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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!
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To clarify: I own Saudae and Stark is another parra I am currently trying out for here. I have art involving her with Stark in his form that can be seen when his contest ends.The hot sandy dunes shifted with a gentle breeze, a rather parched fire colored parrapup trudged on as one paw stumbled over the other and his tongue lapped against his dry beak. The wingless bird squinted light blue eyes up at the glaring sun as the heat overwhelmed his body. A huff escaped him, collapsing in the desert grave below. Sore limbs fought to lift the male's body back up to no avail, his head tilting to one side in a lazy manner. Before he could rest his tired eyes, a shadow whisked over him and kicked up a gust of wind. His consciousness submitted to the dark.
The brown striped parra coughed and choked as water was poured onto his face. Jumping to his feet the male blinked frantically and whipped his head around until they laid on a rather graceful lithe form. Was he being subject to a mirage from a heat stroke or was there a beautiful creature standing before him.
Her beak cracked a smile, a gentle voice escaping it.
“I brought you some water. You didn't look so good so I figured you could use some help.” Her appearance radiated a formal air, standing squarely with straight posture. “What's a weary traveler like you doing all the way out in the desert?” She pulled out a flask hidden under brown freckled wings.
“I could ask you the same thing.” He laughed in amusement, gratefully taking the object from the other parra as he guzzled the clear moisture. It soothed his scratchy throat. With a sigh, the male stretched after returning the small pouch back to it's owner. “I'm Saudae and traveler would be correct. I go wherever my feet carry me. I don't usually prepare for more intense trips such as this one.” Saudae mused. “And to whom do I owe the pleasure?” A goofy smile cracked his beak, relaxing his muscles while a small gust of wind ruffled the fur atop his head.
The female parra preened her feathers, pausing as the other bird asked her name. “Neferti. My followers tend to call me by my full name but please, just call me Neffa.”
“Followers?” Just what kind of standing did this female hold. She almost screamed royalty, of course Saudae wasn't one to take such things into notice. He wagged his tail playfully and nodded. “Neffa it is then. Say, why don't you show me around? I'd love to see where you and your... followers live.”
Neferti's smile faded, becoming serious. “I don't think that's a good idea. Besides, it's much too far of a walk. If you had wings it'd be different.” She tried to throw an excuse.
“Alright then Neffa. Then why don't you help me find my way out of this desert? I don't want to end up like a fried chicken.” Saudae laughed in amusement once more, something about how carefree and reckless this parra was intrigued Neferti. She truly loathed his lack of responsibilities.
“It's funny you say that. I was looking for a way out of this desert myself.” The sand colored female chirped, spreading her massive wings. “This is the farthest I've traveled from my home. I've heard stories but never really experienced a lot of things. I bet you have quite the few stories yourself.” Neferti replied.
Saudae hummed, a purr rising in his throat. “How on earth could you have guessed that? You don't get out much? Why are you trying to leave the desert? You seem like you belong here, if we're being honest.” He didn't realize all the questions he had just thrown at the other parra.
She brought her wings back to her sides, remembering the other bird could not fly. As Neferti walked past Saudae he soon followed after her. “I just want to get away for a while. You don't know what it's like being me.” The sandy parra tried to keep the bitterness out of her formal tone. “I think the way you came is the only way out of this place Saudae. Do you remember which way you came?”
“Heck if I know.” He chuckled with a shrug. “It all looks the same for miles now.”
“Do you mind if I tag along then? Until we get out of the desert?” She blushed, stopping in her tracks with a glance back at Saudae until he caught up with her.
His feet stopped as their faces met for a moment “Sure. I don't see why not.” Blue eyes blinked up at the sun, his tail swaying lazily back and forth. “Is it always so hot in this place Neffa?”
It was her time to laugh. “Yes Saudae. It's the desert. Sometimes it gets a bit chillier at night, but not much.”
“I hope you can keep up when you're used to flying. It's a good day or so walk if we even manage to go the right way.” The flame colored parra retorted, the female behind him merely nodded in determination.
“That a challenge?” A smirk rising to her beak with piercing golden eyes.
Saudae chuckled, kicking up sand as he broke into a sprint and hollered back behind him. “Only if you want it to be Neffa!”
