Habitat: Unknown
Disposition: Haunting but non-threatening
 

The Auraleth Wanehollow is a spectral being formed not from biological tissue, but from a spiritual lattice. Its body appears skinless and skeletal, yet a soft, fading warmth glows from within. Where the bones of its ribcage should join, luminous organs pulse like flickering memories, each beat carrying the sense of forgotten grief.
 

Its wings are delicate and torn, like ancient paper, and flutter in complete silence. As it moves, they leave behind shimmering motes that seem to drift toward sorrow. Its eyes do not emit light, but instead seem to drink it in, deepening the creature’s ghostly presence. Butterflies are said to gather in its wake, moving toward it like lost prayers.

The Wanehollow’s tail fades into a frayed coil of shadow, unravelling slightly in motion and reforming again in stillness. Despite its mournful and haunted appearance, it exudes no malice or aggression-only a profound and unsettling quiet.
 

Abilities: Spiritual manifestation, silent flight, emission of shimmering motes and an apparent affinity with sorrow and memory
Signs of Presence: Silent paper-like wings, drifting butterflies, dimming light and glittering motes in the air
Notable Traits: Skeletal skinless form, glowing inner warmth, luminous organs, light-drinking eyes and a shadow-frayed tail
Temperament: Quiet, mournful and non-hostile
 

The Auraleth Wanehollow appears to embody grief, memory and spiritual stillness rather than predation or violence.