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Newt Scamander ([personal profile] findingbeasts) wrote2017-11-05 12:47 pm
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Runespoor

[personal profile] findingbeasts 2017-11-05 06:06 pm (UTC)(link)



The Runespoor is a three-headed snake native to the African country of Burkina Faso. Runespoors are commonly six to seven feet long, with orange and black stripes. Since they are very easy to spot, the Burkina Faso Ministry of Magic has had to make several forests Unplottable for the Runespoor's use.

The Runespoor is a possible corporeal form of the Patronus Charm.

According to writings from Parselmouths, each of the Runespoor's heads serves a different function. The left head (from the perspective of someone facing the snake) is the planner; it decides where the Runespoor is to go and what it is to do next. The middle head is the dreamer (it is common for a Runespoor to remain stationary for days lost in glorious visions and imaginations), and the right head is the critic; it evaluates the efforts of the left and middle heads with a continuous irritable hissing, and its fangs are highly venomous. It is common to see Runespoors with the right head missing, as the other two heads often band together to bite it off when it criticises them too much. Because of this, the Runespoor rarely lives to a great age.

The eggs that bear a Runespoor's young are produced through the creature's mouth, and the Runespoor is the only magical beast known to produce eggs in such a manner. The eggs are very valuable in making potions that stimulate mental agility, and have flourished on the black market for several centuries.


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Newt's Notes

[personal profile] findingbeasts 2017-11-23 02:06 pm (UTC)(link)
I swear these Runespoor are worse than young children at times. I had to put a cone on one of the three younger heads as they wouldn't stop bothering the others. Until they can stop biting the other two it will have to stay in place. Of course they aren't very pleased with it but it's not meant to be a pleasurable experience. They need to understand that I won't tolerate behavior like that.

Thankfully the larger trio is far easier to deal with and they all seem to get along quite well.
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