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Authored by Jerome Logez, compiled and edited by the Donian Avian Anima Observation Association<br><br><!-- | Authored by Jerome Logez, compiled and edited by the Donian Avian Anima Observation Association<br><br><!-- | ||
-->Donian Avian Anima Observation Association Foreword:<br><!-- | -->Donian Avian Anima Observation Association Foreword:<br><!-- | ||
-->Two centuries ago, a young man embarked from Karkacia. His destination, encounters, and discoveries have largely become legends and fictions, but the manuscript he returned with, "The Complete Guide to Avian Anima," offered a profound insight into the peculiar realm of Animals. Professor Logez's knowledge, accumulated through his arduous journey, catalyzed the vibrant growth of knowledge about avian Anima. The Logez Principles, used to decipher avian Anima ecology, have evolved into a renowned theory among all Anima scholars today.<br><!-- | -->Two centuries ago, a young man embarked from Karkacia. His destination, encounters, and discoveries have largely become legends and fictions, but the manuscript he returned with, "The Complete Guide to Avian Anima,"{{sic}} offered a profound insight into the peculiar realm of Animals. Professor Logez's knowledge, accumulated through his arduous journey, catalyzed the vibrant growth of knowledge about avian Anima. The Logez Principles, used to decipher avian Anima ecology, have evolved into a renowned theory among all Anima scholars today.<br><!-- | ||
-->It is a great honor for us to have revisited and refined Professor Logez's manuscripts. We extend our sincere gratitude to the Logez family for their generous donations and the Donian Science and Technology Publishing House for their unwavering support. Please allow us to conclude this foreword with a phrase often echoed by Professor Logez as a beacon for all readers.<br><!-- | -->It is a great honor for us to have revisited and refined Professor Logez's manuscripts. We extend our sincere gratitude to the Logez family for their generous donations and the Donian Science and Technology Publishing House for their unwavering support. Please allow us to conclude this foreword with a phrase often echoed by Professor Logez as a beacon for all readers.<br><!-- | ||
-->"May passion and curiosity soar boundlessly."<br><!-- | -->"May passion and curiosity soar boundlessly."<br><!-- | ||
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-->(A lengthy and meticulous foreword and academic clarifications.)<br><br><!-- | -->(A lengthy and meticulous foreword and academic clarifications.)<br><br><!-- | ||
-->Avian Anima Details:<br><br><!-- | -->Avian Anima Details:<br><br><!-- | ||
--> | -->Frigull: An avian Anima that gracefully soars in the sky, seldom descending to the earth. The Frigull is known for its Aspect power of producing a honey mustard that tantalizes all. As a unique avian that resides solely within towns and cities, the Frigull favors fast-food restaurants. Numerous experts believe that this preference stems from its fervor for a specific food known as "French fries." Enticing the Frigull with this snack has become a widely adopted method to establish a connection with it.<br><br><!-- | ||
--> | -->Magisdrake: Among my favorite avian Anima, the Magisdrake features a comical and diminutive form. Driven by a quirky sense of justice, they are dedicated to discerning right from wrong and making decisions, even in cases completely unrelated to them. Magisdrakes are natural orators, often captivating audiences with unintelligible yet engaging speeches from elevated platforms. I once witnessed a Magisdrake giving an enthusiastic speech to a Nomnom, who promptly nodded off by the second syllable.<br><br><!-- | ||
--> | -->Plumelune: Symbolizing beauty, the Plumelune boasts sleek plumage, regal poise, and a resplendent tail plume that outshines all other avian Anima. However, they only reveal their tail plume in moments of elation. In Karkacia, these tail feathers are considered harbingers of "luck." The Plumelune typically resides by waters. As for the reason, after heated arguments for decades, the Anima academic community has settled on a consensus: these Anima reside near water merely to admire their reflections on the water's surface.<br><br><!-- | ||
--> | -->Marshalbird: In recent times, Marshalbird has become synonymous with chivalry, known for courteously bowing before duels. The elaborate rituals before Nexus Battles in human society, particularly among nobles, likely draw inspiration from the Marshalbird. Unlike Frigull, Marshalbird favors vast plains and occasionally ventures into towns. During the quadrennial Grand Championship, aloof and solitary Marshalbirds are drawn to Animal duels, willingly forming packs to attend the tournament venue. | ||
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