Adult Male
Name: unnamed
Species: Southern Alasre Alpaca
Birthday: Saturday, June 2, 2012
Owner: Master Belmos
Mother: unnamed
Father: unnamed
Element: Neutral 
Your alpaca has now grown to an adult, covered in soft, curly wool. It can usually be found in the meadows outside The Keep, together with the other alpacas. Usually it is calm and friendly, but these creatures are quite able to defend themselves. Their keen senses make it almost impossible for any creatures to sneak up on the herd. Other creatures looking for peace and quiet often mingle with the alpacas, enjoying their protection. The troublemakers, like the panther hatchlings practicing their hunting skills, have soon learned to give the herd a wide berth, lest they feel a sharp blow from the hooves of one of the adult alpacas. The wool of the alpacas not only keeps them warm against the icy winds of the Alasre Mountains, it also protects them from other harmful energies. Not even the fire of a hellhound or a raiju's bolt can cause a alpaca serious harm, since the wool will disperse most of the energy. Magi use the wool to create protective clothing for handling eggs and creatures that might be dangerous to them.
One of the species of hooved animals living in the Alasre Mountains is the Alasre Alpaca. While not as agile as the ibex, the alpaca is sure-footed and resilient, able to live in greater heights than other creatures its size. Alpacas come in two different colors; the western alpaca, which has a cream-colored pelt, with greenish stripes on its back that serve as camouflage in the wooded lower reaches of the Alasre Mountains, especially along the western side of the mountains, where they sometimes cross into the outskirts of Silva Forest. They are also a bit larger than the reddish-brown southern alpaca, which sports thicker wool to protect it from the cold of the higher reaches. Alpacas are highly sought after by those crossing the Alasre Mountains, as they make for steady beasts of burden with great endurance. Those who make their living leading expeditions over the mountains usually own at least one alpaca, and wouldn't undertake the journey without it. Alpacas have a keen sense of direction and excellent memory of paths they have previously taken. They are able to find their way back even at night, during a storm or in deep fog, which has saved the life of more than one traveler. A fully-trained and experienced alpaca can reach an astonishing price, provided the owner is even willing to part with it.
Sprite art: Niwer/GlassWalker (adult) | Description: Morgaln