Eaglet

Minor
First seen · Book 1 · Ch. 1

The Eaglet is a damp little presence in the company, its feathers ruffled and its head lowered as if trying to keep an amusement to itself. That small, almost conspiratorial gesture makes it feel more observant than it first appears.

First appears: Book 1 · Ch. 1
Books: 1

The Eaglet swims with the other creatures in the pool of tears and comes ashore with its feathers draggled by the water. During the Mouse’s history lesson, it bends its head to hide a smile, quietly registering the oddities of the proceedings. It remains a brief but expressive member of the group, with no further arc described.

Description

The Eaglet is a young eagle, small-bodied, with wet feathers left draggled from swimming. Its coloring, eye color, and specific feather pattern are not stated. When it bends its head, its posture suggests a restrained, shy amusement; no clothing or accessories are described. The Eaglet is a young eagle with wet, clinging feathers after the pool of tears. No specific feather color, size, eye color, or markings are given, so those details remain unspecified. Its most distinctive impression is a lively, complaining presence among the other damp animals.