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{{quotation|[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]] vol 1|Near the top of the Sea of Clouds' unique food chain sits the Cetus - another serpent-like carnivore which more than likely evolved aeons ago from similar creatures which swim the fathomless depths of the five seas. The Cetus's billowing fins are comparable to an airship's aether-charged wings, capable of manipulating ambient wind aether and transforming its energies into assisted flight. While a deadly predator in its own right, the cloudkin prefers to instead follow in the wake of hybodus schools, feeding off the fallen scraps of freshly slaughtered prey.}} | {{quotation|[[Encyclopædia Eorzea]] vol 1, page 285|Near the top of the Sea of Clouds' unique food chain sits the Cetus - another serpent-like carnivore which more than likely evolved aeons ago from similar creatures which swim the fathomless depths of the five seas. The Cetus's billowing fins are comparable to an airship's aether-charged wings, capable of manipulating ambient wind aether and transforming its energies into assisted flight. While a deadly predator in its own right, the cloudkin prefers to instead follow in the wake of hybodus schools, feeding off the fallen scraps of freshly slaughtered prey.}} | ||
All creatures belonging to the genus Cetus. | All creatures belonging to the genus Cetus. | ||
[[Category:Cloudkin]] | [[Category:Cloudkin]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:10, 15 August 2023
“Near the top of the Sea of Clouds' unique food chain sits the Cetus - another serpent-like carnivore which more than likely evolved aeons ago from similar creatures which swim the fathomless depths of the five seas. The Cetus's billowing fins are comparable to an airship's aether-charged wings, capable of manipulating ambient wind aether and transforming its energies into assisted flight. While a deadly predator in its own right, the cloudkin prefers to instead follow in the wake of hybodus schools, feeding off the fallen scraps of freshly slaughtered prey.
— Encyclopædia Eorzea vol 1, page 285
All creatures belonging to the genus Cetus.