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Thank you!
Please also report if there's outdated/missing lore in OP!

See >>22908990 and >>22909185 for other stuff
Also reposting >>22931786, feedback and questions appreciated

>>22935161
Smut fic broke everyone that nobody could bump

>>22935383
Is it that bad?

Shit I have meetings for two hours and you fuckers let the thread die?
Time for correction anon.
Aight, time to read the smut fic.

Luknight Lore: The nature of Himesama >>22935204


Luna-hime is divine being that watches over Candy Kingdom, but also exists in physical form as the kingdom's monarch. Every 100 years, a Luknight couple gives birth to a baby with pink hair (not that uncommon in the kingdom) and heterochromatic, pink green eyes (exclusive to Himesama). This baby will quickly mature (over 2 months) into a new Himesama, seemingly born with the knowledge and tastes of Luna. They will stay in their form for the rest of their life, as the forever 0-year old princess, and rule from the castle, though only when she wishes. As 100 years approaches, the strength of her mortal Luman vessel will give out, and Luna-hime will announce a 'Grand Nap', where she will lie down and leave her body. This will cause it to rapidly age, and then dissolve into sugar (Eating this sugar is forbidden, it is used exclusively for embalming dead Council Knights of high esteem). So begins the centennial "Bitter Times", a half year period where Luknights wait for their princess's reincarnation, and for the cycle to restart.

Historical periods in Candy Kingdom are often named after the family that gave birth to the Hime vessel that reigned. Strangely, it doesn't seem that Hime 'takes over' an existing baby to incarnate in our world; a handful of cases of immaculate Luna conception exist. The mother of the Hime vessel is often revered, and allowed to live in a separate estate in Nanonanora, the Capital City.

Right now, the current Himesama vessel is 80 years into her reign. At this period, Council Knights are discussing what the era monument will be, and where in the kingdom it will be placed.

I just woke up and last thread archived. I guess I'll have to finish /nasa/'s lockdowns myself. Apologies to the Sanalite that had everything planned. But it has been way too long and the story needs to continue.

>>22931786
Sipak opening up here reminded me of Elden Ring, when Fia explains her edgelord backstory of necrophiliac necromancer and goes "Despite that, you still want to embrace me?", and somehow it's still cute.
So, a /meat/ Risuner who cut her teeth in /hfz/. Talk about Ms. Worldwide kek.
So, a hysterectomy? A botched cesarian? Or something similar? Am I interpreting the euphemisms correctly?
Great writing as usual, the dream sequence was showy.

I was having breakfast and couldn't bump the thread

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>>22936343
>/meat/head in /hfz/
It's gonna be a bloody battle

>>22936538
reminds me of NENE WRESTLING NOT REAL fights AKA the best fights

>>22935383
UUUUGH RISUNER SEXXX

>>22936594
There's this
https://rentry.org/6hxef
Whacha think of it?

>>22936343
Thanks for the praise!
>spoiler
It's telling that both times when she shares a room with Susilo, the first thing she commented on is him not taking advantage of her, isn't it?
>/hfz/
There's only one place to go when even /meat/ is not enough to sate your bloodlust, after all. Not to mention, I always imagine if /hfz/ has a philosophy, it would be reach heaven through violence, which fits with her original idea to find a place in this world for herself by winnowing and cutting away anything she feel is hindering her.
>scars
The idea's that she lost her ability to reproduce alongside a good chunk of her small intestines back in /hfz/ (it wasn't intentional, but it's kind of messed up if you connect it with spoiler). Intan, by virtue of being female (and possibly some degree of medical experience implied by her herb-making), realised what Sipak was hinting at, while Susilo's clueless as always. Hey, at least it means the nutting's consequence-free!
>dream sequence
It's kind of a foreshadowing of Sipak's past, although I guess it isn't really a foreshadowing if it's explained in the same chapter 2000 words later.

>>22936538
Such is the life for gladiators, and is why people probably laughed when wee Signy the squinney signed up for it. She probably just kept bashing heads in until she's taken in. That's why she's better at fighting than the rest of her crew, even if it comes with her not really having teamwork with them during the fight.

>>22936734
Now with 20% more milky water "performance enhancer"!

>>22937081
/meat/ - /hfz/ - /vspo/ are what I like to call the bloodlust triple entente
Theyre all warrior societies favoring different methods
/hfz/ being gladiatorial
/meat/ being raiders
/vspo/ being marksmen
Living side by side, they enjoy a good spar once a while.

>>22937383
>3 warrior cultures living side-by-side
Huh, I didnt realize this

>>22937383
do they have championships between each other every so often like the olympics?

