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Paint-Tailed Pythons(PTP) are a unique breed of pythons that have paint seeping from their tail tips. PTP tend to be slightly smaller than their close cousins, ball pythons, females being around 2-3 feet long and males 1-2 feet long. Hatchlings are dramatically smaller at only 5 inches long.
Pythons tend to be quite intelligent, and PTP are no exception. PTP tend to be quite shy when first introduced to their owners, but will warm up quickly and soon become inseparable. PTP have exceptionally long lifespans, and have been known to live for upwards of 60 years.
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[color=#800000][b]PTP Rarity:[/b][/color] Very Rare
[color=#800000][b]Why do they enjoy ruling over others?[/b][/color]PTP Name: Conquest (Nicknames himself as "King")
PTP Gender: Genderless (they/them, sometimes he/him)
PTP Rarity: Very Rare
Why do they enjoy ruling over others? Being the king of all makes them feel powerful, despite the suffering they can cause. Ruling makes them feel big and strong and more powerful then anyone else, and they like that.
Conquest has always been an over-achiever, meaning they reach higher then all the rest to achieve their goal. Usually, on account of themself not being true, pure snake, they achieve their goals.
Unlike other horsemen, Conquest feels pride in their work, whereas other horsemen feel it's just their job. Conquest loves feeling power. They love feeling the greed and selfishness of their work. They love sitting in their throne, watching over those they just destroyed, watching them cry and plead and fall. Like the other horsemen, Conquest sucks in the sorrow from those that felt it under his rule, and with that, it makes them more powerful.
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