description: Tunefor drifts in the twilight of the primordial oceans, hovering like a shy thought that refuses to surface. Instead of pulsing its bell as ordinary jellies do, it gives it small rhythmic taps, a percussive Morse code that scatters quiet ripples through the ancient water. Every sound is cautious, as if the ocean itself might bite back. Its translucent body wears a curious mask shaped like the face of a small mammal. The mask seems carved from pearly cartilage, with soft contours for cheeks and a cute little nose that never breathes. Scholars debate whether the mask is armor, mimicry, or simply Tunefor’s attempt at looking less like a snack. Regardless, the clever disguise only adds to its nervous charm. Any abrupt motion nearby sends Tunefor scrambling into a jittery drift, wobbling like a badly tuned piano note. Despite its timidity, Tunefor possesses surprising wisdom. Its tapping patterns can harmonize with distant currents, hinting at forgotten songs from epochs before vertebrates ever dreamed of land. Some ancient-water spirits claim Tunefor is a messenger from the first tides, carrying melodies older than time’s paperwork.
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