/lit/ - Literature

>>17614859
Unfortunately, in current year, any acknowledgement of specie/race differences is made racism. If I write a book with a humanoid race of long limbed humanoids with dark skin who are very fast runners, I'll get bombarded with accusations of being a racist even though I'm simply acknowledging a racial "perk"
That's why I'm writing species, not races.

>>17571156
Parts per million, and everyone has a unique scent akin to fingerprint. As a biochemist I kinda get how pheromone / scent based communication could work. You don't have a different scent for each word, that's looking at scents through a talkie point of view, which is wrong. Now imagine if the creature emits its scent based on what it wants to say, such as a powerful emotion is a stronger scent and a casual greeting is a very gentle whiff. Very basic. Now add that each creature can vary the intensity of their scents emitted insantly, just like how a human can go from a whisper to yell instantly. Of course as a talkie, your nose could only pick up the smell. That's it, it's either strong or not. But a creature evolved to communicate this way could pick actual particles and interpret the speaker based on quantity in say a cm cube of air.
And each creature has a unique smell so basically a crowd talking is as indecipherable as a crowd emitting each their own smell. Confusing eh? You can even make it so that the creatures can emit the scent or "spray" it in a thin squirt, depending on what they wanna say. A grant philosophical debate is the smell emitted like an aura of say 58/1000000, while a sharp witty insult could be a very intense squirt of pheromones of about 872599/1000000 over the duration of 0.03 seconds.

Not sure I conveyed the info right

I want a Cûnuroi wife

How the hell do you pronounce inchoroi and chorae? I get that Achamian is actually Akamian, but that applies to other words as well? Or just personal names? And why would even in that case, the "ch" be pronounced as k instead of the usual "Ch" (as if from the word chapter) in the English language? Is this shit done just for aesthetic purpose?
OK so, is inchoroi pronounced inkoroi or inchoroi with the ch from chapter?
And what the ever fuck about chorae? Is it korae, or kore (since ae is pronounced e usually) or chorae or chore (lmao) but with a hard e?
Why is this shit done so purposefully annoying?