[Bruja]

E. papilio are a diminutive species of equine-like insectoids recently discovered in tropical gardens. They come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, mimicking patterns found in nature and in their contributing species. They range in size from 2"-5" in height, measured in quarter-inch increments. Wings may resemble those from any moth, butterfly or dragonfly species. Bodies range from distinctly equine to almost entirely insectoid, and many points in-between.

Whoops-a-daisy! This papilio must have gotten lost along the way to the event! Can you tell me what distracted them?
End Date: 5/15

Owner: HowlingHooves
Name: Wensa
Gender: Mare

Personality: Unfocused
Base Color: Bluebells
Phenotype: Bluebells Light Points Leopard Appaloosa
Genotype: #3E53CA + LpLp/PATN1patn1/popo
Wings: Pseudolycaena damo, 'Purple Hairstreak'
Mineral: Chalcedony
Mutations: None

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[HowlingHooves]

Username: HowlingHooves
E. papilio Name: Wensa
Gender: Mare
Prompt: There was this rock collector, showing off all his finds during an outdoor activity for all these little children. And wouldn’t you know? He had a bunch of chalcedony! Raw, rocky crystals; tumbled stones of different shapes and sizes; some that looked like sharp chunks, and some that looked like bubbles! She just couldn’t not stop and look at them all, what with that being her mineral!

[Bruja]

Username: HowlingHooves
E. papilio Name: Wensa
Gender: Mare
Prompt: There was this rock collector, showing off all his finds during an outdoor activity for all these little children. And wouldn’t you know? He had a bunch of chalcedony! Raw, rocky crystals; tumbled stones of different shapes and sizes; some that looked like sharp chunks, and some that looked like bubbles! She just couldn’t not stop and look at them all, what with that being her mineral!

Enjoy this blue babe!