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HAPPY 4 YEARS
Relic: Hotted Symbol Print
A sheet of heat resistant material with painted-on Hotted symbols.
1 SMC old as of the time of writing. The sheet itself is composed of mixed metals and biological materials from Firim organisms. The lighter pigment is created by scraping the top layer of dead skin from a Hotted, then crushing it with certain Hotted minerals. The darker pigment is entirely crushed Hotted minerals.
Both symbols were painted by applying pigment to a Hotted front foot, and pressing it into the sheet at different angles.
The top symbol is the “Sun Symbol”. The sun of Hotted is extremely important in nearly all native religions. Less common, but still very present is the idea of Hotteds having descended from the sun, or sky. The particular sect that the painter belongs to believes that Hotteds were cast down from the heavens to live on Hotted as punishment for grave sin.
The bottom symbol represents a Hotted, and typically has much less religious significance.
Hotteds frequently use pigment to paint images on the rocks of Hotted. Their lack of digits and grasping abilities limit them to visually simpler art, but Hotted paintings often have deep emotional or spiritual meaning to them. Actual written language is practically absent, likely due to three factors: the Hotteds’ poor manipulation, the extreme complexity of Hotted spoken language, and the little need for written language in the highly nomadic native lifestyles of Hotteds. Nevertheless, paintings can serve as communication between herds/clans, through intentional visual messaging, or by simply showing that "We were here".
Procured by Team Firim Sunset, headed by Captian Fiezu. Painted by Matriarch EhzR’ ahiR’| Demonstomper of the Sunfoot Herd.
Bakugan characters made by me
Sornieth Pride Day 4: Pansexual
I love my pansexuals! The delightful pansexuals!
Gaerilod, the clans hatchling keeper, doesn't much mind about gender, especially since it's not too keen on it itself.
Kokoa is a crafty thief and con artist, and while her partner Pokosa was originally tricked into working for her, the two now share a very loving relationship.
Pyros, the flametongue witch, is a pyromancer and oracle who predicts the future in flames. She's pretty mean but usually right.
Eavan, the renowned fisherman and soft-spoken romantic of the Frostream twins (his sibling is Cloudeyes).
Curacao, the clan storyteller. He incorporates spoken word, music, masks, and dance/movement together into a traditional method of storytelling and dance.
Bijou, the jeweler. They use their own sparkling gemstone scales in their finest pieces. Their partner Papillon will come on another day.
Spumoni, the optimistic and carefree warrior priestess of the same love goddess as Sona. She has the duty of spreading affection with her arrows of love, but is a bit careless with where she aims them...
Celeborn, the druid. She is a calm and soothing presence, always believing in the power of a good cup of tea and conversation with nature.
Fransisca, the florist. She is bubbly and loves growing flowers, as well as taking dips in the river. Her girlfriend is Deserthawk, the botanist.
Cupid, protector of love in the dream realms. She worships the same love goddess as Sona and Spumoni do, but does her work in the realm of the clan's dreams. She is very hard-working.
Pyros from One Must Fall 2097
"Thank fuck that one's out of the way! Jeaus Christ! Milan! I loves you!" and pyrotechnics via LiveNation Italia [Milan, 9.3.22]