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I made this XD

I've lost the original post I found it T_T I was keeping it on my screen... until my internet decided to refresh the page and I can't find it... my dumb ass didn't added it in my likes.....

but the blank is under the cut, if you recognize it please give me to source so I can link them T_T

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For my birthday I decided I'd feed you :)

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Today is Solon's Birthday....

and I hate him... and his stupid hair impossible to draw in this angle and his stupid angular face and his stupid clothes.... why did I designed him like this ?!!?

#stupid me should design character I CAN redraw after...#art #original story #original character #legends of the written realms #lowr #Solon Arclight #birthday

Name: Tea Worm Scientific Name: Calidovermis theinae (from calidus = “warm” and vermis = “worm” — “Warm Worm of Tea”)

⤷ Classification

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammaloidea

Order: Vermiformes

Family: Calididae

Genus: Calidovermis

Species: C. theinae

Type: Cozy Familiar / Domestic Fauna

Alignment: Gentle, Symbiotic

⤷ Appearance

Size: Approximately 20 cm long from head to the tip of the tail

Head: Rounded, expressive face with large, expressive eyes and a small snout adapted for sipping. Mouth and nostrils are hidden under fur

Body: Long, flexible, wormlike torso, fully covered in soft, insulating fur.

Fur: Silky and lightly oily, with tones ranging from golden beige to soft chestnut; carries a faint scent reminiscent of tea leaves.

Limbs: Tiny, dexterous forearms used for holding cups, food, or nesting materials. No hind limbs; locomotion is done through undulating body movement.

Other Details: The tail is thick and fluffy, curling naturally when the creature is resting. When relaxed, the Tea Worm often coils itself around warm objects like teapots or mugs.

⤷ Reproduction & Behavior

Sexual Dimorphism: Negligible; males and females are nearly identical, though males tend to have darker fur.

Reproduction: Females lay small, pearl-like eggs in soft, warm soil or under mossy roots. Eggs rely on ambient warmth—fireside corners or sun-heated spots are ideal incubation sites.

Parental Care: Parents occasionally visit the nest to humidify and clean the soil with secreted oils, which protect the eggs from fungus and pests.

Intelligence: Comparable to small domestic mammals such as rabbits or ferrets. They can recognize individuals, respond to tone, and even learn simple habits like waiting for tea time.

Behavior: Tea Worms are social and highly comfort-seeking. They’re drawn to warm environments and companionship, especially humanoid presence. When content, they emit a faint hum or whistle—similar to a kettle heating up.

⤷ Ecology

Diet: Omnivorous micro-feeders. In the wild, they consume small insects, nectar, and berry juices. In domestic settings, they often beg for tea—each individual develops its own specific preference (some like mint, others favor black or floral teas). They never drink boiling tea; instinctively wait until it cools to a safe warmth. Don’t like iced tea

Habitat: Temperate forests and village peripheries. Naturally attracted to cozy, warm habitats such as inns, libraries, and tea shops.

Behavioral Pattern: Primarily diurnal but often become active during human tea times.

Natural Enemies: Predatory birds, small forest reptiles, and some domestic cats.

Population Control: Naturally low reproduction rate and high dependency on warmth limit overpopulation.

⤷ Cultural Status

Threat Level: Harmless; considered a “comfort species.”

Nicknames: Teacup Worm, Cozy Curl, Hearthsnake.

Legality: Protected in many provinces as “Domestic Symbiotes.” Ownership is permitted, but selling wild-caught specimens is forbidden.

Human Relationship: Beloved companions, especially among scholars, tea brewers, and elderly folk. Often used as informal “warmth charms” in homes and libraries.

Mythology: Some believe Tea Worms are born from leftover steam that gains life near hearths tended by kind hands. A popular superstition holds that offering your tea to a Tea Worm ensures a peaceful evening and wards off insomnia.

⤷ Biological Weaknesses

Sensitive to cold and drafts—temperatures below 10°C can cause lethargy or illness.

Cannot digest strong alcohols, spices, or salt.

Highly dependent on emotional atmosphere—stress or hostility in their environment causes shedding and appetite loss.

⤷ Additional Notes

Their fur absorbs heat efficiently and has mild medicinal use in herbal compresses.

Tea Worms can live up to 50–70 years in captivity if kept warm and well-fed.

When two Tea Worms bond, they often entwine their tails while sleeping, creating a symbol of companionship considered lucky in many cultures.

Solon Arclight have a pet tea worm

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Handwriting/suignature of each staff member + Solstice :)

Well of course when not in Fablewood academy, the fae ones write in fae.

All the fonts have been found on Dafont

Students coming soon.

Commissioned @valentinachatte for this incredible fullbody of Solon! ♥♥

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Santa Claus Concept for Scriptoria:

Real Name: Solstice Claus. « Santa » come from a deformation of him name « Solstice »

Race: Ancient Fae - A rare, elder class of fae that embodies the essence of light and warmth, specifically linked to the celestial and seasonal cycles. A lot think he’s a golden dragon because the rare one who could see him, always quickly and not in detail, are certain to have seen golden horns and tail.

Real Appearance:

Height: Towering but gentle, with a luminous presence.

Features: His skin shimmers faintly with a golden hue, and his long, flowing hair are almost white. His eyes glow softly in a golden light. He have a golden tail and golden horns

Clothing: Draped in red robes. A warm, white fur line the cloak.

The rare person who could see him, couldn’t see the details. Because of the lenght of his hair, and the wind, he’s mistakenly represented with a beard.

Mode of Travel:

Sled: His sled is drawn by a team of magical, ethereal creatures called "Lumen Stags"—majestic beings that glow with a soft inner light, their antlers sparkling with crystalline frost.

Origins of Gift-Giving:

The Legend: Long ago, during the harshest winter Scriptoria had ever faced, an ancient fae known as Solstice Claus appeared to bring hope and warmth to the people. He crafted gifts from natural elements—carved wood, polished stones, and enchanted items—to distribute among the villages, spreading joy and ensuring no one felt the cold or darkness alone.

The Tradition: Inspired by his compassion, the people began the tradition of exchanging gifts and decorating trees to honor the light and warmth he brought. Solstice himself continues this tradition every Yuletide, ensuring that no home is without light or joy.

Why He Continues:

A Promise of Light: Solstice vowed to return each Yuletide to remind the world of the enduring power of hope and unity. He believes in the importance of communal warmth and generosity, especially during the longest night of the year, when darkness seems most daunting.

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(I you understand the reference then you get a cookie 🍪)

Solon: Why didn’t you tell me that you were connected to the writers?

MC: Oh, cause I wanted us to fail🥺

Solon:…

Mc:…