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​Nemateelu Fun Facts

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-Nemateelu blood is unusually sweet to those who enjoy blood such as vampires. Blood feeders beware. Nemateelu blood can highly be addictive to those who crave blood.

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- Nemateelu mothers are incredibly protective over their young and can be down right nasty after they give birth and during the final stages of their pregnancy.

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- There are no females of the Nemateelu race. Only males that look a little more feminine and are more submissive than others.

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-The areas around the neck and base of wings of a Nemateelu are extremely sensitive to both pleasure and pain. A strong Nemateelu can be brought down to his knees just by taking ahold of the right spot.

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- All Nemateelu have the capability to become pregnant but some are better at carrying the pup to full term than others.

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- All Nemateelu can communicate with the dead.

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-Nemateelu are immortal.  They regrow limbs and regenerate very quickly.  The only way to immediately kill a Nemateelu is to prevent them from healing through certain poisons, behead them or burn them.

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- Nemateelu also produce blood very quickly.  If they are not fed on by another creature they have to cut themselves and bleed themselves every so often to remain healthy.

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-  Nemateelu are very sensitive to light.  They are completely nocturnal creatures.

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- Nemateelu enjoy pain through clawing or biting.  However, they are very squeamish about being burned and do not like pain around their wings.

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- Games of domination and submission are very important to Nemateelu.  It's how they form ranks in their pack and how they set the relationship standards between mates.

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- Nemateelu pups feed on their parent's blood until they can eat solid food.

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-Most Nemateelu are very small creatures for easier flight.

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- Nemateelu hold the deity Anubis in very high standing.

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- Some Nemateelu can become the angel of death.

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