#not lascaux. cant remember the name but

[cats-of-eden-valley]

what are some scenes from warriors you're excited to adapt into coev?

this ask have been staring at me for two days and the reason why i cant seem to think of any is because ive only been thinking about the mundane shit

like

imagining Asphodel touring Lotus through the different animals as he trains them, telling them about the stories he knows ("Heavensmite come from the distant islands of land seen far, far above"), about how they are to be approached ("Though corloons look like prey, they are affiliated with the Moons, seeing what her eyes cannot, and must never be hunted"), the laws and rituals of each ("The hopchomp must be flicked ten times, or its flesh will taste too bitter"), and Lotus putting such tender passion into learning it all

or thinking about the living root bridges, and Aspen (p. raven) teaches Lotus how to weave new twigs (Don't be to harsh, even the most tender of roots can be snapped), guiding the vines into place whenever you pass by, a collective effort of many to create something over the span of generation

when Lotus goes to their first Trading and sees EVEN MORE cats than they've ever seen in their life (Delphini (p. grey) doesn't care, he just wants to start a game of play, mates, or vanquish with all the pretty mollies), passing through the wide array of goods, things they never would have seen otherwise

or like Goldspring all spending a chilly, rainy day in the springs and just fucking vibing (Fuchsia (new) and Larkspur (p. spot) cuddling in the hammock (you can hear them giggling about something)) (Amaranth (p. oneeye) has a hard time in the water so she settles for a couple paws dipped in)(the kittens keep splashing and getting scolded)

#my toxic trait is that i wanna write so bad but i don't wanna write #worldbuilding #coev: goldspring #coev: lotus #i wanna do when Caph/Lotus first enters the Valley and encounters the valley cats #and when they go to the moonstone #which instead is a cave based on uhhhhh #not lascaux. cant remember the name but #its theorized these cave paintings were actually a calendar #and function as a star map as well

[paleolithic-art]

What are your favorite cave art sites?

#im curious! #my fav is lascaux which isnt the most interesting but the art is just gorgeous #but i really like what ive seen from uhhh #niaux ? i think is how its spelled #and i need to go research it some. and rouffignac. #im definitely not familiar with most of them though! ive only done extensive research on a couple #so im curious if anyone knows of any underappreciated ones that i didnt know of! #(plus there are some that ive seen art from and liked but i cant remember the source or the name of the site)