Salamander Fledgling

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Though fire snakes mature into salamanders after a period of just one year after they hatch, a new salamander that has yet to earn its status as a recognized member of its tribe is known as a salamander fledgling. Salamanders increase in size and power as they age — fledglings are the greenest and weakest of all salamanders and are therefore subject to the whims of their superiors amongst the tribe. Salamander tribes run their fledglings through physical trials and gauntlets so that weaker prospects are culled and the remaining survivors are proven to be capable. While it takes the typical fledgling approximately two years to earn formal tribal membership, certain candidates shed their fledgling status faster by being recognized for special acts of savagery and ferocity. Many fledglings are first to volunteer for the front lines of any assault as they are eager to prove their worth to their tribe as quickly as they can.

Salamander Fledgling

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