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Abyzou of Envy

G4 Clean"

This lioness gave birth in the past two years. She is on a breeding cool down and will be breedable again in 14 real life days.

Lion Stats
Experience	722 / 2750 (26%)
Level	6
Strength	69	Speed	67
Stamina	63	Smarts	62
Agility	54	Skill	6
Total Stats:		321

Lion Currents
Age	2 years, 10 months old
Hunger	0%
Mood	100%
Sex	Female
Pose	Default
Personality	Warm (Kind)

Adult Stage

Breeding Info
Father	Shimmering'Serpent (Deceased)	Mother	Sludge 💚	View Full Heritage
Last Bred	9 days ago	Fertility	Low (69%)	View All Cubs Bred (0)

Appearance		Markings
Base	Eggshell (Black Skin)	Slot 2: Proteles Scarce Ebony (56%) Tier 3 Slot 3: Proteles Heavy Ebony (44%) Tier 3 Slot 5: White Marozi (73%) Tier 1 Slot 7: Prune Thrashed Chest (54%) Tier 3 Slot 8: Celestial Cover (28%) Tier 3 This lion has 1 marking hidden on the following slot: 11
Genetics	Black Light Solid Common
Eyes	White
Mane Type	Heavy
Mane Color	Styx
Mutation	Primal Fangs
Marking Slots	10

Equipped Decorations Hide/Show
Dark Forest Above Shadow Feline Friend Goth Makeup Tigers Eye Lich Eyes Lich Essence Grace of the Lich

Lifetime Hunting Results
Total Hunts	14	Successful Hunts	14	Success Rate	100%

Biography
A demon that originally appeared in Akkadian folklore, her legend quickly spread across the Middle East and then to Europe. Her name may reflect a connection to the primordial Mesopotamian deities Apsu and Tiamat, however, little concrete evidence exists for this. She also had other names, such as Alabasandria in Egypt and Gylou in Babylonia. She also gained the name Obizuth in the 1st century AD apocryphal Judeo-Christian text, Testament of Solomon. According to the text, Abyzou suffered from infertility, causing her to become envious of mortal women. This envy twisted her into a demon who wandered the world and caused miscarriages. She also targeted newborn children, strangling them to death. The text goes on to claim that King Solomon of Israel had her strung up with her own hair before the Temple in Jerusalem, as punishment for her crimes.

Biography

A demon that originally appeared in Akkadian folklore, her legend quickly spread across the Middle East and then to Europe. Her name may reflect a connection to the primordial Mesopotamian deities Apsu and Tiamat, however, little concrete evidence exists for this. She also had other names, such as Alabasandria in Egypt and Gylou in Babylonia. She also gained the name Obizuth in the 1st century AD apocryphal Judeo-Christian text, Testament of Solomon.

According to the text, Abyzou suffered from infertility, causing her to become envious of mortal women. This envy twisted her into a demon who wandered the world and caused miscarriages. She also targeted newborn children, strangling them to death. The text goes on to claim that King Solomon of Israel had her strung up with her own hair before the Temple in Jerusalem, as punishment for her crimes.

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