Mopala

Mopala is a fictional creature appearing in the fantasy novel "The Dragon's Eye" by author Jane Doe. In the narrative, mopala are described as small, bioluminescent beings native to the Whispering Woods. They are said to possess a gentle nature and are often depicted as guides or companions to lost travelers. Their primary characteristic is their ability to emit a soft, pulsating light, which varies in intensity and color depending on their mood or proximity to danger. This light is believed to have a calming effect on other forest creatures.

Physically, mopala are described as having delicate, translucent wings and large, expressive eyes. They communicate through a series of soft chirps and melodic hums. According to the lore presented in the novel, mopala are guardians of ancient knowledge and are deeply connected to the magical energies of the Whispering Woods. They are rarely seen by outsiders and are considered a sign of good fortune for those who encounter them. Their existence is largely dismissed as folklore by the inhabitants of the nearby human settlements.