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I draw things with and without clothes 🔞 #nakedcolors Aliens & Worldbuilding (post by user) #chupian #eigo #ichorynth #sajjas

An abyssal lagiacrus sits across from the viewer, drinking in a dive bar. Whether a complete stranger or a friend, he assures the viewer, "I know it's looking rough right now, but everything will be okay. Don't you forget that."
The arid planet of Daatuteph is often an unforgiving place; there are countless untamed badlands stretching across the wastes. The Constellation has their hands full, so marauders will resume their vulgar rush. Good people still live in these badlands. With enough defenses simple towns can ward off deadly skirmishes--but the roads often belong to the marauders. Make no assumption, The Constellation works to make its roads much safer each passing day. For your safety, we implore any visit to Daatuteph to take place in our recommended colonies. Aside from shared technology from outside visitors--locals use wind-carried skiffs to soar over sand, but they can only carry a light load. It wouldn’t be a stretch to call a majority of Daatuteph’s inhabitants as technical scavengers. No one can say how dutephians took hold of heavy automotive systems before the Constellation’s arrival--but daatuteph is also a world rich with heavy, volatile minerals. Perhaps they realized the potential to use explosions to send things far away--so a bunch of tinier, safer explosions can skip you across the land. Still, their vehicles must withstand the harsh dunes and sandstorms as well as require speedy maintenance in dire moments. In a genre, one can define the tech-culture of Daatuteph to be, without surprise, desertpunk. Although in the more-sophisticated parts of the world, dieselpunk can also apply.
An off-world armadillo-esque creature is measured and tailored by a couple dog-llama natives. Ichoryths are new to space exploration and have been guided by an organization to travel the stars and see the Constellation of allied planets. This desert creature is fitted with many colorful fabrics and robes made by the chupians to withstand a cooler and wetter climate. The material itself is knitted with a chupian's own fur, which is quite durable and hydrophobic. Many tourists often purchase a robe and enjoy the highlands of Alp Daga. This ichorynth is here to learn about each planet, the people, and its culture within The Constellation so she may return to her peers and advocate about joining the coalition.
In the nocturnal city, Trayzeri is a cop. Many alien species pass through this metropolis--and Tracy isn't a stranger to them all. As a gard, she's the tallest among her peers and citizens with a second pair of eyes to look out for suspicious behavior. Late at night after a puzzling investigation, Tracy couldn't sleep it off and decided to revisit the scene--only to discover the killers have returned as well. For what reason? We'll have to find out when the shooting stops.
Two howling zinogres walk together on a short guide through a futuristic city. Angelo points to a space elevator in the background, as Tempest walks alongside him.
We see an Eigo father ceremoniously gift his child a tattoo. Every child earns their tattoos during the ages 7 - 10, applied by their parents or an experienced artist. Not a step into adulthood, but a milestone in their culture nonetheless. Commonly applied to the head or ears--they represent concepts or lineage. Most carry these tattoos throughout their entire lives, although changing or outright erasing them is not uncommon either.