going smoothly. Only trusted survivors will be friendly and tamed.