Circusreject

Chilling in the Nest My DA: SopaOnlasni Insta: circus_reject

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Wasps themselves are a very diverse people. Some don't even look like the stereotypical wasp. This diversity has also allowed other bugs to be labeled as wasps, when the only thing they have in common is color.

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Mostly found in the open plains, areas with low tree coverage. They are nomads, traveling in small herds, consisting of a buck and three to four does. As well as any fawns the herd may have at the time.

They are avid traders, often joining trading guilds. Which is one of the only reasons deer'll ever interact with other animals.

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Frost Fern- Blue and white long-legged she-cat.

Blue Lark- Blue tom with wavy fur.

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Mosquitoes live near thick sap deposits, in small colonies. They used to live within the hourglass, before the dragonflies came and took it for their own. Forcing the now displaced citizens to retreat deeper into the trees.

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Merfolk have had many kingdoms over the centurys. And they're considered the cause for the mystery ruins that litter Setters Sea.

Ruins that are filled with dead coral, like Ardia Ruins or the Boneyard, often have a strange gate within them. And while many of these gates have gaping holes through the stonework. There's an odd pressure that prevents any camera from getting far enough in.

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Depthcharger is built to go deeper than most other other cameras. Allowing it to capture things that would never be seen otherwise.

Jellyfish mers hibernate for three months out of the year. Doing so in the deepest parts of Setters Sea.

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Stingless Bees are an offshoot of the hive. Living deeper within the pines than most others. They raise tree hoppers for the sugar and downy that the bugs produce.

Most wield a shepherd's scythe, which is dull on the inside of the curve, as to not hurt the tree hoppers.

The biggest threat to the stingless bees are assassin bugs and ants that hunt the tree hoppers for the meat.