Pteropus

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Pteropuses (プテローポス) are a demi-human species native to the Abelion Hills.

Background

Pteropuses are species which lived on cliff sides, who were very adept at long-distance gliding.

They were one of many races that Jaldabaoth enslaved as part of his demi-human coalition to attack the Roble Holy Kingdom.

Appearance

The Pteropus had bat-like membranes for hands and rose almost vertically.

Abilities

While Pteropuses can fly, it seemed to require a lot of strength, so they could only fly for a while every day, and after that, they could not even glide. If Pteropuses did not fly, they could rend armor with the wind, so defending against it was very difficult. Pteropuses are a species which was strong when they could not fly.^[1]

Trivia

• Due to the Pteropuses ability to rise and immediately fly straight up into the air, some believe that it had to be the work of some sort of magic.^[2]

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