#creature readings

[sharpshootress]

Hi! My name is Karishma. May I have a creature reading, please? Thank you!!!!

your energy is a jumble of blue fire that burns so brightly until its condenses into a small ball and swoops ahead. From the ball emerges a gryphon, it’s not that large and stands about the size of a larger dog. It has the head and wings and front talons of a bird, and the body, tail, and back of a lion. The gryphon is shaped out of shine, something that falls between gold and bronze, and every step it takes reflects the light. Everything is shiny and reflective, down its individual talon and large wings and chiseled beak. It stares straight at me with its pitch black eyes and clicking talons, and emits a trill. It chirps and trills, and I feel overwhelmed by the sudden desire to sneeze. It looks at me curiously and dives back into your energy.

@miraclekay97

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[sharpshootress]

Free Readings Open!

I’ve been thinking of opening paid readings soon, but I’ve decided that I shall open some free readings first just to see how things go.

Readings available:

+ Dream Interpretation: Summary of what your dream means or what it’s saying

+ Energy Reading: Description of the feel and look of your energy, any images and what senses I get from it

+ Dragon/Creature Reading: A paragraph on what your energy aligns most with, choose from either Dragon or Creature

+ Intuitive Reading: Just a few sentences on a question or topic of your choice

How to get a free reading:

1) Submit an ask (anon is fine too) with your name or initials and the reading you want (and one question if applicable to the type of reading)

2) All readings will be posted publicly

3) No third-party readings

4) No questions on mental or physical health

Please leave feedback or a review if you get a reading, it’ll help a lot. A wider range of paid readings coming soon!

[headlessmage]

I'd love a creature reading if you're feeling up to it! Thank you ♡♡

I know Mola Mola are a bit goofy looking, but they are truly unique and beautiful fish!

Despite weighing thousands of pounds once fully grown, they're able to launch themselves out of the water and move fairly quickly despite normally being seen as slow movers. They're also distantly related to pufferfish, and newly hatched Mola look similar to them with spines and a round body!

[headlessmage]

I’m interested in a creature reading! :)

Did you know cats were first tamed over 9,000 years ago? These carnivores have been humanity's shadow before we were even out of the Neolithic period.

I won't go into their mythology, as that would be too on the nose. Instead, my favorite fact is they are unable to taste sweetness, but can taste umami!

[headlessmage]

May I have a creature reading please? 🌛

I love birds, and more importantly, I love things with weird names. Enter: Chuck Will's Widow, also part of the family lovingly called the 'Goat Suckers' (after a myth stating the birds would milk goats at night with their mouths).

Unfortunately the chuck will's widow portion of their name is less fun, and simply comes from the noises they make. Who knows though, maybe one used to be a poor widow who made the mistake of crossing a witch.

[headlessmage]

Hi, how are you? i would love a creature reading! thanks :)

Family trees of animals throughout the world is a bit jarring when you look at them.

Take kiwis for example: such cute, tiny little birds. Most species are about chicken sized, and yet their closest relative would be the (now extinct) elephant birds from Madagascar!

As you can tell from the name, these were large creatures. The largest of the species weighed up to around 2,000 pounds, and stood at 10 feet tall. The tallest kiwi species only stands at 2 inches taller than the elephant birds eggs.

[headlessmage]

ok do me. what animal am I?

A small, bright orange puff ball flies across the night sky. The painted bat's coloring actually provides protection, allowing them to stay camouflaged as they roost in dried banana leaves.

They were thought to have been extinct for 133 years before being rediscovered in 2021. We may have missed out on much of their recent history, but hopefully this pushes us forward for their conservation.

[headlessmage]

hi! i'll take a creature reading please

Cloven feet? Check.

Horns? Check.

Climbing up walls? Uh... check? Kind of?

Is it a possession, or would you just be a mountain goat? I'm assuming the latter is preferable, as they're very interesting creatures! Not only do they have complete domain over the mountains, but are also known to venture down to sea level in coastal areas.

They're also similar to trees in terms of age determination, as they have rings on their horns!