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What’s this? It’s a plumed basilisk (Basiliscus plumifrons), a reptile from Central America. Looks magical, doesn’t it?
Plumed Basilisk
Basiliscus plumifrons
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The central character, my lead. This character is the one I would love to see come to life the most. Here is my Morgoth, my Darth Vader, my Mordred. The classic black knight, re-imagined as a protagonist to cheer for. Ahem, BEHOLD:
“Name: Golmorne, Gender: Unknown, Race: Unknown
Experienced, inexorable, charismatic, and enigmatic, Golmorne is a figure whose past is shrouded in obscurity. None have seen what lies beneath the armour, leading to rumours as to who, or what, they are. And yet, this person, simply known as the Black Knight to those who witnessed them before their rise, will become loved and feared across the continent as the Demon King, the Sable Emperor, and most famously, the Dark Lord. The earliest known records of this individual show them as a stoic but compassionate mercenary leader commanding a small pack of goblins and other persecuted outcasts. But even then it was clear they were far more then their station presented. Skilled in fields of combat, leadership, and magic, perhaps it was inevitable that in time, when they could bear the corruption and hypocrisy of the world no longer, they would begin a great campaign that will change the world forever more...
Cesar Boetius van Everdingen (1617–1678)
Portrait of a young child wearing a pink dress and a plumed hat, holding a Chaffinch with an animated Spaniel at her feet
I love red bearded vultures and plumed basilisks! They're both beautiful animals
Ooh, yes. I love those birds so much, they're so cool. And of course I love plumed basilisks, fancy little jesus christ lizards! Here is the vulture: (X)
And the plumed basilisk (X)
Plumed Basilisk
Basiliscus plumifrons
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Plumed Basilisk
Basiliscus plumifrons
Source: Here