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After the Scybillines were chased from their mire into the Boondocks, they were lost. Many had died in the flight from the swamps. From the night sky, Induala watched them and took pity upon them despite their strange mutations and gave herself a mortal form to walk among them.

Induala’s mortal form was said to be as light as the moon, with an ethereal glow befitting her grace and poise. She had no mouth or mane but had a pair of wide, black eyes that glittered with the light of all stars. As she walked her tail became a glowing veil, nearly translucent, and her steps were said to have left perfect crescents that glowed in the moonlight, marking out a path to a new land upon which the homeless herd could survive.

It was Induala who led them to the shrubland and taught them how to live there. When her work was complete she left the herd, reminding them that they would always be able to look upon her at night should they need her advice, a promise that she has appeared to have kept by remaining the most active in her children’s lives. In fact, according to legend, it was Induala who convinced her brother, the sun, to go to the aid of the Nombeko when the great eagles descended upon the Plains…

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Description

After the Scybillines were chased from their mire into the Boondocks, they were lost. Many had died in the flight from the swamps. From the night sky, Induala watched them and took pity upon them despite their strange mutations and gave herself a mortal form to walk among them.

Induala’s mortal form was said to be as light as the moon, with an ethereal glow befitting her grace and poise. She had no mouth or mane but had a pair of wide, black eyes that glittered with the light of all stars. As she walked her tail became a glowing veil, nearly translucent, and her steps were said to have left perfect crescents that glowed in the moonlight, marking out a path to a new land upon which the homeless herd could survive.

It was Induala who led them to the shrubland and taught them how to live there. When her work was complete she left the herd, reminding them that they would always be able to look upon her at night should they need her advice, a promise that she has appeared to have kept by remaining the most active in her children’s lives. In fact, according to legend, it was Induala who convinced her brother, the sun, to go to the aid of the Nombeko when the great eagles descended upon the Plains…

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this is what happens when you use 2948230492384 textures