heres some stuff i found!
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gods that wont be getting any love during gemi july as far as i have planned :( heres a little info on them;
ekym - originally a mortal, ekym helped solve the food crisis back when gemigons were first created and relied on cannibalism. he also helped to establish cotopaxi, one of the first major cities and a safe place for all gemis, heavily guarded to keep out cannibals. gemigons held him on a pedestal and practically worshiped him, even using gold (his gem) as currency (though they refer to the coins as “ekym shards”). when he died, he was granted a special place in the spirit realm as a lesser god who was assigned the task of protecting spirits.
god of fortune - currently unnamed, but she essentially promotes wealth and places nodes of valued metals (such as gold and silver) on akator. she really doesnt do much as nodes dont need to be restored much, but the gemigons pray to her and ekym for good luck and prosperity.
ter’anni - the god of justice; he judges the spirits crossing over and places them in two different sections of the spirit realm. most gemigons live in the regular spirit realm, but those who have committed a large number of crimes will be isolated to the shadowlands with the dark gods.
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old concept of kīlauea! its not really accurate at all but it gives you an idea of whats going on w/ the elevators and what not
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concepts for random species that live on akator. fairy dragons are obviously inspired by fae dragons from warcraft, not actually sure if those exist on akator but i thought it sounded nice. 6 is a weird nocturnal bee/butterfly thing that lures in prey like an angler fish. 7 is......a weasel
if youd like to see it i have an old sketch of internal gemigon anatomy, but it does have reproductive systems on it (tho they kinda just look like a bunch of ovals cause i had no idea what i was doing) so im not sure if i should post it? lemme kno if youd like to see it. i would actually really like some help with it because i know nothing about organs haha