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 Posted: Mon Jun 24, 2013 11:40 pm
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Hide yo sons, hide yo husbands, hide yo brothers. TEENAGE HARPIES HAVE HIT THE ISLAND!
Teenage harpies are a HANDFUL. They've just hit puberty, their hormones are out of control and their minds are developing faster than their bodies. They're still molting the fluffy down, but new feathers are growing in to replace it. Their unique skin patterns are starting to become visible under the down. They are finally able to learn to fly, but they're still too young to fly very far or very high. Maybe a few yards at most. But the more they practice, the better they'll get!
This is the stage mother Harpies push their young daughter out of the nest to learn to fend for herself. Their talons and claws are very sharp as they've not been used very much, and most of the time they don't even know their own strength. Teenage harpies are emotional, prone to outbursts as they learn how to control all the new changes within their own bodies. Their metabolism has picked up and it seems their hunger is never sated.
Before they become Adults, they will have molted all their down and be able to fully fly. ((RP Note: They can fly, just not right away as they do have to learn.))
Be careful around these girls, because teenage harpies suddenly find young males (of any type) rather interesting and shiny (we're not quite why sure yet -- but just to be on the safe side, don't let one taste you.)
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