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LanternFye Bloodline

Fye Dot

No. 021
Hatches from the Signal Egg

A Bloodline is a Dex family: the same roots under every Mon in it. The LanternFye Bloodline starts as an Egg and hatches a Baby, and the Baby grows up beside a Caller.

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LanternFye Bloodline

Egg to Baby

  • Egg · No. 020
    Signal Egg
  • Baby · No. 021
    Fye Dot
The Signal Egg, glossy red with dark red polka dots and two white bands, on a white background.
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Signal Egg

Fye Dot hatches from the Signal Egg. Incubation takes 15 minutes, 30 minutes or an hour. Then your Mon makes a choice too.

A wingless spotted hopper learns to turn scarlet electricity into a readable relay network.

Pick a time. The egg waits.

Night on a Harlem stoop: an egg in an open metal case, a thin shell crack glowing orange against a blurred skyline.
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Be there when it opens.

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