Morrowe - Description

Morrow is a gryph with the head and wings of a barn owl, the front body of a large white tiger, and the hindquarters of a fleet hound. The head is almost entirely white with a few black speckled feathers. The feet are huge paws, but they have large talons and are fluffy like an owl's. The ribs bear very faded greyish stripes that get closer together and darker the further back they go, until it is all one smooth blackness covering the arched lower back and tapered rear legs of the animal. It has a long whiplike tail with wide rudder feathers on the tip.

Morrow is very docile and quiet--usually. It is also normally female, though when her population shows too many females in heat, some of the females shift to male. She lays an infertile egg nearly every day, which is normally eaten by scavengers or taken by travelers or poachers that covet its pearly blue gleam.

She stands as tall as a small pony.