>>22905067
>>22906135
Asking what direction I should take /nasa/ since /vtwbg/ posts get ignored in /nasa/ now.

>>22937835
The last post I saw was this
>>22822707

if globe modeler is here can i ask if it's possible to make procedurally generated clouds with geometry nodes? that might move faster than the spinning of the globe? i think that would go a long way for quality

>>22937922
That's for a different story. I'm thinking about springboarding from that after the lockdown arc is settled.

>>22936049
bumpnora

>>22937954
Yo, I'm here. Hmm, I think if I wanted to prodecurally generate dynamic clouds I would either use a 2D procedural texture applied on a sphere, and maybe have a couple of those layered to have a depth effect, or perhaps use a volumetric effect. I don't think there's functionality geonodes would provide here that those more efficient solutions wouldn't. Making the clouds spin is really easy and would look nice though! I'll try that on the next render with the latest map.
I've been a bit sidetracked by another /vtwbg/ piece.

>>22938880
yeah i dont know much about blender, 2D noise makes more sense, unless you wanted to make a planet with the comically extreme topography

>>22938972
Yeah, that's kinda two ways to do it, an exaggerated, more figurative planet alla Astroneer with amplified topography and simplified features, or a more realistic to-scale planet alla Space Engine. For now I'm going for the realistic look, in usual it's easier to go from high detail to more stylized than the other way around.

Sadly film is too ahead of the world because grand directive. If /nasa/ could show films I wonder what motion pictures other nations would be interested in.

>>22920098
Good point, though to be fair, there are plenty of cases of people being presumed dead only to turn up later very much alive. In the old days they even added bells to graves because coroners were shit and sometimes people would end up getting buried alive. So I guess we can chalk cases like that up to the town thinking someone died in the wilderness and burning all their stuff, with the legally dead person eventually making their way back to civilization afterwards, sometimes with backup copies of their works and sometimes not.

>>22941220
>I wonder what motion pictures other nations would be interested in.
Porn

>>22941984
Porn is overrated.

>>22941220
Footage of enemies fighting to develop fighting styles adapted to countering them.

>>22942236
historically, states have been more interested in the propaganda aspect of film than anything else.

>>22936446
soon...

Decided to take advantage of Risuners once more and wrote another chapter for meeting squirrels and learning about Rosebutas. Tried to remember the advice on writing I got a while ago, hope you like it.
https://rentry.org/pk2hf

>>22943612
>https://rentry.org/pk2hf
ill read it after some food. im hype AF though

it really has been kinda slow these past 2 days. has everyone just lost interest?

>>22945841
>we reached the doomposting stage
We're a real general now.

>>22945841
>doomposting
obligatory response to dead hours

>>22945841
Yeah it's been pretty slow...
SLOW ON DEEZ NUTS, GOTTEM HA HA.

>>22945951
wasnt meant to be a doompost really just observation. I dont consider myself a doomposter. Anyway
>>22943612
WE GONNA GET SOME PRETTY GEMS SOON :D and the writing was great. It will only be a matter of time before they realize "oh wait they love nature too" i wonder of one of the rosebotas would like to get on our boats and visit risu? oh and this fucking part
>However, from what I could smell, they kept non-virginal females alive in their ranks.
FUCKING KEK. Roses are pure meanwhile risuners by comparison are heretical thots.

In the US its three weeks until finals. So everyone in school is busy. Might have to wait until mid-May.

>>22946166
Less considered heretical thots, more seen as an anomaly compared to Rosebuta culture. Rolis are only meant to have sex once, after all. Since Rosebutas see Risuner women as the counterpart to Rolis, they're just confused as to why they're still alive after breeding.
Also some Rosebutas would definitely be willing to leave with the Risuners, after they've gotten permission from their leader and such. While most of them have done their best to remain impartial, there's still a few that have taken a real liking to the Risuners.

>>22947353
forgot what its like to go to school and have homework. been a decent amount of time.

>>22947418
OMG their face when they see nothing but trees and trees and an absolute fuckload of magical trees. That and plenty of hot weather and rain you will feel like you time traveled before the snow fucked over your land.

I'll give it until the weekend before I write the next part for /nasa/ since school is going to be stupid busy.

>>22942111
Perhaps, but it sells

>>22949215
Risuners are the porn.

>>22950530
This. Risuner brushing Her Tail is the best selling adult film in /nasa/ right now even though there's no explicit nudity.

