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cryptidclaw · 2 years

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Cryptidclaw's WC Prefixes List!

Yall said you were interested in seeing it so here it is!

This is a collection of mostly Flora, Fauna, Rocks, and other such things that can be found in Britain since that’s where the books take place!

I also have other Prefixes that have to do with pelt colors and patterns as well!

Here’s a link to the doc if you dont want to expand a 650 word list on your Tumblr feed lol! the doc is also in my drive linked in my pined post!

below is the actual list! If there are any names you think I should add plz tell me!

EDIT: I will update the doc with new names as I come up with them or have them suggested to me, but I wont update the list on this post! Plz visit my doc for a more updated version!

Animals

Mammal

Badger

Bat

Bear

Beaver

Bison

Boar

Buck

Calf

Cow

Deer

Elk

Fawn

Ferret

Fox

Goat

Hare

Horse

Lamb

Lynx

Marten

Mole

Mouse

Otter

Rabbit

Rat

Seal

Sheep

Shrew

Squirrel

Stoat

Vole

Weasel

Wolf

Wolverine

Amphibians

Frog

Newt

Toad

Reptiles

Scale

Adder

Lizard

Snake

Turtle

Shell

Birds

Bird

Down

Feather

Albatross

Bittern

Buzzard

Chaffinch

Chick

Chicken

Coot

Cormorant

Corvid

Crane

Crow

Curlew

Dove

Duck

Dunlin

Eagle

Egret

Falcon

Finch

Gannet

Goose

Grouse

Gull

Hawk

Hen

Heron

Ibis

Jackdaw

Jay

Kestrel

Kite

Lark

Magpie

Mallard

Merlin

Mockingbird

Murrelet

Nightingale

Osprey

Owl

Partridge

Pelican

Peregrine

Petrel

Pheasant

Pigeon

Plover

Puffin

Quail

Raven

Robin

Rook

Rooster

Ruff

Shrike

Snipe

Sparrow

Starling

Stork

Swallow

Swan

Swift

Tern

Thrasher

Thrush

Vulture

Warbler

Whimbrel

Wren

Freshwater Fish

Fish

Bass

Bream

Carp

Dace

Eel

Lamprey

Loach

Minnow

Perch

Pike

Rudd

Salmon

Sterlet

Tench

Trout

Roach

Saltwater fish and other Sea creatures (would cats be able to find some of these? Probably not, I don't care tho)

Alge

Barnacle

Bass (Saltwater version)

Bream (Saltwater version)

Brill

Clam

Cod

Crab

Dolphin

Eel (Saltwater version)

Flounder

Garfish

Halibut

Kelp

Lobster

Mackerel

Mollusk

Orca

Prawn

Ray

Seal

Shark

Shrimp

Starfish

Sting

Urchin

Whale

Insects and Arachnids

Honey

Insect

Web

Ant

Bee

Beetle

Bug

Butterfly

Caterpillar

Cricket

Damselfly

Dragonfly

Fly

Grasshopper

Grub

Hornet

Maggot

Moth

Spider

Wasp

Worm

Trees

Acorn

Bark

Branch

Forest

Hollow

Log

Root

Stump

Timber

Tree

Twig

Wood

Alder

Apple

Ash

Aspen

Beech

Birch

Cedar

Cherry

Chestnut

Cypress

Elm

Fir

Hawthorn

Hazel

Hemlock

Linden

Maple

Oak

Pear

Poplar

Rowan

Redwood

Spruce

Willow

Yew

Flowers, Shrubs and Other plants

Berry

Blossom

Briar

Field

Flower

Leaf

Meadow

Needle

Petal

Shrub

Stem

Thicket

Thorn

Vine

Anemone

Apricot

Barley

Bellflower

Bluebell

Borage

Bracken

Bramble

Briar

Burnet

Buttercup

Campion

Chamomile

Chanterelle

Chicory

Clover

Cornflower

Daffodil

Daisy

Dandelion

Dogwood

Fallow

Fennel

Fern

Flax

Foxglove

Furze

Garlic

Ginger

Gorse

Grass

Hay

Heather

Holly

Honeysuckle

Hop

Hyacinth

Iris

Ivy

Juniper

Lavender

Lichen

Lilac

Lilly

Mallow

Marigold

Mint

Mistletoe

Moss

Mushroom

Nettle

Nightshade

Oat

Olive

Orchid

Parsley

Periwinkle

Pine

Poppy

Primrose

Privet

Raspberry

Reed

Reedmace

Rose

Rush

Rye

Saffron

Sage

Sedge

Seed

Snowdrop

Spindle

Strawberry

Tangerine

Tansy

Teasel

Thistle

Thrift

Thyme

Violet

Weed

Wheat

Woodruff

Yarrow

Rocks and earth

Agate

Amber

Amethyst

Arch

Basalt

Bounder

Cave

Chalk

Coal

Copper

Dirt

Dust

Flint

Garnet

Gold

Granite

Hill

Iron

Jagged

Jet

Mountain

Mud

Peak

Pebble

Pinnacle

Pit

Quartz

Ridge

Rock

Rubble

Ruby

Rust(y)

