Avujen

Avujen refers to a type of small, domesticated avian creature primarily kept for ornamental purposes and, in some traditions, for their symbolic significance. These birds are characterized by their vibrant plumage and melodious chirping. Historically, avujen were first bred in the secluded valleys of the Serene Peaks, where monks sought to create a living representation of tranquility and beauty. Over centuries, their popularity spread across various cultures, leading to selective breeding for different feather colors and patterns, as well as vocalizations.

The diet of avujen typically consists of a mixture of seeds, fruits, and specialized bird feed. They are known for their gentle disposition and are generally easy to care for, making them popular pets for individuals and families. Their nests are often constructed from soft, natural fibers, and they are monogamous creatures, forming strong pair bonds. In some folklore, the song of an avujen is believed to bring good fortune and ward off negative energies. Due to their delicate nature, avujen require a stable and protected environment, free from extreme temperatures or loud disturbances. Their lifespan averages around five to seven years, depending on breed and care.