Sirin

General Information
The Sirin species is a bird-like humanoid that live on the main island of Vortua in tree canopies. Sirins are heavily influenced by culture and their faith to the trees of Vortua. Their deity is a swan Sirin (Kalia) that formed the Mother Tree found on the main island of Vortua that watches them from the clouds (Serenogy). Sirins are very diverse in terms of the order of Sirin they are but are forever loyal in terms of location of nesting.

 

Appearance
Sirins are a mix of what appears to be a Hume and a bird, or in Greek mythology a harpy. It’s said a flock of harpy eagles once flew to the islands of Vortua that slowly made their way to inhabiting the main island of Vortua and evolved into the modern Sirin. This claim is typically put down by most Sirins because of their faith in the first Sirin that formed the Mother Tree.

They are able to fly with the wing feathers that form wings on their arms/forearms. Some physical conditions can hinder a Sirin from flying (i.e. weight), but it is seldom for Sirins to be hindered by weight gain with strong arm/wing muscles.

Their legs otherwise are pretty lame and weak so it’s often you do not see a Sirin on their feet when traveling.

In terms of feather and scale color depends on the order of Sirin they are and from that order the species of Sirin they are.

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Pregnancy/Eggs
The Sirin vary here and there with how they reproduce, but most Sirin lay eggs.

After a successful union between a male and female Sirin, the female will experience a short term pregnancy of 2 months followed by nesting behaviors such as gathering twigs, patches of clothe, and even tinsel to fashion it into a nest.

The female Sirin will go into a labor and pass one to two eggs of which she will look after for the next season before they finally hatch.