As the day drew on and the sun set behind them, both parras settled down for the night. Saudae told stories about places Neferti never even imagined existed like the vast oceans and underground mazes with hidden hot springs.
“I never imagined someone who doesn't fly could see so much and I so little.” She shifted, resting her head on her paws. A smile crept onto her face as she scooted to one side to rest against the fire pelted male. “Thank you Saudae.”
The male parra blinked in confusion with a goofy grin. “Sure. No problem. I think..”
Her golden eyes slowly began to close, she muttered. “Goodnight Saudae.”
“Night Neffa.” He chuckled, folding his paws over each other as he let his head rest to the opposite side away from her. His long tail flicking across hers as he lidded his own blue eyes, only to close them to drift off into slumber.
The next day they started up early, the sun just beginning to rise over the dunes. Before the glaring orb of fire could reach it's peak the two had traveled far enough to the edge of the desert, the grains of sand turning into soil. Trees towered near the outskirts of the forest before them.
“Whelp, looks like we made it.” Saudae smirked, letting the soil shift beneath his paws. It was cool and refreshing compared to the rough voyage across the desert.
But Neferti wasn't paying attention to her new surroundings, her ears pinned to her small skull as golden eyes widened at the sound of flapping wings behind them. In a desperate attempt to camouflage herself she dove into a patch of nearby bushes with a whisper. “Don't let them find me.”
Blue eyes spun around to face two rather large looking male parrapups that donned similar attire wore by his new acquaintance. One was large and dark with ghost-like eyes. He held himself with high status. “You there. Traveler.”
“Who? Me?” Saudae blinked in confusion, then remembered he was supposed to be alone. “Oh yeah, I guess me. Who else would you be talking to?” He laughed.
“Yeah twinkle toes, I meant the trees behind you.” The darker colored bird scoffed before landing in front of the flame colored male. “I don't suppose you've seen a sandy babe with brown wings fly by have ya?” Something about this other parrapup seemed rather cool if not trusting. Almost making Saudae want to tell him.
“Hurry up and quit playing around Stark.” The other lighter male groaned with impatience as he flapped his wings in place.
“So yeah, if you could do me a real solid and tell me if you've seen this babe or not, so my colleague will get off my back!” Stark growled a warning behind him towards the other parrapup.
“Ah, yeah I think I did actually...” Saudae began.
Neferti's chest began to pound, would he really rat her out only to have them take her back?! She tried to keep as still as possible to avoid attention being brought to where she was hiding.
“I saw her fly off in that direction. You just missed her. Gold eyes and white spots on the tips of her wings?” The fire pelted male lied through his beak, gesturing in a random direction away from them.
“Yeah that's her, ah thanks.” Stark nodded, lifting his large wings up back into the air with the other parra.
With a sigh, Neferti poked her head out the bushes after the coast was clear. “I owe you big time Saudae.”
“Sure. What were those guys looking for you for?” Saudae furrowed his brows in confusion.
“I'll explain to you later, we better get moving. Stark isn't easy to fool.” Neferti replied.
The darker colored male stopped midair suddenly with a face contorted in anger. “Wait! We've been duped!” Stark snarled.
“How do you know that? He's just a random stranger, there's no way you could know if he was telling the truth or not.” The other male gave Stark a confused glance.
“If that's so true then how come he knew what Neferti's wings looked like from the top?” Stark narrowed his eyes at his comrade who in turn widened his own eyes.
By the time the two had returned, they were gone however.
“You really think she's tagging along with that guy?” The lighter colored male retorted.
“He vouched for her, she just really couldn't stand being the heir to the throne could she?” Stark huffed in dismay, eyes locking onto the dirt path in front of them.
“Should we go after them? We can't fly with this canopy of trees in the way.” Stark's partner growled, ears pinning back with the fur on the nape of his neck rising.
“No. You head back and report to the higher ups. I'm going on ahead. Maybe I can talk some sense into Neferti.” The darker parra huffed.
Before the other bird could fly off he shook his head. “If anyone can talk sense into someone, it's you Stark.” His wings spread wide, taking off back into the desert.
“Enjoy your freedom while you can, Nef.” Stark brought his wings in after landing on the soft soil, walking onto the beaten path and disappearing into the depths of the forest.

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