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Serpentneck Snakefly

A snakefly-inspired predator with a mobile serpentlike neck and lace wings.

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Rare Vault-SpecimenLong-Necked PredatorMVS-GCMN-0196

Serpentneck Snakefly

Real-World InspirationSnakeflies
Origin Myco-VerseS-Curve Lacewood
Discovery ZoneLong-neck lacewing ambush paths
TemperamentCurious, Predatory, Flexible
Special AbilityS-Curve Strike

Habitat Log

Thin fungal branches where serpentlike necks curl around obstacles before striking.

Field Notes

Serpentneck Snakefly is a Rare Vault-Specimen Long-Necked Predator recorded from S-Curve Lacewood, with field traces most often reported around Long-neck lacewing ambush paths. Inspired by Snakeflies, this specimen carries the Grand Cosmic Mycelial Network signature: familiar biology refracted through a stranger, brighter branch of reality. Its defining behavior, S-Curve Strike, makes it more than a collectible image. It is a tiny living file from the Infinite Myco-Verses, part science note, part myth fragment, and part blacklight field encounter waiting to be cataloged.

Collector Note

Rare, elegant, and anatomically suspicious.

Species Stat Range

Glow 35–7575
Signal 60–9090
Agility 80–100100
Camouflage 40–8080
Spore Energy 50–8585