The Pale Fawn of Larkmere
The Pale Fawn of Larkmere
This elusive forest-dweller is often mistaken for a statue, until it blinks. It is said to appear at the edge of moonlit glades, observed only in the peripheral vision of those lost in thought or grief.
With its exaggerated auricles and impossibly elongated limbs, the creature is rumored to move soundlessly across moss and stone. It is neither deer nor hare, but bears the stillness of both. Local folklore insists it feeds on memories of the recently departed and may serve as a guide for wayward spirits.
Habitat: Cool, misted woodlands; ancient roots and hollow stumps.
Diet: Intangible; thought to subsist on scent and silence.
Disposition: Observant, never hostile.
Dimensions: H 21 in x W 15 in x D 23 in
Medium: Paper maché, air dry clay, glass, gold leaf
Weight: 4 lbs