Corror are the largest existing species on Enurian. A draconic-like creature, each unique in its own right, warped by the End into something monsterous and beautiful all at once. There is no upper limit to their size, and old age will not kill them (though, occasionally, they will outgrow the abilities of their environment to sustain them and will starve to death). All are clad in iridescent black feathers, winged, with claws and a toothed, beaked head, though the actual number of limbs each corror has, and the configuration of their body, differs from individual to individual.

Corror hatchlings are completely different in appearance compared to their adult forms. All corror hatchlings begin life looking not unlike a corvid—smoothly feathered, with only two legs, two wings, a sinuous tail, and an expressive crest on their head. They display rudimentary problem-solving and intelligence during this phase of their lives. The time spent in this preadolescent phase appears to be completely random—some will spend their entire lives in this form, while others may only spend a few months.

Adult corror are much rarer than their preadolescent counterparts, as many do not make it through the species' puberty. Those that do are remarkably intelligent, more so than even Ferraen. They are an incredibly individualistic species, and most will not interact with any other members of their species beyond for reproduction purposes.

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Interactions with other species

As adult corror only interact with other members of their species once or twice, the majority of interactions an adult corror will have is conducted solely as interspecies relationships.

Ferraen

Ferraen mythology and spirituality places the corror in high regard. Believing them to be the souls of kits who perished before they were able to recieve a name, to give the most helpless of souls a better chance at life as one of the most powerful creatures on the island, ferrocats will treat corror with respect, if not outright reverence, even beyond the fearful respect other beasts give the corror. Ferraen mythology dictates very strongly that the corror are not to know of this reincarnation, less it confuse the sleeping souls of the kit within, but corror are not foolish beasts and have picked up on the tendancies of the ferraen.

Corror are not religious beings so far as their tendancy to worship gods and deities, however, their own mythos is very fond of the ferraen as well, and they are one of the few creatures a corror in its right mind won't consume. Though believing the ferraen to be less intelligent than them, they recognize the same spark of life than infects them, and believe them to be the sparks of Flight too miniscule to make it as a corror. It is not uncommon for corraen to take a ferraen as a pet.

Micorrid

Despite the visual similarities between corror and the other extant member of their genus, micorrid (pauledraco pictuspterus), corror absolutely despise their cousins and will actively hunt any flocks who nest anywhere near their territory.

Notable individuals

Because of the resource and size constraints of Enurian, a very small number of adult corror individuals can live on the island at once. Because of this, adult corror are relatively well-known and are easy to keep track of.

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