The yellow weasel surpasses the rat, its tail fur fluffed like rustling grass. It has a round head and sturd…
The yellow weasel surpasses the rat, its tail fur fluffed like rustling grass.
It has a round head and sturdy neck, a long body with short limbs, and a coat of tawny yellow. It commonly inhabits plains, swamps, river valleys, and mountain villages. Occasionally, they can also be seen in cities. The yellow weasel is most active at dawn and dusk, and has a bloodthirsty disposition. Its odor is extremely pungent, inspiring both reverence and fear in the people of old.