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Heya, I’m back again!

Please don’t be mad at me, because this chapter is quite short. But I wanted
this to be kept separated from the rest.

This is the text Harry reads in the book
‘Magical creatures of the wizarding world
- by Samuel M. Lex’ I hope it will explain
some things. The entire connection will be explained in the next chapter.

WARNINGS: NONE!

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Where’s My Dragon? |
Part Twenty-One | Book Text’s don’t lie, but can be wrong

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«» 5. Temirith
/ Temiritha «»

(Singular / Plural)

Temiritha are one of the most rare and powerful species that have existed in
the wizarding world since the early 17^th century, at least according
to the information on record. The first Temirith was seen in 1699 in the
earldom Vaduz, which was acquired in the same
year by the house of Liechtenstein
and is today the capital of the principality of Liechtenstein.

This chapter is designed to sketch out a brief overview of the magical creatures
Temiritha and is constructed in short texts to outline different aspects of the
species.

If you require more detailed explanations, the following sources are
recommended:

Gabrielle Bell – ‘Temiritha – A Study’ (doctoral dissertation)

Prof. Dr. Dmitry Ivanov – ‘The Purring Monsters’

Dr. Marko Reiser – ‘Partner-Wahl und Paarungs-Riten der Temiritha
(translated into English by Daniel Filder)

5.1. Appearance

5.2. Powers

5.3. Mating & Procreation

5.4. Behaviour concerning the mate

«5.1. Appearance»

Temiritha have two forms. Their human form doesn’t differ from the usual human
appearance. The creature form, on the other hand, can show several physiognomic
differences which are different for every Temirith. This change doesn’t shroud
the human form and should be seen more as an addition, which is why male and
female Temiritha are easy to discern.

When a Temirith changes from his human form to his creature form, it is always
because of its mate. The reasons may differ but the mate is always involved, be
it because of jealousy, arousal, anger or just a chaste touch. Any of these things
can awake the monster-side, as some call the creature form, of a Temirith.

Changes commonly include (but are not restricted to) the following:

* Change of eye colour

* Lengthening of canine teeth

* Body glow from within

* Wings of leathery consistency

«5.2. Powers»

As previously mentioned, Temiritha rank among the most
powerful creatures that exist in the wizarding world.

The simplest way to experience the power of a Temirith is to hurt his mate, but
readers are strongly advised to refrain from doing so. The chance to survive
such experiment is marginal at best. Moreover the Temirith would have justice
on his side. He has the right to protect himself and his mate and would not be
prosecuted, even for homicide. Not only would the Temirith not be charged, the wizard or witch who caused the outburst would be put
on trial for interfering with and even harming an endangered species. That is,
of course, if he or she is still alive.

An official list has existed since 1802, details all Temiritha-related outbursts
and the resulting damage. One of the most extreme examples occurred in 1873,
when the Temirith Gilbert Bettsthorne annihilated an entire town
because one habitant had slapped his mate across the face. The town, called Shirton, was never rebuilt after the destruction.

If a Temirith goes berserk, all of his magical power breaks free and he cannot
control it anymore. He acts out of instinct and the only one who can stop him
is his mate. Temiritha that have recently come into their heritage have often a
problem with fainting after a tantrum. They cannot recall the moments before
they lost consciousness because their bodies are exhausted from the enormous
consumption of energy.

«5.3. Mating & Procreation»

One reason why Temiritha are an endangered species is that same-sex
relationships are as prevalent as heterosexual relationships. But compared to other
species, for example Veela, the male submissive cannot
bear children. Many same-sex couples decide on surrogacy or semen donation. This
way of procreation will result in offspring, but sadly the Temirith gene would
not be passed down either way. Only descendants of a Temirith and their mate
will become Temiritha as well. Whether or not the mate is a Temirith himself is
irrelevant.

