>>32479238>My greatest hope is that my spec bio is up to your standards.You think too highly of me, but I very much appreciate it. Honestly this is beautiful work.
I specifically enjoy the fungi quite a bit. The description paints a very clear image in my head and the way it provides nutrition to the rest of the underworld is fascinating.
Although aggressive and clearly powerful, I think the necropotamuses are charming.
I do wish there was a little more for the bald spider monkeys describing why a primate would be living in an underground world and how that has affected the way they’ve evolved in comparison to their forest dwelling cousins, but I appreciate them nonetheless.
The Troglochuroptera has quite the repertoire of dangerous implements, very very nice.
And then the Sekiboros is most fascinating to me. Such a large creature, one that burrows, is not something I would have expected to see around here. But it is something I am very happy to see, as I find myself inspired by the boundaries you push.
I just realized I made this more of an entire review, admittedly that was not my intention. Maybe I should get to work on the creatures of /rose/, maybe the rest of the Nijicontinent should they find that of interest. I’ve been wondering what I could put in a place like mine…
