Astomi
From ancient Indian lore, Astomi are human-like creatures lacking mouths. They subsist on scents, absorbing life through the aromas of flowers.
At a glance
- Tradition
- Indian folklore
Traits
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Form
- Mouthless being subsists on scent
why
They subsist on scents, absorbing life through the aromas of flowers.
Utility powers
- Keen scent
why
This extraordinary ability suggests a highly developed olfactory system, possibly extending beyond the nose to include specialized organs or pores across their skin.
Curses
- Scent feeding
why
Instead of consuming solid food or liquids, the Astomi have evolved to subsist entirely on aromas and fragrances.