The Illustrated Natural History of Moonhollow

The
Moonlings

Small nocturnal beings found wherever moonlight gathers—and nobody is looking too carefully.

Archive status: new sightings are being catalogued

Field Plate No. 001

The first recorded Moonlings

Fifteen specimens appeared in the original field plate. None remained in precisely the same place after midnight.

A field plate showing fifteen small, fuzzy Moonling creatures with large dark eyes and varied ears, antlers, wings, horns, leaves, and tails.
Collected from the Moonhollow perimeter Ink study · classification incomplete
Chance Encounter
Record MH–004

Bramble

Lunula buttonensis

Bramble collects buttons, misplaced memories, and objects that are “probably still useful.” A cautious Moonling, except in the presence of unattended coat pockets.

Usually foundUnder hedges after rain
Favorite objectOne brass button
TemperamentPolite but acquisitive
Moon phaseWaxing crescent
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