Unicorn_PegasiRealm

Unicorns
   Unicorns are the very pretty horse like creatures that have snow white coat and mane. The most important thing that seperates horese and unicorn from each other is the unicorn has a single horn apon its head.
Unicorn Body
   The unicorn's body is like the horses, though the legs and pretty much the whole body is much small and sleeker. The unicorn's hoofs are also different. Instead of having a single toe they have a pronged or split hoof. That in abiles them to run very fast from whatever they are running from.
   The horn on the unicorns head is placed somewhat between the two ears. The horns are golden in color and can heal poisoned waters just with touching the water with the tip of their horn. The name, Unicorn, means one horned. The unicorns blood is also magical. The blood that runs through their veins is silvery and can make a mortal that drinks it, immortal which means unable to die. Also if the unicorns horn is stolen, like chopped off, the unicorn will have till the next full moon to get it back or it dies. So if the unicorns gets chopped off the night before the full moon the unicorn better get it back FAST!
   The unicorns tail and mane differs depending on the sex of the unicorn. The male has a longer tail, longer mane, and a small goatee from his "chin". The female has a medium tail, mediun mane, and she also has fur covering most of her pronged hoofs.
Unicorn Stages
   Birth and Child: When the unicorn is born its coat, tail and mane is all pure gold. They do not have horns. They are pretty active and stay around their herd. They are like horse foals. They stay gold for about 2 to 3 years.
Adolesence: An adolencent unicorn begins to turn silver and still does not have a horn. Some unicorn adolencents have a silver coat and golden manes and tails because they don't change over night. LIke humans and most animals their hair is dead cells. We have to what for our hair to grow. The unicorns have to wait tell the gold hair falls out and the silver hairs grows in. It is another few years before they get their snow white coat and their horns.
   Adults: When the unicorn reaches the adult stage they slowly get their whit coat, mane, and tail. Then the get their beautiful horns. The horns can be 1 foot to 2 feet long! The adults also start to get the capability to have magic. Since before they couldn't have magical powers because they were to young to use them. They also didn't have their horn, which is pretty much where they are able to use the magic.

Pegasus
   Pegasus's are horse like creatures that have large feather wings. They are very popular in the Greek mythology, as the first pegasus came out of the slain gorgon's head. That gorgon was the well known look at her face you turn to stone, Medusa. Pegasus also helped Beleraphon slain the evil roman monster, Chimera. You can more about the Chimera by clicking here.
Pegasus Body
   The pegasus's body is very horse like except the part it has wings. The wings are strong, very stron and can hold the pegasus in the air for a long period of time. The feathers that make up the wings are not like birds' feathers though. The feathers are so much lighter and bigger. They also have a magical property about them. THe closest relation to the feathers and wings of a pegasus is an angel's.
Pegasus Mythology
   The pegasus, in Greek mythology, was born from the blood of the slain gorgon, Medusa. Medusa was once a beautiful women, and bragged about it. She said she was much more prettier than the goddess Artemis, and then was turned to an ugly snake haired creature. Whoever looked at the face of Medusa would be turned to stone. Perseus defeated the gorgon and that is the story of how pegasus was born.
   Another story that involved pegasus, is the story of Beleraphon and the Golden Bridle. Athena gave Beleraphon the golden bridle so he could ride pegasus to be able to slay the evil Roman monster, Chimera. He did that.
   Another story that dealed with pegasus and Beleraphon is the story of Beleraphon wanting to go to Mount Olympus. So he, on Pegasus's back flew up the very, very tall mountain until, Zeus, King of all gods got wind of it. Zeus did not want Beleraphon, a mere mortal in Mount Olympus. So Zeus sent a bee down to where Pegasus's butt was and the bee stung it. Pegasus threw off Beleraphon because he was in a rage and in pain and Beleraphon fell to his death.