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That's right. I'm like the best at digital art so--
Nah I suck at it. Where- where's my pencil and paper-?
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Big hat.
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Not as big, hat.
Oh Ra I suck at digit art-
Well that's it. But not for long-
Actually, I was just thinking about hybrid status and like, Dun'arhevii as a country accept Curseds and Hybrids into their society but Dun'arhevii as a people don't fully accept the two groups, but not to the extent of the Funrhuniinen gov and people. Funrhunii as a country and people would rather see their kingdom fall before they let those groups into their forests. Jarhen is accepting of the hybrid population but as they don't have Curseds they don't have any sort of like yes or no on letting them in. Arhiikii, let's Hybrids in, but they are heavily restricted. Curseds aren't allowed anywhere near the border of Arhiikii, but the people are pretty split on the "give hybrids rites" and "let Curseds in" situations. Meanwhile Mahkiina's being run by a Hybrid, has a very mixed culture, has a fairly relaxed relationship between the Curseds (though the Judiciary system could be a little less biased against them) and the people don't mind the mix. Considering their entire nation was changed (for the better) by a three quarters Hybrid and one quarter Cursed (y'know, since Matt and Al's dad is a Cursed/Hybrid).
And Iiytomii Rhiian is 100% accepting of everyone. Except that one Emperor (I think it's Usu, I'll have to double check that-).
