Basic Information
Name: Maena Litus
Where to find her: She is found along the coastline in many parts of the world, the litus is a gypsy of the oceans, making itself at home in a variety of environments.
How she looks: She is a particularly scaly variety - fine scales cover most of the body. Also she is semi-transparent and glows from within, like the plankton she feeds on.
Basic facts about mermaids
A mermaid is a marine creature with the head and upper body of a beautiful young maiden and with the lower body of a fish. She can be found in seas and lakes, or lying on a rock and combing her hair with one hand while holding a mirror in the other. Mermaids sometimes foretell the future and are often accompanied by seals.
According to myth, they lure sailors by singing and with lovely music. They live in a kingdom on the bottom of the sea, and it is here they take their prisoners to. From this story, the fear amongst the sailor grew and they thought that seeing a mermaid would cause bad luck: it could predict death by drowning.
The belief in mermaids is not limited to a few countries, but there are tales from all over the world (in India, for instance, there are the Apsara, beautiful water nymphs). However, most of those tales were told by sailors who "saw" them on their long journeys. The idea of mermaids and mermen, the male equivalent, could be based on creatures from Greek and Babylonian mythology.
Name: Segan
Breed: Coral dragon
Among all of the dragons, the smallest one is that of the coral dragon. Though said that the fairy dragon is it is about 3 cm smaller. With it's hight only about 47 cm where as the fairy dragon is 50 cm. The coral dragon is friends with the seahorse and the other coral fish around the area. It tends to stay in it's little home unless it bonds with other sea life such as mermaids and sea divers. Apon bonding it grows to the size of the bondee unless it becomes the age of 600 where it will only reach about the size of a small dog.