Sand

Sapphire

Sediment

Silt

Silver

Slate

Soil

Spire

Stone

Trench

Zircon

Water Formations

Bay

Cove

Creek

Delta

Lake

Marsh

Ocean

Pool

Puddle

River

Sea

Water

Weather and such

Autumn

Avalanche

Balmy

Blaze

Blizzard

Breeze

Burnt

Chill

Cinder

Cloud

Cold

Dew

Drift

Drizzle

Drought

Dry

Ember

Fall

Fire

Flame

Flood

Fog

Freeze

Frost

Frozen

Gale

Gust

Hail

Ice

Icicle

Lightening

Mist

Muggy

Rain

Scorch

Singe

Sky

Sleet

Sloe

Smoke

Snow

Snowflake

Soot

Sorrel

Spark

Spring

Steam

Storm

Summer

Sun

Thunder

Water

Wave

Wet

Wind

Winter

Celestial??

Comet

Dawn

Dusk

Evening

Midnight

Moon

Morning

Night

Noon

Twilight

Cat Features, Traits, and Misc.

Azure

Beige

Big

Black

Blonde

Blotch(ed)

Blue

Bounce

Bright

Brindle

Broken

Bronze

Brown

Bumble

Burgundy

Call

Carmine

Claw

Cobalt

Cream

Crimson

Cry

Curl(y)

Dapple

Dark

Dot(ted)

Dusky

Ebony

Echo

Fallen

Fleck(ed)

Fluffy

Freckle

Ginger

Golden

Gray

Green

Heavy

Kink

Knot(ted)

Light

Little

Lost

Loud

Marbled

Mew

Milk

Mottle

Mumble

Ochre

Odd

One

Orange

Pale

Patch(ed)

Pounce

Prickle

Ragged

Red

Ripple

Rough

Rugged

Russet

Scarlet

Shade

Shaggy

Sharp

Shimmer

Shining

Small

Smudge

Soft

Song

Speckle

Spike

Splash

Spot(ted)

Streak

Stripe(d)

Strong

Stump(y)

Sweet

Tall

Talon

Tangle

Tatter(ed)

Tawny

Tiny

Tough

Tumble

Twist

Violet

Whisker

Whisper

White

Wild

Wooly

Yellow

#cryptidclaw's warriors au #?#Im tempted to use these in the au #some characters deserve some more fun names hehe #rise of change #warrior cats #warrior cats design #warriors #warriors names #warriors naming #warriors prefixes

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flywiththewindclan · 2 years

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Trying to clean out my lair a bit these are all up in AH and all of them unbred. 1 - Alinilam - Ice/Twilight Bee/Overcast Runes - 4000g

2 - Orca/Peacock/Flint - 70g

3 - Amber/Goldenrod/Blood - 1 off XXY - 600g

4 - Moon/Slate/Stone - 2 off XYY - 900g

5 - Pumpkin/Forest/Camo - 15g

6 - Sapphire/Camo/Ultramarine - 30g

7 - Moon/Jungle/Flint - 50g

8 - Maroon/Peach/Lemon - 60g

9 - Pear/Pear/Radioactive (of course it's NOT a G1 xD) - 22g

10 - Tan/Peacock/Mulberry - 10g

11 - Orange/Thicket/Ice - 10g

12 - Seafoam/Banana/Purple - 10g

13 - Sand/Wisteria/Indigo - 10g

14 - Cream/Shamrock/Dust - 10g

15 - Ice/Overcast/Coal - 200g

#flight rising #fr #fr dragon sales

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coffeeandcalligraphy · 4 years

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Holy Obedience | Feeding Habits Update #4

Hey People of Earth! Today we’ll be chatting chapter five of Feeding Habits, aka Holy Obedience. TW: animal cruelty, blood, suicide, toxic relationships.

This chapter is the last in Lonan’s POV and a direct continuation of chapter four. I was getting a little burned out as this was toward the end of my 10k word week a few weeks ago, but overall, it definitely achieves what I was hoping for!

Scene A:

Eliza and Lonan chat about secrets which gets intense when Eliza prompts Lonan to burn Harrison’s guardian angel necklace & a few polaroids that were taken as a small easter egg from one of the mini stories!

Lonan grabs everything out in time with minimal damage

Scene B:

Lonan finally burns down his father’s darkroom.

Scene C:

Lonan emerges from the woods and approaches the cabin. Eliza sits on the veranda tending to a dead rabbit she claims she “found”. What happened in the previous memory in ch. 4 of Lonan and his father utilizing the ikijime technique to kill the fish mirrors with the rabbit, despite it actually being dead.

Lonan and Eliza take a drive and talk about the very different lessons they each learned from Lonan’s father

Eliza hits the accelerator and drives the car into the lake. Her fate is left unspecified, whereas he gets out relatively unscathed.

