Parrapups, or Parras, are an omnivorous, aviary quadrupedal species that originated from tropical areas, but after they were domesticated, they gained more levels of fur and different beaks. All parras spend a lot of time cleaning themselves, and preening their feathers if they have wings. Parras come with a variety of tails and beaks, but good luck finding one that does! Having a large gene pool Parras also have the chance to show some mutations. They come in a large variety of colors including bright neons and dull greys. All parras are a very social in some way and love to whistle, sing, and chatter to others- Parra or not!
When your parrapup sets their paw through the beckoning tear, they are greeted to the soft feeling of fresh grass under the feet, but the portal behind them is gone for no one else to enter through. Around them is sky, wide open blue sky and the island is lush with trees, meadows, a paradise, all seeming held together by a towering tree that protects everything under its canopy. It seems like your parrapup can finally relax after the voices stop, and they can finally relax.
[b]How does your parrapup respond to the new environment around them? Seemingly that they have left those that they knew on the other side of a closed portal, but other parras are coming out of the same type of portals.[/b]



During the cold sweat of the night, the voices begin to grow too loud making sleep impossible, but in front of your parrapup, a glowing and calling tear in space stands, the voices now calling from it and urging your parra to pass through, needing them. Even when they get closer to the portal, they feel it is calling and pulling it to them, even warm, but it's making a thrumming sound as it stays open..

When your parrapup sets their paw through the beckoning tear, they are greeted to the soft feeling of fresh grass under the feet, but the portal behind them is gone for no one else to enter through. Around them is sky, wide open blue sky and the island is lush with trees, meadows, a paradise, all seeming held together by a towering tree that protects everything under its canopy. It seems like your parrapup can finally relax after the voices stop, and they can finally relax.
[b]How does your parrapup respond to the new environment around them? Seemingly that they have left those that they knew on the other side of a closed portal, but other parras are coming out of the same type of portals.[/b]
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