Jay Mac

Chronikin Spotlight: Magada are seldom seen in groups due to being intensely territorial. This aggression extends to anyone braving their often inhospitable domains and they'll attack all who approach, despite being rather small themselves. Fortunately, they are only ever typically found near Amajima's volcanoes, hot springs and other geothermal locations. Their bodies are bright orange and slender, appearing almost amphibian, tucked away into a black, hard urn-shaped shell. The shell, which resembles igneous rock, can be fully retreated into. However, Magada seem to prefer lashing out, spewing heat and bolts of lava at its foes. Despite being such an aggressive Chronikin, many Archivist search them out, claiming that the trials associated with bonding are a sign of divine providence. Due to this, they are often associated in many creation myths of Amajima.

Chronikin Spotlight: Garbin appear ancient even by Zarakarian standards. Once thought to be Nature aspect, due to the large tree trunks sprouting out of its back, it has now been observed that they are in fact the Geo aspect. The trees erupting from their backs are petrified and thus more stone than wood, while the draping moss seems secondary to its anatomy. Garbin seem docile due to their slow meandering. However, they are quick to aggression, savagely protecting the cedar forests of the Zarakari Mountains. Despite their aggressive nature, once bonded, a Garibin offers fevered protection towards its allies. Many priests of Zarakarian holy sites use them as guardians.

Chronikin Spotlight: Korachnora are an arboreal species of Chronikin. They are often mistaken for fruit due to their habit of perching on the boughs of healthy strawberry trees, sometime staying motionless for hours. However, if disturbed they quickly skitter away deeper into the canopy, even jumping from tree to tree. Though arachnid in appearance, their body upon closer inspection has more plant-like features. Instead of a chitinous exoskeleton, their legs are smooth and hard like the bark of the aforementioned Strawberry tree, while their abdomens are spikey and rough. Though sometimes observed to be curious, they are typically easily startled and stray away from people and civilization. Preferring to make their homes in the thick spots of forests dotting the Deolis wilderness.