Excerpts:

Here’s this very tender romantical description because I indulge myself obvi:

The last time he saw Harrison, he knew they would not see each other for a very long time after. Sun haloed him. Pinged of his eyes so they shone like gemstones. The earring he’d gifted him from his mother’s collection twirled, mindless, like the surface of a mirror ball. He didn’t forget that image—his lover a painting of the sun, an offering he was lucky to have, if only temporary. As he gurgles at the face of the fire, he doesn’t forget that feeling—the warmth not against his face, but in the pith of his throat, jittering like the wings of a hummingbird. As he shifts forward, closer to the fire, a hand secures around his shirt collar. At first, he’s convinced what he’s seeing will be the last he ever sees—the magnificence of heat. But it’s when he feels its heaviness with a clank against the stone as the clasp comes undone that he understands.

When he turns around, Eliza holds Harrison’s guardian angel in her palm. The chain noosed carelessly around the angel’s throat.

This kind of epic sequence of Lonan yeeting away the darkroom ft a subtle Houses With Teeth reference??:

Lonan will burn down the darkroom one-handed. He hustles through the rain and forest brush with the gas can, the flashlight pricked between his teeth. The woodland seems so irrelevant at night; moonlight pares through clumps of deciduous trees; rain blisters from the opaque clouds; a ground animal, perhaps a raccoon, or squirrel, scampers up a redwood and into its hollow. It’s lost its energy, replaced with irrelevant, forgettable details. But still he moves with conviction, weaving between tree trunks like he’s the one who put them there.

His second reunion with the darkroom is not something of the fantastic. He’s done his time staring at it like it’s got teeth, strong incisors that will nick him if he looks at it the wrong way. When he arrives at its pathway, rain prowling down his cheeks, his left hand wrapped hastily in the eucalyptus towel, he has not come for reconciliation.

Gasoline could substitute the Pacific, he thinks as he unscrews the bottle’s cap and lugs liquid onto nearing brush, smothering the wildflowers needling through the shed’s concrete platform. It moves the same, sounds the same, does the same thing—spreads. He leaves no square foot untouched with fuel. He douses the doorway, its shattered windows, even the individual holes in its hardwood floor. He dresses the darkroom in gasoline and doesn’t blink when he pulls his lighter from his pocket and sets it on fire.

Here’s when Lonan approaches the cabin and first sees the dead rabbit:

Lonan arrives back at the cabin a half hour later, smelling like soot and wet earth. He expects to see Eliza inside, turning over the last bits of scorched wood with the fire iron. Drinking a bottle of red wine turned to vinegar by herself, the cork neatly pushed in the centre of the hearth. But when he approaches the cabin, tracking up rain and dirt, Eliza is not inside.

She sits on the veranda, stooped over the glass worktable, her hands fumbling against the head of a rabbit. There is no question the animal is dead. It’s small, just bigger than the length of her palm, its grey fur gone cobalt with rain. Its head lolls against the frost of the glass. There is no bringing it back to life.

“Where did you find that?” Lonan asks. He wrings his hair of rainwater knowing it will get soaked again before another minute passes.

“It washed up.” She strokes its ear, examines its fur with her thumb and middle finger, as if tending to cashmere.

Lonan impales the rabbit in the same way he impaled the previous chapter’s fish and this is what happens after that. We also get a hint at why the chapter is called Holy Obedience:

“Do you do everything in the name of your father?”

“Obedience is an act of love.”

“Burning down his darkroom is not what he would’ve wanted.” Eliza pulls her arms close to her chest, gnaws on a bloody hangnail.

“That’s what I wanted.”

“Then you have two conflicting agendas.”

“Isn’t killing the rabbit what you wanted? Aren’t you vegetarian, Eliza? Aren’t those two conflicting agendas?”

Eliza taps the hilt of the knife, fully upright in the rabbit’s skull. Her lips purse. Her posture straightens. She wipes her mouth with the clean plane of her forearm. When she deescalates the veranda’s steps and walks past him, he doesn’t follow her at first. He watches her back, the way her hair flutters before sinking with the rain. How blood drips off her fingertips and onto the dirt driveway, pinkish, like the colour a child might want their wall.

And the fateful drive begins, ft. a scene I repurposed from the old ch.2:

Loam gives under the car’s wheels, sputters up onto the windows as she backs the car onto a dirt path. He does not ask where she’s going. Even as they drive deeper into the thicket of trees, branches combing the windshield, paths he’s never been, he does not ask.

“What other things did your father teach you?” she asks after some time dozing through the woods.

Eliza’s hung a lucky rabbit’s foot from the rear-view mirror, tannish fur that whitens when Lonan reaches and turns it over.

“This isn’t vegetarian,” he says, scales the foot with his fingernail, bloodying it just as the rabbit on the veranda. Its ball chain clatters with every brush of his finger, the sharp jut of its cap, neatly carved into the head of a rabbit, prickling against his finger. Rain clatters against the window, each drop’s shadow inking his jeans, arms. “Genesis. How to kill a fish. The easiest places to be caught when you run.”

Me leaving the city haha:

They parse through trees, bushes, and Lonan knows each species even without looking, and the longer she doesn’t answer, the more insistent he becomes at stating them aloud. “Red alder. Pacific dogwood. Cascara. Ponderosa pine,” he says.

