Epiphyllum oxypetalum.
A native of Mexico. It just blossoms at night and that's why many people calls it "Night queen".

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Epiphyllum oxypetalum.
A native of Mexico. It just blossoms at night and that's why many people calls it "Night queen".
Round 1, Match 366 — Night Queen (Wholesome Cats) vs Mythus (Honkai: Star Rail)
Night Queen propaganda:
N/A
Mythus propaganda:
They're the Aeon (god) of Enigmata/mystery/uncertainty. I really like HSR's god designs, they're so fascinating and inhuman
The better design is...
Night Queen
Mythus
(Your usual reminder that you're encouraged to vote based on design regardless of any personal feelings for or against the characters themselves or the media they're from!)
She is cruel. She is gentle. She can make me laugh.
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I have never seen wild grape hyacinth before, but I found a bunch while out looking for Bluebonnets. Turns out, they're invasive here, but they're native to places like Greece. I'll take that as a sign that I'm on the right track with all this deity stuff.
Perhaps I will give some as offering later.
The purple flowers are grape hyacinth. I also found some false garlic, which I found out has the alternate name "Crow's Poison."