View source for Item:Peculiar sungold firefly with glimmering stripes

==Verbs==

*{{com|study}}: As you study the firefly, you think you could probably rub, push, pull, turn, wear, remove and toss it.
*{{com|rub}}: You surreptitiously brush a small lever below the sungold firefly and it stirs to a semblance of life.  It tilts its broad head curiously before zipping away with whirring wings, a blur of warm light.  Seeming to run out of energy, the insect darts back to you and settles.
*{{com|push}}: You gently push a minuscule button on the sungold firefly and it takes to flight, circling around your head in a gleaming blur and leaving a glowing trail for a bare moment.  When it lands again, it flutters its wing case shyly, hiding fragile wings.
*{{com|pull}}: Moving subtly, you tilt the sungold firefly, causing an internal gear to catch. After a moment, the insect lifts off and hovers by your head like a bright earring, its glowing aura visible at the edge of your vision.  With an aimless, swaying bob, the mechanical creature drifts back to you and stills, concealing its glowing abdomen.
*{{com|turn}}: You twist a small gear underneath the sungold firefly, causing it to raise its wings, both the stiff sungold casing and the delicate gemstone pair beneath, to reveal its gaethzen abdomen.  Flashing a frenetic light display, the sungold firefly holds the pose in perfect stillness.  Then it carefully folds its topaz wings under solid gold and returns to rest.
*{{com|wear}}: As you set the sungold firefly against your shoulder, the legs grip tightly to you, holding it in place.  Its antennae brush against you and give one contented twitch.
*{{com|remove}}: The sungold firefly's legs release their grip upon you, allowing you to pull the mechanical creature free.
*{{com|toss}} (when not worn): You toss your sungold firefly up into the air, trusting its mechanical reactions.  The insect immediately spreads its wings, showcasing a milky but unlit gaethzen abdomen.  Tiny legs fidget and its head tilts down, antennae quirking in worried confusion.  It gives its abdomen a decisive shake and the light finally pops on, causing the arthropod to twirl in happy circles around you before gliding back to your cupped hands.