| Name: | Citrus |
| Sex: | Male |
| Species: | Squiddy-Fellow |
| Size: | 4' |
| Color: | Green/Orange |
| Bond: | n/a |
| Bonded at: | Deep Sea Giveaway: Squiddy-fellows |
| Personality: | helpful, sensitive and nurturing. |
| Abilities: | Suction-hands: All ten of the squiddy-fellows limbs are capable of gripping, and their fore-most arms are capable of fine manipulation. They do tend to end up with things accidentally attached when not paying attention though.
Big Brain: Not just for decoration (maybe)! Having a colourful, squishy brain allows the squiddy-fellows to keep track of a great number of trains of thought at once. They could be able to follow several different research topics at once, but still not notice they're walking around with a book stuck to their butt. Or they could be very aware of everything going on around them, but be incapable of keeping up with excited scholar-chatter. Impressive Muscles: It takes some doing to learn to walk on tentacles, but that's what the squiddy-fellows have done. Developing the muscles to control four of their tentacles like legs. When they're asleep though, their 'legs' don't fold, like land-bound animals, but go boneless, like their tails and fore-tentacles. Psionics: Squiddy-fellows communicate primarily through telepathy, and have developed the teleportation and telekinesis to go with it. Speech: Squiddy-fellows are capable of a slightly garbled, and almost "underwater" sounding form of verbal speech. They can learn multiple languages with relative ease. |