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	A Day in the Life of a Deva. This is a journal about me. yeah so that sounds really lame but i need a place to randomly write and not have my aunt, uncle, or either of my cousins trying to read it.


6. Romanian Longhorn, Common Welsh Green, and Hebridean Black are 3 kinds of dragons. The reason we can't manually study them, is because of their size, since they can get huge, and because, they are some of the most dangerous creatures there are. Using both fire and venomous breath, death can be a simple breath away. 7. Lethifolds, or a Living Shroud, are like dementors in apperance. Shrouded by a black cloak, about half and inch thick. They attack at night, while their victims are asleep they suffocate and digest it, in it's bed. They have a high classifacation because, they are known wizard killers and impossible to train. 8. The Kappa is most defanatly the more dangerous. They drown people in swamps while the Puffskein, is a cute creature that likes to be cuddled. The Kappa lives in Rivers Ponds, and Lakes and drowns people so they can eat their livers, and drink their blood. They are the size of a ten year old child with yellow-green scaly skin and the face, of a monkey, and a back, of a turtle 9. A Potergeist is a spirit. They differ from gosts by the fact that they, can touch physical things. They can pick stuff up when ghosts cannot. Amour de la Deesse · Wed Sep 02, 2009 @ 06:50am · 0 Comments


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