A captivating species of avian, call the entrances to crystal caves their home. Their beaks, sleek and elegantly curved, taper to a fine, needle-like point. Their tails unfurl into a fan shape, with feathers tapering into sharp, elegant points. Among the males, a distinctive head crest feather arches back, evoking an air of suave sophistication. For generations, Prismaris have adorned their plumage with a fine coat of crystal dust. This practice has endowed their feathers with the remarkable ability to absorb and refract light, casting forth vivid, kaleidoscopic patterns across their wings and tails. This dazzling display serves as both a defensive mechanism and a breathtaking spectacle to deter potential threats. Their iron-clad beaks, sculpted by nature's hand, serve a dual purpose. They adeptly shatter crystals into fine powder, a vital component of their offspring's diet. This crystal-rich sustenance aids in the development of their feathers, ensuring they, too, may one day gleam with the iridescence of the cave's treasures. These avians form lifelong bonds, their nests adorned with tokens of affection. The exchange of rare gems and delectable fruits is a testament to the depth of their devotion.Provoking or harming a Prismaris, or its beloved mate, awakens a formidable and vengeful spirit within them. Armed with iron beaks and razor-sharp claws, they launch a relentless assault on their assailant. Utilizing their radiant patterns, they can inflict psychic distress upon their foes, weaving disorienting lights that disrupt vision and assail the senses, leaving their adversaries vulnerable and exposed.