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For , my closed species the Spitens.
They are dragon-imps.

Coming up will be a general body/anatomy thing and maybe more information on their culture/clothing. vuv
General anatomy/body structure can be seen in the images below (they have digigrade legs that are paw like) and big yaoi hands C:
Big yaoi hands and small cute footpaws may be a thing haha vuv Fluff can be anywhere honestly.

As for clothing, southern spitens wear very little or if they happen to have the materials (from hunting and whatnot) they can make fur-clothing. Sometimes, southern spitens will be seen around the wilds with armor and other clothing they've looted from ambushed folks. Northern spitens have nicer clothing because they are fancy. Usually the spitens that are not involved with a military occupation will wear robes or nice tunics.

Because I've still been developing these guys, here are the two muzzle types available to the species! ;v; <333
Here are some members of the species below (newest to oldest)! They've definitely been evolving throughout the whole species concept process.

Description

For , my closed species the Spitens.
They are dragon-imps.

Coming up will be a general body/anatomy thing and maybe more information on their culture/clothing. vuv
General anatomy/body structure can be seen in the images below (they have digigrade legs that are paw like) and big yaoi hands C:
Big yaoi hands and small cute footpaws may be a thing haha vuv Fluff can be anywhere honestly.

As for clothing, southern spitens wear very little or if they happen to have the materials (from hunting and whatnot) they can make fur-clothing. Sometimes, southern spitens will be seen around the wilds with armor and other clothing they've looted from ambushed folks. Northern spitens have nicer clothing because they are fancy. Usually the spitens that are not involved with a military occupation will wear robes or nice tunics.

Because I've still been developing these guys, here are the two muzzle types available to the species! ;v; <333
Here are some members of the species below (newest to oldest)! They've definitely been evolving throughout the whole species concept process.