“If you tell a nightmare before breakfast, it will come true, but if you keep a dream secret, it will never come to pass”; this saying has come into being because of the actions of Night Mares－magical, winged horses that come to those with many dreams. Mares with golden, silky manes and white fur are drawn to those with nightmares, while stallions with blue-gray manes and black fur are lured to those with pleasant dreams. The horses are much smaller and thinner than domesticated breeds (3 - 4 ft tall) and have light, feathery wings on their backs: females have four wings, while males have six. Like other species of horse, Night Mares are hoofed, herbivorous mammals; they have never been tamed by human populations.

Dwellings and Development

The reproductive and developmental cycles of Night Mares are comparable to mundane horses, though they have a few unique aspects, such as wing maturation, flight training, and dream siphoning.

Night Mares live in secluded areas on top of mountain peaks or sturdy, tall-growth trees.…