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Noga-Let (which means Leg-Flight in Serbian) is a mutation of a creature called a J'avo (who are subjects who were willingly administered the C-Virus directly into their bloodstream). The mutation occurs when one or both of their legs have been critically damaged. In this case the mutation begins where organic material bursts out from the lower torso area and a set of enormous Moth wings (which feature distinct eyespots) grow as well as a long tail with a spiked Stinger. Their abdomens also change to a more insect-like appearance with two columns of smaller spikes running up the body. The ribcage appears to open up and expand downward to facilitate the structure of the mutation.
In order to aid the new wings, the remaining human parts (upper torso, arms and the head) dangle upside-down while the creature is in flight, giving the form a monstrous silhouette. While in this form the more human parts are still active as normal and if they are holding a weapon they will continue to use it.
In terms of ability, the most obvious advantage is now flight meaning they can be more difficult to engage with. It's interesting to note that the Moth wings feature eyespots which is something in nature which deters predators thinking they are a much larger beast, but they do also exist as a distraction so perhaps they exist for that reason. Additionally, they now also have the ability to close in rapidly on its prey and attack directly with it's main Stinger. Finally, the J'avo underneath is still fully self-aware so they can also attack.
Once grounded, the creature becomes much easier to deal with so it is recommended to attack the wings at the earliest convenience.