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Tevoo is a flower found in dark places in New Dusk Conclave&#039;s territory.

Appearence

Tevoo is a midnight sky blue flower, which resembled the Terran Dahlia flower  but with a more star shaped appearance. There were white spots that dot throughout the flower, making one think they were stars in a night’s sky. They can range in size from petite 2-inch lollipop-style pompoms to giant 15-inch “dinner plate” blooms. Most varieties grow 4 to 5 feet tall.</description>
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