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I keep on talking about Shape shifters, and the Trilogy, but I've only talked about the Faunduin Tribe (the Shifters are bound to animals), from which both Kage and Hedran come from, and I've briefly mentioned the third (unnamed at the moment), from which the royal family comes, but I haven't even breathed a word of the Floranin Tribe, in which the Shifters are bound to plants.

These Shape shifters are often very soft spoken and work more for a balance with nature than the other two. While the Chief of the Faunduin Tribe is set in the Drakuri family, the Chief of the Floranin Tribe is set in the Morfiranu family. They are bound to the Morfwyn tree, a relative of the present day Redwood, but many times greater, said to have been encouraged in growth by Earth Faeries and other unknown creatures wandering about. They are said to be several dragonlengths (for lack of any other measurement, lol) wide, and stretch up to such great heights that there was a legend that if a young Shifter was able to climb up to the upmost branches without the aid of his Shifting abilities, he'd be touched by the Heavens and grow wings. The capital city of Floranin is mostly built within the hollow remains of one of these trees, carved and treated over many of generations to form the great sight that it is.

But, anywayz, I'm rambling. This guy up here is part of the Salimali family, whom are bound to the willow trees. Those bound to trees are essentially nobles, so he's pretty up there, I guess. I'm very fond of the hair and anatomy (See the ribs? Seeeeeee?), but I don't think I his arm, which has turned into a branch, looks very willow-y. Ah, well.

The other thing I'm not too happy with is his expression. Looks a little like he's been sniffing too many sharpie fumes, no? D:

Other than that, I'm quite happy. I used my supersupersuper fine pen for this entire thing, since I had been neglecting it for a while. The tips a bit crooked, now, but it was pressure sensitive. *o* Ooooooooh.

But, anyway, I'm on ther verge of a ramble. Enjoy!

Hedran, Kage, and the entire ramble about Shifters are (c) Just because I spent enough time and braincells thinking this all up. XP

Description
I keep on talking about Shape shifters, and the Trilogy, but I've only talked about the Faunduin Tribe (the Shifters are bound to animals), from which both Kage and Hedran come from, and I've briefly mentioned the third (unnamed at the moment), from which the royal family comes, but I haven't even breathed a word of the Floranin Tribe, in which the Shifters are bound to plants.

These Shape shifters are often very soft spoken and work more for a balance with nature than the other two. While the Chief of the Faunduin Tribe is set in the Drakuri family, the Chief of the Floranin Tribe is set in the Morfiranu family. They are bound to the Morfwyn tree, a relative of the present day Redwood, but many times greater, said to have been encouraged in growth by Earth Faeries and other unknown creatures wandering about. They are said to be several dragonlengths (for lack of any other measurement, lol) wide, and stretch up to such great heights that there was a legend that if a young Shifter was able to climb up to the upmost branches without the aid of his Shifting abilities, he'd be touched by the Heavens and grow wings. The capital city of Floranin is mostly built within the hollow remains of one of these trees, carved and treated over many of generations to form the great sight that it is.

But, anywayz, I'm rambling. This guy up here is part of the Salimali family, whom are bound to the willow trees. Those bound to trees are essentially nobles, so he's pretty up there, I guess. I'm very fond of the hair and anatomy (See the ribs? Seeeeeee?), but I don't think I his arm, which has turned into a branch, looks very willow-y. Ah, well.

The other thing I'm not too happy with is his expression. Looks a little like he's been sniffing too many sharpie fumes, no? D:

Other than that, I'm quite happy. I used my supersupersuper fine pen for this entire thing, since I had been neglecting it for a while. The tips a bit crooked, now, but it was pressure sensitive. *o* Ooooooooh.

But, anyway, I'm on ther verge of a ramble. Enjoy!

Hedran, Kage, and the entire ramble about Shifters are (c) Just because I spent enough time and braincells thinking this all up. XP