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They are fascinating in so many ways! My favorite parts are the ability to reach through reflective surfaces and the description of the Hullam lineage. Moving mountains of muscle and music - that's a really cool combination!
Happy to hear that :D Also in case, you want to know I based the Hullam on the rather ridiculous D&D multiclass idea of a "Bard-barian" ^_^
Ah yes, I've heard the term "Bard-barian" before! ^^ I always thought that was a lovely concept!
It most certainly is :D Though I always wondered if the "Bard-bardian" had the strength of a bard and the charm of a barbarian or the other way around :P
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This is a really interesting strain of Miwa. I really like that they have clone-daughters who might not actually be clones, and that they are so solitary they kind of have their own microcultures. The Johas lineage, though. D: D:
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Hi Emy, great to hear that, and thank you for commenting it is always a joy to find your comments below my articles :D And yes the Johas lineage certainly is something quite horrific..though probably not as bad as you think as Guardian Spirits are at least somewhat sentient/sapient, so the living sibling can actually communicate with their stillborn twin. Also In case that you are interested, the inspiration for this strain was a mouse by the name of Kaguya (named after a princess from Japanese mythology) that was created via parthenogenesis in 2004.