Feb 2, 2020
According to Lumosian folk tales, Drasohka were originally golden in color, but developed their green scales after being cursed by the sibling gods, Thura and Thawda, when they took the form of a quilterfly named Chit. This is perhaps one explanation as to why drasohka sometimes have golden scales. Of course, most scientists agree that it is a rare genetic mutation called leucism.
There is also no proof that quilterflies exist. Sightings are rare, and most people believe that these are caused by butterflies' scales refracting lights at odd angles, along with the water droplets in Luminosa's humid air, causing people to see colors and patterns that are not really there.