Here are the final two paragraphs. Fun fact, I stole “holy vengeance” from myself which appears in one of the later chapters in Rewired.

The next time Eliza presses the accelerator, it’s with a holy vengeance. As if something guides her, her heel gorging into the pedal. They move so quickly, Lonan doesn’t know when the forest ends and where the beach starts—it all melds, a mosaic of vague landscapes. He doesn’t know when he reaches for the rabbit’s foot hanging from the mirror and holds it to his chest, like he knows what she’ll do. Even before she says, “I always wanted to be buried by cattails,” even before the car’s wheels whir over sand, driftwood, strings of kelp, even before they dive head-first into the lake, he knows.

Crashing into water sounds like rising to heaven. He doesn’t know why this is the first connection he makes, or why all he visualizes as the car sinks is the wisp of white clouds, the balmy lift of air that hikes him through the sky. Even though the water is dark, all he sees is light, crisp and glittering from above. As he ascends, he turns to look for Eliza, and there she is, slumped over the wheel, a stroke of blood dripping into her mouth. He is weightless when he stabs the cap of the rabbit’s foot into the corner of the window so it splinters. Weightless when he inhales and pushes through the broken glass like it’s Peter’s gate and he’s a step away from salvation. Weightless when he paddles through the water like a sunfish, his body ready for this, good at this, as he holds his breath. Weightless when the car sinks, and his head breaches the water like an orca, weightless when he opens his mouth to the storm and exclaims his hallelujah, his new beginning, his ultimate baptism.

That’s it for this update! I will be back sooner rather than later as I recently completed chapter six, but that’s a wrap on Lonan’s POV y’all!

--Rachel

#writing #amwriting #writeblr #writerblr #writingupdates #fostered #mothwork #feedinghabits

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wall-nerds · 3 years

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Rare dragon part Colors 1

I’m alive! Even after my account got nuked. Heh. So let’s find the the primary color that is the rarest. Out of 177 colors. Yipee...

Obsidian 902,974

White 649,311

Midnight 454,901

Ice 391,195

Black 278,362

Shadow 214,386

Maize 199,738

Coal 187,502

Sky 186,847

Platinum 185,915

Rose 182,598

Silver 175,950

Orca 166,258

Charcoal 164,327

Royal 157,006

Blood 150,433

Grey 143,418

Azure 143,373

Crimson 143,137

Caribbean 142,625

Mulberry 142,295

Navy 140,945

Lavender 138,361

Seafoam 136,337

Splash 127,982

Teal 127,084

Moon 121,699

Storm 120,928

Blue 120,837

Pearl 118,698

Abyss 118,663

Purple 117,724

Aqua 116,304

Violet 114,961

Thistle 113,958

Denim 113,526

Gold 110,195

Eldritch 106,479

Steel 103,631

Stonewash 101,142

Banana 97,876

Phthalo 97,578

Watermelon 25,835

Oilslick 94,022

Ivory 93,996

Radioactive 83,150

Maroon 79,741

Lead 77,713

Chocolate 77,237

Pink 77,059

Jade 75,796

Teal 127,084

Fire 74,532

Red 74,464

Sunshine 72,977

Cyan 71,647

Coral 71,282

Blackberry 70,969

Cerulean 70,449

Magenta 70,182

Dust 68,728

Gloom 68,195

Soil 67,785

Flint 67,777

Cerulean 70,449

Brown 67,439

Stone 67,257

Beige 67,034

Slate 64,756

Jungle 62,582

Smoke 62,500

Sapphire 62,497

Orange 61,769

Sand 60,951

Mist 60,604

Lemon 60,128

Eggplant 59,521

Leaf 58,180

Lapis 56,771

Plum 56,639

Robin 55,780

Swamp 54,582

NightShade 54,571

Wisteria 52,417

Forest 52,287

Cobalt 52,076

Tomato 51,808

Rust 50,059

Orchid 49,885

Grape 49,884

Cornflower 49,462

Pistachio 49,372

Fog 48,945

Overcast 48,089

Indigo 47,904

Avocado 47,802

Iris 47,749

Copper 47,705

Wine 47,074

Heather 46,047

Amethyst 45,852

Green 45,320

Tangerine 45,249

Goldenrod 45,127

Ultramarine 44,904

Periwinkle 43,770

Twilight 43,582

Sunset 42,916

Garnet 42,516

Spring 41,561

Mint 40,246

Bubblegum 39,650

Metals 38,842

Turquoise 36,214

Rasberry 35,612

Umber 33,596

Spruce 32,505

Fuchsia 32,108

Berry 31,849

Peacock 30,577

Cottoncandy 29,927

Grapefruit 29,107

Mauve 28,111

Strawberry 27,487

Sable 27,421

Cherry 27,196

Thicket 27,176

Flaxen 26,853

Latte 24,961

Saffron 24,904

Tarnish 24,889

Tan 24,795

Clay 24,623

Sanddollar 24,590

Spearmint 24,211

Honeydew 24,190

Marigold 24,186

Brick 24,151

Buttercup 24,078

Hunter 23,879

Shamrock 23,745

Cerise 23,142

Terracotta 22,900

Hickory 22,845

Ginger 22,762

Dirt 21,939

Carrot 20,646

Peridot 20,317

Vermilion 20,066

Bronze 20,057

Caramel 19,755

Auburn 19,706

Pumpkin 19,559

Yellow 19,271

Mantis 19,104

Cinnamon 16,798

Chartreuse 15,708

Amber 15,067

Honey 14,022

Crocodile 13,724

Murk 13,495

Olive 13,355

Moss 12,861

Aaaand we have a winner! Moss is the rarest primary color! so what’s it look like?

