Blood Orange Bishaten

Description

This subspecies shares the curved horns, beaked mouth, and winged
arms of the regular Bishaten, but as the name suggests, its body
is mottled with unique, fiery-red patches.

A single flap of this monster’s wings whips up gusts of wind that
fan searing flames. Moreover, the red horns can sense air currents
to detect the location of prey and pinpoint the movement of sparks.

Regular Bishaten often store fruit in their belly pouch, but this
subspecies keeps flammable cones that can be rubbed together and
ignited or even used as kindling for its fire breath.