>Goddess - 735+896
>A Fleshwright's Tale - 647
>By Strange Lights - 3,054
>With Bones and Flesh Intertwined - 20,995
>Sweet is the Nut - 18,683 (ongoing)
Part of me wonders if it's better for me to write shorter stories that can fit within ~5 posts (and thus more digestible) than the longer ones I've been doing recently

>>22951658

...Luknight story soon?

>>22951846
ah yes. was gaming with some buddies and nearly forgot kek. hecc ill do it now

>>22945841
I have some ideas cooking, but truth be told I have almost no free time right now

>>22954232
Nice, so it's not the thread that is dying, it's just all the posters in it.

>>22954232
I have ideas, but I'm waiting on feedback from other Sanalites before commiting to writing more. I'm also seeing if the idea of a high person in power being a mozzie is a good idea.

Winardi logs chapter 1.

Well it seems we can hold back on our exploratory fleet to /uuu/ for now. Something very unexpected happened and were actually glad it did. It turns out that a bunch of knights and other people from /luna/ have come to us instead.
As captain of the Silvanus fleet this is rather funny. We immediately threw away all our cold weather gear into the storages of our pinisi to greet these so called luknights.
My god they looked magnificent. Very shiny armor, with beautiful weapons. But what struck me the most of the gorgous gemstone within the armor of the few that had it. Ive been instructed by someone i cant even talk about in these logs in case these were to get stolen that gemstone collection is of high importance.


These luknights offered us this sweet food. And my god was it really sweet. We then proceeded to exchange food for nuts as per usual and tried to communicate to the best of our abilities. Language is always a pain in the ass but I could tell by the looks on their faces that they noticed our intense stares at the gemstones.
These luna people had a few strange traditions but it is to be expected. Some of them started chanting naaaa for some reason. Im guessing this must be some sort of prayer to their goddess back home? Cant really make it out yet but this is my guess.

Now something that shocked me was their supposed absolute refusal to exchange their nuts with us. The food was no problem but these knights just wouldnt take off their pants. After hearing success of the deadbeats and the kronies loving us, why wont the luknights? I decided it may be for the best since either though its culture to us that they may not reproduce sexually? Or maybe theyre saving up for someone? I cant fathom what theyre thinking.
Despite all the men and the girls doing some fun tail wagging it just wouldn't work. Oh well, at least we were able to get some sweet food. Now all I have to do is learn to ask them how much that prett gem is going to cost. They seemed hesitant to give it to me but im sure enough nuts will suffice. They're playing hard to get like crazy.

Once again we seemed to have found a people devoted to their goddess. When we told them about risu they seemed to be somewhat interested. However I could tell that they are sworn to their Luna. Very respectable and relateable. I like these guys.
Last note. Even without the pretty gem their armor is very VERY shiny and tough. I wonder if they would be willing to do some practice fighting with us. Surely such heavy armor would make them hard to hit but they must be slow. Its a wonder theyre able to stand around all day in that hunk of metal. Well regardless I definitely look forward to seeing what happens next.

>>22954664
very good nanora.

>>22951707
Indeed, but I have the feeling that it's not necessarily a good thing. If anything, it feels the shorter ones are read more often, so it might be better as contribution to the project if I write those more

>>22935262
Vote post, 2022-04-22
The vote will last for 48 hours, starting from the time where this post is made. The result will be compiled and posted within 24 hours after the end.

1. Regarding the common calendar used for organising timelines and histories, it has been decided that Year 0 should be set at /jp/-/vt/ split, and time passes at the speed of plot. What should the current year be?
>(Open question, no abstain)

2. It has been months since the first roster of countries was made. Since then, threads have risen and fallen. As such, should the following changes be implemented to reflect the current composition of threads in /vt/? Be noted that each suggestion below is independent of each other, and should be voted upon separately.
>remove, or change /mion/ to /okfams/
>remove, or change Duck to /pagi/
>remove, or change /corpo/ to /aa/
>remove /ñ/
>remove /ccu/
>remove /gorls/

>>22956059
From /who/:
>1.
1750
>2.
Yes to all.

>>22956059 (Me)
Addendum to 1.: Be noted that the year chosen is unrelated to the general tech level of the world.

>>22956059
1. Year should be months since then times 100
2. Preserve duck and mion, yes to the rest of the proposals

Anyway if I get no response from the Sanalite for the next part of lockdown saga tomorrow, then come Sunday I'll write the next part.

How much of a luxury would ice cold beer be in your country? For example in /nasa/ beers are stored cold in the fridge along with food to help keep them last longer. Also it helps that /nasa/ stores beer in metal kegs and cans so they can be cooled off easier. I understand other countries only have wooden kegs and brown bottles for beer storage. If /nasa/ can pull off an ice trade then we can introduce cold beer as far as /ggg/.

