Eulopii

**Important Notes**
 ○ Relies entirely on eyesight

## Description

Eulopii are very skittish and clumsily lumbering creatures, and admittedly, a bit dull too. With that being said, the Eulopii still possesses instincts that help keep it alive too. They live in herds often referred to as a garden, and they live blissfully peaceful as they bask in the sun and graze on flowers. They have one Eulopii that acts as a lookout while the rest of the garden grazes, and when the lookout sees danger, they will sound an alarm that will cause the rest of the Eulopii tol flee the moment they hear it. Their poison is stored in their flower-like tail, which Beezu often mistakes for an actual flower to drink nectar from. The Beezu is thankfully immune to such poison, and because the Eulopii have a terrible sense of smell, they have learned to follow the fooled Beezu towards other flowers which they will then feed from themselves.

## Behavior

As the herd grazes by day, one Eulopii will stand up on its hind legs and keep watch for predators, sounding an alarming squeal when they see a predator approaching or sense something amiss. Eulopii do not have a good sense of smell, so they must rely on their sight alone. At night, Eulopii are rarely seen and are most likely taking shelter in small burrows to sleep comfortably in. Eulopii are naturally skittish by nature, and will run at any sign of danger. They squeal more than they bite and will turn tail at any sign of a fight. If one Eulopii from the garden is snatched up, the rest of the garden will not fight for them but will instead, continue to flee. Eulopii prefer to stay with their own kind but are tolerant of hovering Beezu, and are very accepting of wandering and lone Eulopii. Sometimes the poor creatures will startle themselves while grazing, bumping into each other and wailing an alarm that will confuse the entire garden and send them all running in a panicked frenzy, leading larger gardens to temporarily disperse into smaller ones.

## For funsies, optional to read

Grazing from the lone meadow did the portly creature of pink lilies and satin moss stare into the blue hues of the water it laps from, and to it’s surprise did such a dashing creature stare back at it from within the shallow pool! Why, it was adorned in such fine hues of green and pink just as it were, what a marvelous little thing it was to behold. It wriggled it’s rump in the air, unfurling long petals in an invitation for the other eulopii to come closer…but strangely, it did not. In fact, it did not come closer at all. It was all rather curious, as the eulopii in the waters mimicked the same display that the eulopii of the meadow was making! A wiggle and a twist and the two danced at the water’s edge in unison until the little creature stumbled over its lumbering paws, falling haplessly into the shallow pool. The meadow eulopii wriggled up in a hurry, looking down at the refracted image of what once held the stranger in the waters. It was staring down at its own reflection in the water, but the water was not staring back. It did not understand, and that is why it began its invitation dance once more.

## Profile Author

Originally written by Carnotauris (tea#2168). Rewritten by AliAxolotl (Axo#7436).