Bink's Paper Mâché Avian

With a swift motion and a pinch of creativity, you fold a small piece of paper into a bird using the ancient art of paper mâché, and it springs to life, taking flight within range. The bird can move up to 30 feet per round and can be directed to fly in a simple pattern or toward a specific point you can see. The bird has 1 hit point, an AC of 10, and a flying speed of 30 feet. It lasts for the duration or until destroyed.

This bird has no combat capabilities and cannot carry more than a few ounces of weight, but it can act as a harmless distraction, a way to deliver a short visual cue, or a playful piece of art. After the duration ends, the bird gently crumbles back into paper.

At your discretion, the bird can emit soft chirping sounds or reflect a simple gesture you imagine (such as a nod or wave) while it flies.