The coastal cliffs echo with the crash of waves and the hiss of ocean spray. From the coral thickets, a soft croak breaks the rhythm of the sea. Suddenly, a flash of pale blue and seafoam green bursts from the reef—wings spread wide like living coral fans. The creature lets out a warbling squawk, water bubbling in its throat before it unleashes a pressurized jet that tears through the sand at your feet. The Coral Pukei-Pukei glares with bulbous eyes, tail twitching as water drips from its swollen sacs. This wyvern of the tides rises to greet you—not with poison, but with the crushing force of the ocean itself.