Bone flow

Bone flow is a substance found inside the skeletal structure of nearly all life forms of welt. The matter is found within hollow bone cavities and is rich in oxygen. Its use is to transfer oxygen from pores within the bones and transfer it to the sinews connecting bones, allowing the air cushions to expand and retract. This, in tandem with the natural magnetized caps found on bones allows locomotion even without the use of muscles and connective tissues.
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