Species

These birds have fiery personalities and are often running amuck. Kitsusagi raise these animals for their eggs and feathers.

Fyrefowl are medium-sized birds, resembling chickens, but with distinct features that set them apart. They have colorful and vibrant plumage, often displaying shades of orange, red, and yellow, reminiscent of flickering flames. Their feathers are sleek and glossy, reflecting light like embers in a fire. Fyrefowl have sharp, bright eyes that exude a confident and spirited aura.

Female Fyrefowl are called Fyrehens. They are the egg-layers of the species and are known for their no-nonsense attitudes. Fyrehens are smart and resourceful, ensuring the safety and well-being of their eggs. They have a knack for finding the perfect nesting spots and diligently care for their clutches. Fyrehens are independent and fearless, showing great determination in defending their nests from potential threats.
Kitsusagi admire the Fyrehens' intelligence and independent nature, making them ideal partners for this cooperative relationship. They value the Fyrehens for the nutritious eggs they produce, which are a vital part of their diet.

Male Fyrefowl are known as Fyreroos. They are larger and more robust than Fyrehens and are responsible for protecting the coop and the flock. Fyreroos are fiercely loyal and gallant, always on guard to defend their feathered companions from predators and intruders. They have a natural assertiveness, making them excellent sentinels. While they might exhibit a confident and bold demeanor, they are also caring and attentive to the safety of the entire flock.

The Fyreroo plays a crucial role in protecting the coop from potential threats, acting as the primary defender. Kitsusagi maintain a bond with the Fyreroo, understanding that the bird's presence alone is often enough to deter predators. Fyreroos are vigilant and quick to react, using their fiery spirit to confront any danger that may approach the coop.

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