Temiritha usually come into their heritage between the ages of sixteen and eighteen.
The change is not painful and generally goes unnoticed until the mental link
opens. A Temirith develops a mental link with his mate, which he uses to locate
them. They can read their minds and can see through their eyes, completely
unnoticed by the mate. Young Temiritha, mainly those who don’t know that they have
already gained their heritage, sometimes do not recognise the pictures sent
through the link as their mate’s memories and think they are dreams.

When a Temirith has found his mate for life, he naturally wishes to bond quickly.
The fear that another Temirith or some other creature could claim his mate is
the driving factor for this urge. Temiritha are very sensual creatures and have
a high sexual drive. Therefore the bonding includes sex during which a glow
surrounds both the Temirith and the mate. Completion of the bond will be
reached through the bite.

Every mate, whether dominant or submissive, has a sensitive spot to make him
willing. Just the touch of his Temirith can ‘activate’ the spot and arouse the
mate. For fulfilment of the bonding the Temirith needs to bite the sensitive
spot of his mate. This is why he can lengthen his canines. There is no real
pain for the mate and the bite will not leave any scarring. The Temirith licks
the bite mark and heals the wound immediately.

The sensitive spot can exist anywhere on the mate’s body. Most common places
are inside of thigh, hollow of the knee, nape of the neck, hip and crook
between neck and collarbone.

«5.4. Behaviour
concerning the mate»

The Temirith is very possessive and gets easily jealous, but loves his mate without
limits and would do everything to protect him. Temiritha would never raise a
hand against their mate, but may vent their feelings through sex if they do get
angry with them. This can leave the mate with several bruises, scratches and
bites.

After the bonding Temiritha need to be near to their mates. If they should, for
whatever reason, be separated for a longer time, the need for the mate grows
inexorable. In this state, the slightest touch from their mate can awaken the
creature side easily. The length of time they can cope without their mate
increases over the years as they come to trust them more.

Even though they possess a high sexual drive, Temiritha are monogamous and
would rather die than be unfaithful. If a mate rejects a Temirith outright
before bonding, he will fall into depression but would not die. The depression
will be broken when the Temirith meets another mate. However, if a mate rejects
a Temirith after bonding, there will be no hope for the creature. The same
applies to rejection during bonding. If Temirith and mate are separated between
the first step of bonding (sex) and the completion (the bite) and can’t finish
it within one week it will result in death for the Temirith, whatever the
reason for the delay.

Leaving those sad possibilities aside, there is little for Temiritha to worry
about if it comes to carnal intercourse. As well as the aforementioned sensitive
spot, the Temirith can entice the mate with purrs to arouse him. Of course, the
reaction depends on the distribution of roles and the intonation of the purr.
If the Temirith is dominant (whether male or female) the purr can calm the mate
so that he or she relaxes, increasing their enjoyment.

A submissive Temirith uses the purrs also to tell the dominant mate what he or she
wants. Studies have shown that a deep throaty moan incites the mate to be rough
and passionate, whereas a light moan calls for gentleness.

Those techniques may make the mates appear to be puppets of their Temiritha,
but that is not the case. They have free will and do not need to obey the
Temirith. It is perhaps more accurate to state that Temiritha are puppets to
their own instincts; without their mates they cannot think straight because of
their yearning. In addition to this, it should be noted that mates have
considerable advantages resulting from the Temirith’s instincts, including
sexual satisfaction and an extreme emotional connection to their partner.

«Author: Samuel M. Lex»

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A/N:

-- The earldom Vaduz was really acquired in 1699
by the house of Liechtenstein
and is today the real capital of the principality of Liechtenstein.

-- ‘Partner-Wahl und Paarungs-Riten
der Temiritha’ = ‘Mate selection and copulatory-rites of Temiritha’

-- Just to make it clear once more, because some people were slightly confused:

TEMIRITHA and everything about them is a creation by me, what means Harry
presents an original character in this story. The name TEMIRITH was created by
the wonderful ISINUYASHA.

PLEASE REVIEW! Thank you! Arigatou!

Damn, this story is really slowly coming to an end. I’m amazed myself. It’s reeeeeally rare that I bring a story to an end.

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