Shrouded Nerscylla

Description

A subspecies of Nerscylla that mostly inhabits desert areas and
wraps itself in Khezu hides. Rather than spinning webs, it instead
lurks beneath the sands to pounce on unsuspecting prey.

The juveniles fly by releasing silk into the air to catch the wind
in a process called “ballooning.” They travel far from the desert,
and those who obtain Khezu hides return during spawning season.

Although it shares the same habit of donning the hides of its prey
as the regular species, this subspecies displays a preference for
Khezu hides. The skins worn evidently vary from region to region.