((just read your rules! hope we can hang out! my lambsona's blog is @shepherdessfair in case you ever feel like rping! have a lovely day!!!))
((Thank you for reading my rules, my dude! I already gave your blog a follow from my main. If you ever wanna plot something out until my hiatus wears off? I’m always down to plot something in DMs and chat a little bit. :3))
Inspired by @devi-dizz’s design. i had one made previously but she was so peeled and devi’s yngya’s fur pattern inspired me to put a similar one on my yngya, where she has the shaved tits and bellay!! this way i can show her henna well even tho she’s wooled :)
I think we all had doubts about how The Rot related to Yngya's abilities and why her heart was necessary and those kinds of questions. And the truth is, it has a lot to do with the concept of her crown.
I think at this point we all know that the function of the Cyan crown focuses on what winter and spring are in a natural cycle, but this also has a double meaning. Winter represents the perishment of everything, while spring represents the rebirth of life. This is the true workings of the crown itself, the cycle of decay and rebirth. Only in a more conceptual sense.
It's no coincidence that her temple contained not only symbols of snowflakes but also symbols of the sun, in addition to the dialogue she delivers when she gives us the ritual of the bonfire II.
As for The Rot, and its role in these concepts, it's simple, it's almost like what Narinder did, but in a different way. The Rot ritual broke the cycle of death and rebirth, leaving bodies stuck in a state where they cannot "die" and become something new. The beings of The Rot are in absolute agony because their bodies constantly mutate in an attempt to follow the natural cycle, but without fully succeeding. All of that is a concentration of ritual, suffering, and revenge that culminates in The Rot.
So this power isn't something that developed because it was included by someone, so to speak; this concept already existed, it was simply corrupted and turned into agony. (by a certain lamb bishop's plan)
And if you still want more proof of this, even a discarded dialogue from Haro would speak of this natural cycle and decreed law.
OMG THANK U SMM FOR 53 FOLLOWERS I APPRECIATE ALL THE REQUESTS AND LIKES <333
It’s really fun doodling and reading all your love and devotion to my works I never expect I would get any attention :,))
This was supposed to be a drawing for an asked question but it got marked as mature content so I had to reupload (IM SO SORRY TO WHOEVER THAT WAS IM SORRY I LOVE UR POETRY HHHHHHHHHHHH)
((HC of the day: Gods, in this cult universe, are know to be extremely possessive over their followers and the lands they rule over. Some times its due to the crown bearer having a thirst for greed and being protective over what they believe they've rightfully own, and others its the crown enacting its will through its vessel seeing its followers as something that is entitled to its very existence.
The Emperor here is not one excluded from this rule. Their crowns are to blame for this of course, but some of their own possessiveness comes from a learned trauma of hoarding their own followers after losing everything they've really known (and the lack there of, with their memories still being blocked out or missing since Nariender tried to erase most of their mortal memories to prevent their fatal betrayal). This mainly surrounding their harem and spouses, to find themselves in an abundance of love that they feel will help them never ever be alone again after being the last of their own kind.
Their harem is their source of comfort, like a comfort blanket almost. Their close family they’ve grown and kept safe in their mind’s eye. They don’t know where they’d be without their colony (including normal followers too, but the harem is extra special due to growing relationships with it instead of it being emotionally distance like a normal follower life).
But this harem isn't all sunshine and rainbows, no. It's still a cult made to cater to its God’s (even as this empire has been built to benefit its citizens as much as possible) every want and desire. A cult changes to how its leader wants it to see fit, like a blanket that’s always mended but its design often tweaked if it looks wrong or bad.
Despite the harem being mostly untouched with having a long line of spouses that range off from the Emperor's first days of rule, it's had a time a timeline where some spouses have ended up on the divorce chopping block. An extremely RARE one at that, but divorces exist even for the gods to execute with an offending mortal spouse. Empy has a high tolerance for their colony, with excusing many offenses (like murder, spying, dissent, and etc.) as long they have a way to reform a follower to come back and see their way. Normally if its a normal follower, if the said mortal did something REAAAAALLY bad to offend them, they'd normally execute death or send the follower for reformation in their stomach so Empy can reform that mortal's personality from the ground up to build that believer back up into something more beneficial for them AND their cult.
Of course spouses get this personal treatment too since Empy finds it difficult to let their spouses go with having an emotionally attachment to the said mortals. They believe everyone can be reformed to see the error of their ways, either gently or by force. However, if a said spouse were to ever do something real bad that felt like a betrayal to them, Empy is not above breaking a marriage with an ex-spouse if the emotional pain is sever. It IS super rare for them to do such a thing.
When it happens though, Empy doesn't let these exes live for long either. Immediately after a divorce, the Emperor will sacrifice the ex since Empy had been the one to keep the spouse excluded from their death contract. With them, its eternal happiness and a forever life by their leader's side, to know everything about them in their entirety. But if it feels like it has been broken from the mortal's end in any way, the Lamb will turn that follower into pure devotion as a soul returning back to the heavens.
It's a price to be paid when the said follower would've collected a life long debt of being resurrected every time after every death (when the immortality necklace isn't keeping it alive). Plus,,, A leader doesn't like any loose strings to be lost. Can't have any loose lips going around if they can't keep track of the said ex after that. Any children they've had with the ex spouse will still be kept alive, but it comes at the price of doing some mind altering memories so the kids never remember that mortal parent though.
No loose ends mean no questions. Questions make Empy uncomfortable. And the crowns like it that way.
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