Oh well, might as well try to write smth with my very Brazillian English 🥀
Here's the code! This dragon represents the spring season.
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Spring blossoms, and with it blossoms the Alleloyas! Peach colored slim dragons that makes spring, spring!
Flowers and butterflies across fields, the fruit for the animals... You name it! Ask them, and they will grant you your wish (as long as it's daytime!).
They're strictly diurnal, for that is when most flowers are open to be pollinated. They fly with the bees, flutter along the butterflies happily... But there's one thing that makes them weak and sad: be aware that this beauty is being lost to pollution, everyday, every moment.. That's why they help! The Alleloyas have the magic to protect their land, a blessing that makes them shine like pearls under the soft light of the Dawn, the moment they take to refresh every plant, to heal every hurting animal.... They're truly what makes spring, spring!
As for their nocturnal cousins, their species are more shy and rarely seen. Researchers prefer to let them do their doings, as they think they'll scare of the magic of the night..