Ohhh nooo! Well maybe it looks good in mosaic? But to truly know I’ll have to at least go to secondary. All 177 colors. Again. Hepl.

#flight rising #Rare dragon #colors #primary color

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talesofealdancynedom · 3 years

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Sirulius Healpenbroc, in fairy robes. After being mentioned in 5+ stories, you actually get an illustration of the notable storm breaker warlock!

Tale 19: Meriam Craweleoth: Mage Queen of The Grand West (chapter 7.2 - Yet To Pass 7/10) part 4. Stories of Old

Maps

Harsh Language

After three days, and three nights, a wall of abruptly tall mountains became visible. Meriam glowed with joy; she had almost forgotten happiness.

“Boys! Behold the Wall of Fire! The mountain range at the eastern end of the central desert. We are in Sinonia!” Meriam yelled back to her men. They all gasped with relief. Following their Queen was often the worst moments of their lives; until they reached their destination or went home to tell their children stories. Meriam was fond of her five soldiers. She paid them well for their company and service. Meriam, as a mage in fabric body armor and wielding grand spells, technically she didn’t need them with her. It wasn’t even to make her husband feel better anymore; Meriam genuinely cared for, and liked the comradery of her knights.

“My Queen! Why are we turning due south?” one of Meriam’s men yelled. That was a good question. Meriam looked around frantically, as did Asada.

“Don’t look me! They’re the guides!” Asada said, gesturing to the happy pair upon their proud camels, full of loot, and veering down a slope to their right.

“I once went into a magic forest so bright; I swore I had drunken an odd potion. I was greeted by a bard in a halved mountain cabin, surrounded by precise patches of odd vibrant fruits. This man spoke without tone, with a pained smile; he wed two royal fairies. Their companion lived in their cellar, and she was an asocial heartman, who baked wonderful rum shortbread. They fed me something with eggs and cheese, and then answered none of my questions, and left me to fend for myself in the lucid thicket. That is why I do not like poetry.” Meriam said, following the guides south. The Anglian men groaned and cried; They were so close to freedom from the wretched oblivion of sand. And now they were moving away from it. Worse yet, their queen may have gone mad; everyone was so confused by Meriam’s tale, that they offered her water and rest. She refused.

“The world has led me many places, and in hindsight, they have all been wonderful.” Meriam said with whimsy. Her companions sighed and followed.

By nightfall, the men were dehydrated. They had been crying for their lost chance of escape; which was within grasp, then suddenly taken from them. Meriam assured Asada her men were not weak, but human. Asada pointed to the rice fields and bamboo that was now at the roadside. It was all so, sudden. The men began to cry again. The smell of day-old raw fish and seaweed wafted from the bay, and hit them like freshly chopped onions. For they yearned for a cool dip in the sea, while being devoured by a bloom of jellyfish after such a journey.

“Oi, Da Lan se!” The merchants chimed. “we recommend noodle. Can’t find any place else!” The merchants said. They could speak Anglian: the whole time. It is likely they wanted to mess with the foreigners. They parted ways from their guides, and went towards the sea. Then Meriam, Asada and the five knights noticed the houses…

The valley sat deep, like it had been slowly eroded over time, and was laden with salty silt atop the earth. The bamboo and growth, was young, and the paths were wooden walk ways suspended on thick stone pilers above the mud. The houses had docks off their balconies, as they were built on stilts. All the livestock sat in aloft cages, as fishers used tall poles to take trout from the tide. The people looked miserable, and wore mix matched fabrics, that hung with long sleeves and skirts. Their black hair was held up with pins and clasps, to keep it out of their brown, amber and hazel eyes. Their faces looked unfamiliar to the weary Anglian travels. And up the mountain, as it began to darken, they saw a large pale blue castle-pagoda-cathedral sitting upon a seaside hill. There was a trail of audible bells and lights of a camp not far from it.

“I can’t handle this. This place is awful. Let’s eat some steamed fish, bathe and camp. I’m going to die alone and childless, leaving my precious home to the cheats of my homeland.” Asada teared. Meriam patted her comfortingly on the shoulder. Asada was correct.

At dawn, they found themselves surrounded by men in dark platted armour, and vibrant sashes and weapons. The royal guard of Sinonia, was to take these foreigners to their emperor. Who it turned out, was visiting this very village, to stop the immense amount of hate-mail he received daily. It made him wish the courts didn’t take literacy and penmanship so seriously. It made him wish he couldn’t read; He had begun to dream about reading these letters. So, he was refreshed when a party of foreigners was brought to his knees, and forced to bow. He wore many silken robes of violet, red and gold, and he also wore white paint on his face and an absurd hat.

