The Mosaic Goliath-Moth
Aztia lies dormant within a pocket dimension, filled with tree-like pillars of a coal-like mineral, covered in a pearl-white webs, all dawning vibrant bioluminescent eggs. The young the hatch from the vibrant eggs, are almost like normal-sized versions of Aztia, and they've been recently seen in our dimension, and when they land on a surface, it slowly becomes covered in a mosaic-like mineral. The Demi-Gods wingspan is around 15 meters, and yet it barely makes any noise during flight, and it's wings shed thousands of stunning rainbow scales, creating a veil of color in her dimension. Many attempts to further document the Demi-God have been failures as those who have entered the pocket-dimension have either quickly retreated, or blacked out and awoke in a field in the middle of Greenland, only a handful of people have ever seen the Demi-God in all her glory and those who have end up forgetting about the whole event soon afterwards, so archiving any and all information is top-priority. Small piles of Aztia's scales have been found across the globe, but they seem to go through a extremely quick decomposition, becoming nothing but dust within mere hours, but quick carbon-dating has lead to the discovery of Aztia's age, and the likely age of her pocket-dimension, both being around 4,500 years old. Ancient legends say that Aztia is the mother of all color and art, and some say she is the divine moth created by Tel' Zanith to deliver color across all of Existence, but so far the evidence for both has be almost non-existent. petroglyphs in Hawaii have depicted a moth-like creature with a rather familiar shape, and the knowledge of Aztia in this area is also supported by sacred daggers made of the same anomalous, mosaic-like mineral, but it's unknown as to exactly when or why Aztia visited a ancient Hawaii... Those who have ventured far into Aztia's pocket dimension have reported hearing a odd whisper-like chime-ish sound, causing a great feeling of unease and fear...
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