@Rising
Oh, and how would ya like me ta send the amphithere info? It's a bit of rough draft, so ya can edit it how ya like. Was a bit unsure with the abilities humans gain from bonding.

You can PM it or drop it here, whichever ^^

Sure thing. I'll just drop it here since it may be an easier copy-paste.

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Species: Amphithere

Size: 5-8 feet at the shoulder, 15-45 feet long

Habitat: Woodlands, Jungles, Mountains, Sandstone Valleys, Ocean Cliffs

Life Span: 250-500 Years

Appearance: Amphitheres are essentially the child of a snake and bird – with the parrot being the main bird species it is connected to. They have the body of a snake with no limbs other than a pair of wings. Their bodies are either completely scaly, or covered in fur or feathers. However, they can be a mix of both scales and fur or feathers – with their underbelly almost always being scaley. Their wings are either leathery like a bat’s or feathery like a bird’s – with the feathery wings being more common. The beast’s head is snake-like and can have a beak-tipped snout. Their beaks are hooked, like an eagle’s or hawk’s. Their colors are incredibly vibrant and can almost be anything under the sun. Their tails can hold a fan of feathers or have nothing at all. A similar fan – or headdress – of feathers coats its head (mostly the back of it) and sometimes neck. These can either be upright or in a mane-like form.

Diet: Omnivorous

Abilities: This beast is known for its agility and speed – being able to out fly even the fastest of pegasus. Their agility is not only limited to the air, being able to travel quickly through dense forest. However, it is slower when traveling this way. It has been said that amphitheres have the ability to manipulate air currents, with the strongest being able to manipulate weak showers. All members of this species can mimic sounds they hear, almost to perfection. Though, when one comes close to the sound, it can become distorted or crackly – almost like a record player. That, or it begins to mix in with another sound.

When Bonded? Their human gains their life span, agility, and speed. They do not gain the ability to fly. It is unknown whether these humans gain the ability to manipulate air currents or sound mimicry.

Also, if it helps, Quetzalcoatl is another name or version of amphitheres. It gives more information as well.

If I'm not mistaken I have a book with a picture of one

Nice. There was a lot of art for amphitheres, but man are they one of the most underrated creatures. There was one website that called them a feathered serpent... and that was it.

Edit: Always sad ta see one of your favorite creatures have so little information.

Y'all ever read the ology books in school I have the dragonology one https://postimg.cc/gr687f3n

Pretty cool dragon subtype

I think I have one. Though, I actually never knew they were a species of dragon. When I was first introduced ta them, they were separate entities from dragons.

Sorry, double post.