“Exotic faces from far off lands? State your business! I only allow men of Francia and Indonia in my Kingdom. You look like children of the West” The emperor said.

“Yes. I’m Mage Queen Meriam of Anglia. I come to grant a grand favour for you, to make peace and friendship between our kingdoms.” Meriam said.

“That explains why you are so pretty. Your nation must be chaos, if they send women on such important journeys; you should be pregnant in a palace, garbed in silk. Unless you, their mage, are the grand gift?” He laughed. “Sinonia has two mages already; twins. One of which is the source of aggressive messages form this area. If I get another scroll depicting tentacles, or complaining of typhoons and poverty, I will kill him. Which is to say I am already here to kill the bastard.”

“Fuck me; there is a mage with jewels I can borrow here! You can’t kill him! I need his love to save a forest!” Asada yelled. Meriam cursed under her breath. Asada was vile, and this was not the time for harsh impolite language. Not that she didn’t want to literally bite the emperor for his own poor taste. She would have to push through some newfound opinions, to once again desire good terms with this land. Meriam held it back. The Emperor however, did not.

“Ah yes. Because the grace, and nurturing, beauty of a woman can tame that town fool. I will not give peace to a land I know nothing of, and tries to control me! Guards! Send them to that rough warlock upon the hill. I want to see what he does with them before we execute him.” The emperor grinned. The soldier’s faces were calm, hiding an untameable hatred for their leader. One even whispered an apology to Meriam on the way.

Unable to access the impressive majestic home, the six of them were left on the beach. Meriam sent Nihten off to look for the mage, of whom she knew was Sirulius. Nihten came back, saying a man was laying in the tide asleep, with a brass staph holding a dark crystal sphere which had an Orca in it; clad in gold and blue fish kingdom fairy robes. Meriam gestured for Asada to head up shore.

“Your groom awaits. We will be here, tanning like fat seals.” Meriam shrugged. Asada jumped with joy and ran off. Meriam pondered weather or not Sirulius would be happy to have a woman thrown at him, or not. If he was crazy enough to meet Asada’s needs, maybe he actually would become overjoyed with a wave of true love. That sounded nice. Finally, able to relax, Meriam and her men dipped their toes in the sea.

“My Queen! We found this odd staph in the sand!” a knight said, handing her a lapis luzli staph, carved like a fountain that held up two bronze koi at the top. It reminded her of Feon’s staph.

“This must be his storm staph,” Meriam said “storm-breaker mages go dark when their happy, causing them to lose themselves, and summon disastrous storms.” She said, like she was reading from an encyclopedia.

“So, I assume those birds flying away form the sea, and the darkening of the sky, means he likes Asada’s company your majesty?” Another knight asked. They heard panicking come from the village, and the tide receded meter by meter. A basal fear overcame them, as they looked out to sea, and saw a wall of water form.

“She is quite the woman…” He continued; as did and screaming of the villagers. Meriam stared into the typhoon with a calm gaze, as her men tried desperately not to leave their queen’s side; they eagerly awaited orders to flee.

“Can you wait here a few moments?” Meriam said calmly to her men. Then. The screaming then stopped, as did the water, and birds in the sky. There is never hurry, when time is at your will. Meriam calmly walked up the beach to see how much Asada and Sirulius were enjoying each others company. When she reached them, they were indeed, enjoying each other’s company. The thought of sand burn, and finding it in her garments, nearly made her gag. Meriam walked up, placed the staph in Sirulius’s hand, and admired him. No wonder Feon chose to paint him. He was striking to look at. Not in an overly handsome kind of way, but in the same way as a peacock. His blue hair glistened, and matched his blue eyes; and his smile was so genuine. He must be so lonely in a town of people who hate him. After making staphs to control his magic for them, they still sent ill words to the emperor. Meriam decided, in spite of interrupting the moment of young love, to make time resume while she was standing there.

“Sorry to interrupt, but you forgot your staph. And the emperor is here, and wants to kill you.” Meriam said calmly. The typhoon began to return to the sea, and cheers were heard form the village.

“Thanks! I was looking for it when this attractive lady of Indonia asked for my hand! After intense grasping, we are going to surf, make hats, and go home to eat fish with you; then resume our passion several times more. Then you can go find my brother in the forest of The Stone Gate to return home!” Sirulius said.

“Yes, but your emperor wants to kill you.”

“Everyone does; and yet, here I am! They always come when I am in my house, but my house is locked by a secret phrase I reset daily, because I forget the password…” He said, hugging in Asada, who hugged back. Meriam felt a little awkward, and coughed.

“Well, it is nice to meet you Sirulius. I will be heading back to my men and your, Castle? Have fun?” Meriam said. Meriam ran back to her men, then scolded them for not trusting her.

At dinner, Sirulius and Asada shared tales about each other, while Meriam’s men intently listened. Meriam was busy enjoying the fish. When Sirulius brought out the liquor he made, the quality of the conversation began to drop as everyone’s words dissolved into laughter. Asada leaned in closer to Meriam.

