He stopped, and considered it for a moment, going over what he knew, before shrugging, even though his divine knowledge immediately supplied him with an affirmative and even how to go about shaping the familiar spell. "Perhaps, but it would take years to modify the spell to accept something that much of a variation. Only reason Vorela and I could bond was because we were already close, and she helped me research the spell to cast it. She was also present during the casting, and she wouldn't stop asking questions, or shifting, or basically being a child, which meant I miscast it slightly. I had meant to be trying to get a psuedodragon familiar, and instead got a gold wrymling instead.<br/><br/>I would probably not ever even offer it to someone, because the death of one half of the bond can lead to the death of the other. The Master in the bond CAN survive the death of the familiar, though it is extremely unpleasant, and damages the caster's mind, but the familiar rarely survives the death of its master. Which is one reason I had a very... pointed conversation with Vorela's parents about what they would do to me if their only child came to harm during her stay with me."