Witch's Bat Missing Race Description

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Description The Witch's Bat is a nocturnal flying mammal with an affinity for darkness and shadows. They are able to manipulate these elements, using them to conceal themselves and confuse enemies. Their large ears and keen sense of hearing make them excellent hunters, while their razor-sharp teeth and claws make them formidable predators. Their skin is a dull gray color, blending seamlessly into the night sky.

Appearance Witch's Bats have leathery wings that allow them to glide effortlessly through the air. Their bodies are small and compact, with a dull gray coloration that helps them blend into the shadows. Their large ears are lined with sensitive hairs, enabling them to detect even the slightest sound. Their eyes reflect the colors of the night, ranging from red to orange. Their teeth and claws are sharp and deadly, used for hunting prey and defending themselves against threats. On average, adult Witch's Bats measure about 12 inches in length.

History Legends tell of a powerful witch who sought a familiar capable of navigating the darkness. By infusing her magic into a common bat, she gave birth to the Witch's Bat. These creatures became essential to their mistresses, aiding them in their nocturnal activities and providing protection from prying eyes. As word spread of their abilities, other witches sought to capture and train these remarkable creatures, creating a secret society of bat-riders. Throughout the centuries, the Witch's Bat has remained a symbol of mystery and power, feared by many but respected by those who understand their true nature.