“I was right!” she whispered. “It is nice to hold someone’s hand. I will stay here a little longer, and use a candle gate to get home; you go home without me, and hold your special someone’s hand too.” She whispered with joy. The way Asada worded it, sounded nice. With no resentment or labels; Meriam wanted to try that. She realized she was still mad about being ripped from her friend and family in Francia, and having her destiny chosen for her. She didn’t need that when she could have a moment with someone, that made nothing else matter. Then Meriam realized, she had those type of moments all the time.

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#art #tales of ealdan cynedom #short stories #fantasy #meriam #sirulius #seiph #asada #nihten

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saritawolffr · 6 years

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Out of curiosity and oh-gosh-I-shouldn’t-have-spent-this-much-time-on-this-but-here-we-are I wanted to know which Filigree ‘gems’ matched each eye best. I have compiled them here for anyone’s use if they should so need it

(The first list should work for most eye variants. The lists that have Unusual, Rare, etc, seem to only work or work best for those specific variants)

(As of posting this, I have not finished all the variant lists)

Earth (Filigree doesn’t seem to have any that look like they’re made for Common Earth eyes but I did my best :/)

Navy

Spruce

Emerald

Swamp

Crocodile

Murk

Sunshine

Earth Uncommon

Antique

Smoke

Mulberry

Iris

Stonewash

Orange

Carrot

Slate

Dirt

Ginger

Sanguine

Cottoncandy

Earth Unusual

Latte

Plague

Orchid

Grape

Storm

Cornflower

Overcast

Turquoise

Thicket

Forest

Murk

Amber

Lemon

Beige

Plague Uncommon

Sunshine

Plague Rare

Tomato (Also good with Primal)

Wind

Ice

Orca

Steel

Cerulean

Seafoam

Shamrock

Green

Fern

Grapefruit

Stone

Driftwood

Tomato

Mauve

Pink

Wind Uncommon

Eldritch

Fog

Purple

Wind Unusual

Cerulean

Vermilion

Wind Rare

Wisteria

Violet

Hunter

Banana

Pumpkin

Brick

Watermelon

Water

Charcoal

Plum

Nightshade

Eggplant

Jungle

Leaf

Honeydew

Yellow

Buttercup

Metals

Saffron

Brown

Rust

Crimson

Garnet

Fuchsia

Raspberry

Water Unusual

Midnight

Phthalo

Yellow

Tangerine

Caramel

Clay

Tarnish

Blush

Magenta

Water Rare

Cherry

Lightning

Lead

Mist

Sapphire

Splash

Olive

Tangerine

Caramel

Sand

Taupe

Copper

Ice

White

Gloom

Thistle

Mist

Lavender

Blue

Phthalo

Robin

Jade

Sanddollar

Ivory

Taupe

Blush

Pearl

Ice Unusual

Charcoal

Midnight (also works with Uncommon)

Plum

Buttercup

Ice Rare

Indigo

Periwinkle

Shadow

Dust

Black

Twilight

Spring

Flaxen

Cinnamon

Hickory

Cerise

Shadow Uncommon

Marigold

Shadow Unusual

Cream

Lavender

Indigo

Mint

Fire

Tan

Auburn

Coral

Bubblegum

Shadow Rare

Hickory

Cherry

Light

Oilslick

Royal

Lapis

Stonewash

Seafoam

Spearmint

Carrot

Ginger

Vermilion

Berry

Light Uncommon

Smoke

Iris

Denim

Cantaloupe

Slate

Dirt

Light Unusual

Gloom

Thistle

Sky

Camo

Orange

Sanguine

Cottoncandy

Light Rare

Antique

Smoke

Crocodile

Arcane (Oh gosh I didn’t think there would be such a lack of bright pinks, sorry Arcanites)

Blackberrry

Radioactive

Arcane Rare

Moon

Amethyst

Nature

Wisteria

Violet

Steel

Hunter

Honey

Pumpkin

Ruby

Red

Watermelon

Nature Unusual

Eldritch

Peacock

Peach

Latte

Nature Rare

Orca

Cerulean

Seafoam

Shamrock

Green

Banana

Stone

Driftwood

Pink

Fire

Silver

Ultramarine

Stonewash

Denim

Emerald

Gold

Cantaloupe

Orange

Carrot

Slate

Dirt

Sanguine

Rose

Fire Unusual

Orchid

Pear

Chartreuse

Sunset

Beige

Fire Rare

Murk

Sunshine

#will update with the rest later #Flight Rising #Scrying Fun

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childoferebus · 6 years

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After 43 eggs, 290 scattersights, and 115 tri-colour scatters, Oracle is finally a satisfactory colour and I can consider his RNG portion complete. Going by the median price I (and @elisabluh) paid for the eggs and scattersights, Oracle cost 104,000g. Which is stupid.

