Fox Lady

The Fox Lady, also known as Vulpinezza is a popular symbol of central and western Paranian symbols, especially throughout northwestern and northern Orirbella and Bilva, the symbol can also be spotted throughout Lobelia, western Cantango, Silegre, and southern Apelchem. 
== Backstory ==
The Fox Lady, a companion and possible mistress to the Culpeo Man, is a common symbol of western and southern Paranian culture. She was first mentioned and seen in 1716 after Princess Victoria of Windsure passed away and she loved the red fox. In memory, Vulpinezza (The Fox Lady) was created and is a very common symbol during the Crescent Season. In 1906, a companion was made to Vulpinezza, it was a culpeo in a suit and his name was Culporino, but he was more commonly seen in eastern Parania and was likely a substitute to Vulpinezza to eastern Paranians; where colpeos were more common and abundant then the red fox in the east; but many countries, such as Podochovia, Sidrova, and Nalvano celebrate the two as a couple of mischief.
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