Items

A Whelk Shell with a nice sheen to it. These are generally dropped by waltzing whelks around the area and are generally in very nice condition. Maybe you can find a use for it?

A set of rhinophores collected from a Tempo Slug or Waltzing Whelk. These creatures use them to sing and communicate by rapidly vibrating them to create pitches and tunes of noise. They still vibrate a bit, even after a little while after removing them. These can be found by fighting a Tempo Slug or Waltzing Whelk, or rarely found in the wild.

A small harpoon-like tongue barb harvested from a Waltzing Whelk or Tempo Slug. They use these to harpoon prey, then of which they envenom to paralyze them for consumption. While this can be deadly to smaller creatures, larger sized animals and Cloakats seem to more so just get sick from these stings rather than pass. Smaller Cloakats have rarely been reported to pass from them, however an antivenom exists, so they are often saved from these stings and will not always pass so long as they are treated quickly. These radula teeth can sometimes be used on arrowheads to envenom smaller prey as well as be used in dart guns, but aren't as common as one would expect due to the creature owning it needing to be dead to harvest one. This item is unique to these two enemies. Can be found by encounters or by fighting a Waltzing Whelk or Tempo Slug but can rarely be found on shores or general saltwater areas.

A rather peculiar slime produced by Waltzing Whelks that is often used to keep them both lubricated and protected. It has poisonous properties and can often be fatal to very small creatures like bugs, reptiles, small mammals, small aquatic creatures, and more. It doesn't seem to harm Cloakat lethally, but will often leave them with a numbing or tingling sensation if left on the skin for too long. Some Cloakat will use this slime for exactly that in situations where numbing of the skin is needed, but they will first process it before application to remove any negative properties. The slime seems to have an odd, slightly webby texture and tends to glow faintly.

A pair of wings dropped by a Waning Lumis. Sometimes found through foraging, encounters, or battles. This item is unique to the Waning Lumis.

Some scaley dust left behind by a Waning Lumis. Can be found by foraging or fighting a Waning Lumis. This item is unique to the Waning Lumis.

Some sharp teeth dropped by an animal, monster, or beast. You can get this item by foraging, encounters, or battling a toothed monster.

Anthers found while foraging or fighting a Moon Bloom. These small bulbs often attract bugs and is the good source of pollen. They have a unique luminous glow that attracts said bugs. They are sweet to the taste and are often eaten like snacks by Cloakats. However, this tends to make their mouths glow for a little bit. This item is unique to Moon Blooms.

A rose thorn-like vine found while foraging or fighting a Moon Bloom. These unique vine-like barbed tentacles are used in some Cloakat dishes, but they are more interested in the bulb of the Moon Bloom rather than their tentacles. These tentacles are used to grab small prey when they detect anything has touched their anthers. One whip from these vines will leaves you bouncing with pain as you try to pull the thorns out. This item is unique to Moon Blooms.

A piece of meat acquired by harvesting a Bramboas.
Generally these are only harvested from ethical sources or from ferals of its kind that attack a Cloakat first. Sometimes this meat can be harvested from recently deceased of its kind. There is a fine line between feral and companions of its kind and Cloakats recognize this line as well. Some small farmers or hunters might raise these specifically for their meat and produce, however.

A small piece of meat acquired by harvesting a Waltzing Whelk from its shell.
Generally these are only harvested from ethical sources or from ferals of its kind that attack a Cloakat first. Sometimes this meat can be harvested from recently deceased of its kind. There is a fine line between feral and companions of its kind and Cloakats recognize this line as well. Some small farmers or hunters might raise these specifically for their meat and produce, however. Waltzing Whelk meat can also be tricky to harvest due to their stingers and toxins, so usually a lot of experience is needed before you attempt to harvest one correctly, as harvesting it incorrectly can result in slight discomfort when consuming, numbness of the tongue, or temporary paralysis. Very small animals that eat this can also sometimes be fatal due to the toxins being stronger to those who are smaller in size.

A small piece of meat acquired by harvesting a Tempo Slug.
Generally these are only harvested from ethical sources or from ferals of its kind that attack a Cloakat first. Sometimes this meat can be harvested from recently deceased of its kind. There is a fine line between feral and companions of its kind and Cloakats recognize this line as well. Some small farmers or hunters might raise these specifically for their meat and produce, however. Tempo Slug meat can also be tricky to harvest due to their stingers and toxins, so usually a lot of experience is needed before you attempt to harvest one correctly, as harvesting it incorrectly can result in slight discomfort when consuming, numbness of the tongue, or temporary paralysis. Very small animals that eat this can also sometimes be fatal due to the toxins being stronger to those who are smaller in size.

A small piece of meat acquired by harvesting a fresh Moon Bloom.
Moon Blooms are carnivorous plants and can taste slightly different due to whatever it consumes, largely dieting off of bugs. Hunters may harvest them when they are freshly bloomed for the "best results" in their floral flesh. The "heart" of the Moon Bloom yeilds the most nutricion and flavor. (Note: The "heart" refers to the heart of a lettuce, it is the "center" of the Moon Bloom)

A petal dropped from a Sawtooth through fighting or losing it while shedding to create more nutrient-packed petals.

Slime dropped from a Grottogulp. A very common substance considering how slimy these amphibians are in the first place. Grottogulp's will often just drip and ooze this ink, but on occasion, they will projectile spit this ink at predators and prey to get an upper hand by dulling their senses. This slime is very viscus, but can be watered down with correct methods to create a rather thick ink comparable to India ink. It is very commonly used in ink used around the island as well.

A tail of a Grottogulp. While they can drop their tails and regrow a new one, it still seems to be rare as they aren't easily startled by other creatures.

A tail dropped by a Xierub. It is partly common to find these in and around caves and grottos as they can get startled or skittish rather easily. Xierubs will sometimes lose their tails when in fights with others of their kinds or with Bramboas, Grottogulps, Moon Blooms or Picapteryx.

The gills of the Xierub, dropped through battle or intentional harvesting. These can double as wings and are commonly kept as a "good luck" charm by some, much like a lucky rabbit's foot. These are technically pretty common as Xierubs have 6 of them, but are found lying around less so. They generally have to be intentionally taken off of a Xierub, unlike their tails.

A talon harvested from a bird of prey.

What.. What are these. They don't seem normal. They seem to be covered in a sticky substance. Its dripping something.
You don't think it would be a good idea to touch them...

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Part One: Trouble in Thistle Townlet