Results are under the cut so I can link them in his bio without crashing the entire site

Eggs hatched for this purpose:

Male seafoam/fuchsia/moon

Male cyan/honey/stone

Female crocodile/cyan/berry

Female brick/eldritch/marigold

Female camo/driftwood/maize

Male spearmint/marigold/dirt

Male dust/slate/eggplant

Male pistachio/tarnish/ice

Male camo/garnet/antique

Female flaxen/amethyst/olive

Female black/cerise/sanddollar

Male Caribbean/soil/umber

Female gloom/amber/navy

Female saffron/gold/platinum

Female swamp/heather/moon

Female latte/eggplant/spearmint

Male white/storm/spruce

Male teal/tarnish/flaxen

Female flint/carmine/maize

Male goldenrod/blackberry/fuchsia

Male spearmint/nightshade/mantis

Female eggplant/berry/teal

Male cornflower/peacock/sunshine

Female banana/lead/sky

Female lemon/storm/pink

Female midnight/eggplant/peridot

Male murk/cantaloupe/taupe

Male moss/sky/ice

Male lapis/blue/silver

Male azure/storm/cherry

Male grey/oilslick/sky

Male radioactive/sable/gold

Male honey/denim/brick

Female metals/pistachio/oilslick

Female royal/lapis/olive

Male abyss/eggplant/carmine

Male ultramarine/blood/flaxen

Female carmine/peacock/taupe

Male charcoal/shadow/seafoam

Female lapis/camo/pearl

Male flaxen/ruby/wine

Female plum/shadow/cottoncandy

Female forest/ice/tomato

Scattersights:

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MULTI-GAZE

Tri-Color Scatters:

Wisteria/carmine/aqua

Algae/orange/peacock

Obsidian/wisteria/fog

Mint/amethyst/sanddollar

Sky/plum/radioactive

Abyss/gloom/antique

Pink/watermelon/mint

Shamrock/blush/tomato

Caramel/cyan/ice

Turquoise/silver/beige

Pistachio/shale/avocado

Splash/cyan/cantaloupe

Stonewash/amethyst/strawberry

Flaxen/amber/grape

Copper/gold/forest

Yellow/mantis/caramel

Spruce/crimson/pearl

Steel/dirt/bronze

Ultramarine/cyan/metals

Cerulean/crocodile/iris

Pthalo/fern/carmine

Carmine/lapis/chocolate

Sanguine/cream/maroon

Heather/sapphire/yellow

Pear/vermillion/rust

Bubblegum/shale/forest

Lead/cobalt/berry

Cream/mulberry/saffron

Flint/orchid/stone

Steel/denim/pearl

Bronze/indigo/crimson

Pthalo/red/honey

Pistachio/mist/overcast

Orca/wine/brown

Twilight/storm/grapefruit

Garnet/steel/flint

Carrot/moon/jade

Pthalo/wisteria/cinnamon

Pthalo/cherry/moon

Cerise/obsidian/amethyst

Spruce/orca/thicket

Magenta/sanguine/emerald

Sky/crocodile/blue

Orchid/moss/cerise

Nightshade/moon/green

Navy/shadow/rust

Blackberry/auburn/swamp

Lead/cantaloupe/pink

Ruby/sanddollar/radioactive

Spring/denim/sand

Peridot/grey/pink

Sky/fuschia/brick

Orchid/fire/abyss

White/amethyst/umber

Sable/midnight/cerulean

Steel/hunter/pthalo

Taupe/pink/honeydew

Heather/spearmint/tangerine

Mauve/mantis/storm

Garnet/cantaloupe/grey

Maize/orchid/brick

Banana/aqua/steel

Pthalo/nightshade/periwinkle

Peacock/peacock/latte

Violet/bronze/grape

Periwinkle/grapefruit/clay

Gloom/ruby/brown

Tarnish/spruce/taupe

Grey/brick/fern

Cinnamon/mantis/peach

Raspberry/azure/latte

Turquoise/silver/blush

Stonewash/avocado/cinnamon

Tangerine/chocolate/coal

Buttercup/abyss/bronze

Murk/thicket/spring

Splash/lead/tomato

Cherry/nightshade/thicket

Lavender/bronze/stonewash

Rose/royal/periwinkle

Heather/camo/clay

Blue/orca/splash

Chocolate/marigold/tomato

Banana/orca/metals

Cherry/sanddollar/stone

Violet/goldenrod/maize

Tomato/buttercup/shamrock

Fire/driftwood/coral

Teal/watermelon/rust

Peach/saffron/brick

Red/Caribbean/cyan

Ice/steel/smoke

Gold/cottoncandy/pearl

Auburn/spearmint/steel

Amber/lemon/smoke

Sapphire/shamrock/grey

Sapphire/dirt/blue

Indigo/garnet/iris

Fuchsia/latte/sunshine

Peridot/orange/blood

Twilight/splash/murk

Fog/crocodile/fire

Banana/beige/pear

Chocolate/indigo/mint

Taupe/sand/taupe

Antique/cerulean/obsidian

Robin/olive/bronze

Murk/black/avocado

Camo/Caribbean/avocado

Terracotta/mauve/pink

Sky/platinum/carmine

Soil/denim/pink

Wisteria/olive/umber

Blackberry/peridot/seafoam

White/turquoise/white

#I don't think I want to put this in the main tag :'D #It's mostly for my reference anyways #Oracle #this was incredibly dumb

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