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Just a deep dive into my idea of hybrids and how I think they'd transform/look so I can have a better Idea of what I'm writting and you can have a better im...
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Now we shall get into flora.
Dream Kyanite: Hex code: #A3FFFF Flower symatry: Actinomorphic Petal type: Stellate Stem type: Spike Leaf type: Bipinnatisect Growth type: Climbers Biome: Forest, Abandoned areas. This flower gets it's name from it's blue colouring and the connection it has with the thought to be healing of Kyanite. These flowers are said to grow on the sides of buildings and objects that have been lost to time and are in need of "healing". Because of this healing ideaology they are sought out by witches and pinkies for healing potions. While healing potions can be made without this flower, it has been known to amp up the healing factor of these potions.
Leaf type: Pedate Growth type: Herb Biome: Plains These Almond coloured flowers are said to be rather calming.
Deaths kiss: Hex code: #060606 Flower symatry: Actinomorphic Petal type: Campanulate Stem type: Solitary Leaf type: Pinnatifid Growth type: Creepers Biome: Any These black flowers are said to grow in groups, quickly spreading across the floor. Their stems and leafs have more of a grey colouring then green. These flowers have been mistaken over the years for a very similar flower of the same family and almost same colouring. The problem is that this flower is rather poisonous, but rather than a quick death the flower will start growing inside of the hosts stomach and slowly flush them of hunger and as it drinks the stomach acid it grows up the hosts oesophagas to through their mouth where it will bloom. The flowers routes will seep through the veins and turn the blood a veil black colour. By the time it's reached the veins, it's too late for the host. They will be dead by the time the petals bloom from their mouth. It is known to be toxic to those considered "Undead" ○Phantoms ○Vex ○Returned As if they eat it before transforming it will stop them from becoming a member of the undead. Their body may continue to experience the change, but for all intents and purposes they will be dead.
The name "deaths kiss" is to further emphasise spread of these spore. If someone with this disease is to have their bodily fluids mix with someone elses than they are spreading this disease with that other person.
Darlife: Hex code: #05031f #524275 Flower symatry: Actinomorphic Petal type: Campanulate Stem type: Spike Leaf type: Pinnatifid Growth type: Creeper Biome: Any The sister flower to Deaths kiss. It is an edible flower that can heal those posioned by it's sister. This flower has more of a blue twinge to it's petals while the bottom of the petals insides are more of a greyish purple. It's a hard differentiation to find, especially if you aren't paying too much attention, but it can save your life.
Iseraphine: Hex code: #FFC0CB #5E7D7E #795695 Flower symatry: Actinomorphic Petal type: Crateriform Stem type: Solitary Leaf type: Tripinnatisect Growth type: Shrub Biome: Plains Iseraphin flowers grow on bushes and are known for their pink colouring. The centre of these flowers tend to be more of a greyish turquoise while the tips and bottom outside of the petals fade more of a purple. They have a similar petal pattern to roses and are also known as a plant of love.
Faelina: Hex code: #78866B Flower symatry: Actinomorphic Petal type: Urceolate Stem type: Uniparous cyme Leaf type: Pedate Growth type: Creepers Biome: Swamp, Forests, Lush cave These flowers grow in swamps and while they may look green from the outside, the insides can be any colour from Red to Purple. The petal pattern has been known to change to more of a Cyanthiform patern during the night to reveal it's colourful and glowing inner petals. The glow depends on the colour of the inner petals and is said to house the fay in the night. The Faelina are also said lead humans to the Alley and is said to calm those nervous creatures down.
This will be updated further with further research. :)
