Puff Wyrm

The puff worm is a unique variety of petal wyrm seen most often in the spring. Their bodies can be fully covered in a cottony coat, but the places where their body rubs against branches are often bare with the cotton being shed and caught in the rough bark of branches. This cottony covering produces an irritant that causes trees to leak sap and mushrooms to eradicate branches where this material touches. Alongside affecting the branches the puff wyrm sheds on, this material can draw parasitic creatures to the surface, allowing this creature quick meals as it travels from tree to tree, preferring to be on the move compared to the more stationary petal wyrm.

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