This massive Piscine Wyvern is mainly seen around bodies of water.
Though once capable of flight, its wings have adapted to aquatic
locomotion, for which it relies on sound rather than sight.

Although aquatic in appearance, this monster breathes with lungs
and is active on land. However, disdain for dryness and difficulty
walking on two legs mean it will not stay on land for long.

While it normally preys upon aquatic creatures while swimming,
it is also known to attack Rhenoplos and other monsters on land
with jets of compressed water. It apparently loves to eat frogs.

Water

Sleep

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Named after its jade-green scales, this subspecies is more agile
than the common Plesioth, boasting incredible mobility both on land
and in water. It is also more hostile than the regular species.

While it is typically active in aquatic environments, this agile
amphibious monster is also quite adept at moving on the ground.
In fact, it often seeks out dry land when angered.

The Green Plesioth earns its name from its captivating, jade-
colored scales, which can be sold at a high price. Its fins also
see extensive use as ornaments and jewelry.

Water

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Normal

A species of Piscine Wyvern that swims through desert sand like
a fish through water. Unlike most Piscine Wyverns, it often lives
in groups that can be led by a larger monster called a Cephadrome.

While this creature may appear to be the color of desert sand,
its scales are actually blue. The beige color is caused by the
accumulation of sand on its body as it swims through its habitat.

With its highly developed sense of hearing, this monster navigates
by sound. It rarely surfaces except to hunt, but loud noises can
startle it out of the ground.

Stun

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