Bedtime bump I guess.

bump

>>22961388
Ice boxes and other stuffs would make cold beers somewhat more accessible to the upper classes, but until electricity is applied properly no one is getting any Ice cold beers any time soon in the Republic

Bumping with my writing: https://rentry.org/kaqbp
I decided that I deserve a little treat, hence the Indulgence sub-chapter where Sipak has a little... chat with the captured pirate captain. As the warning suggests, it's a relatively short and smutty (in the /sbg/ sense) chapter with no relation to the main plot. Apart from explaining how they avoided the pirates while repairing the ship, it doesn't really have to exist.
It's simply there to torment her.

bump

>>22969861
Ice houses exists and with the Republic located at a relatively high latitude ice should be accessible to those who can afford it.
Even without icehosues just storing your beer in the root cellar should keep them chilled at around 3-4 C.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_house_(building)

did this thread run it's course or something?

>>22976743
I think everyone is asleep

Current year.
I feel like just throwing out an arbitrary number wouldn't make for a good proposal, so I'll try to come up with a reasoning for it. Warning, this reasoning will use Holo events to set the timeline, I'm not familiar enough with the ancient Niji history to use those events.
(Those dates are according to warosu, let me know if they don't sound right)
First Hololive General on /jp/: 2020-02-11
First Hololive Global on /vt/: 2021-02-02
Current date: 2022-04-23
/jp/ thread ----357 days---- /vt/ thread ----445 days---- Current date
Let us say the /hlg/ empire consolidated/was founded at this first /jp/ thread.
Let us then say that the current day /hlg/ is akin to the 13th century byzantine empire, it started out as this huge monolithic super power but is now a much smaller territory, a fraction of its old size.
Let's map the founding of Rome (753 BC) to the Byzantine Empire at a time where it was quite smaller (say, 1265 AC) to our thread history dates.
That's a duration of 2018 years.
If we work it out, this would put the first /jp/ thread at 898 BVT, the first /vt/ thread at 1 VTE, and the current day at 1120 VTE.
Thus, I propose those dates.
Posting this in the thread for discussion (especially suggestions from nijifriends) before submitting it as a vote.

>>22956059
Sakuran
>1. Regarding the common calendar used for organising timelines and histories, it has been decided that Year 0 should be set at /jp/-/vt/ split, and time passes at the speed of plot. What should the current year be?
>>(Open question, no abstain)
I'd proposed before to be at 1735, because it'd be easier to draw parallels to real world history, to aid with tech/medicine/etc advancements. My vote remains the same, but if it were to serve as a tiebreaker, I'd change the vote to support >>22978371
>2. It has been months since the first roster of countries was made. Since then, threads have risen and fallen. As such, should the following changes be implemented to reflect the current composition of threads in /vt/? Be noted that each suggestion below is independent of each other, and should be voted upon separately.
>>remove, or change /mion/ to /okfams/
>>remove, or change Duck to /pagi/
Though it pains me to see, it looks like /mion/ and /duck/ are gone. I went under cover to /okfams/ to ask and judging by the replies to >>22973461, it likely seems final. On the other hand I've seen /pagi/ around, so my answer is Y to these changes.
>>remove, or change /corpo/ to /aa/
Y, we said we'd wait for /aa/ to stabilise, and I haven't seen /corpo/ in the catalog in a while
>>remove /ñ/
>>remove /ccu/
>>remove /gorls/
Abstain

Btw, >>22978371, keep in mind that while the first Holo Empire/Global might've been made then, Holo tribes would have been around for another thousand or more years, before uniting or whatever the lore will be

>>22976743
Finals are coming up.

>>22978759
>Btw, >>22978371(You), keep in mind that while the first Holo Empire/Global might've been made then, Holo tribes would have been around for another thousand or more years, before uniting or whatever the lore will be
Yeah, I considered using the Christmas miracle (2017-12-25) as the first date instead, but then we get into murkier parts of our IRL history and I'm not sure what parallel I'd use then. Founding of Alba Longua? But that isn't really as good a parallel to nomadic people taking notice of Hololive like the Miracle was, and the period between Alba Longua and Rome is proportionally a lot smaller than the time between the Miracle and /hlg/. I'm open to suggestions though.

>>22956059
Number logging done a week ago: https://rentry.org/k5vky
Most threads tabled for removal has not been active since late Feb/early Mar, although someone just made the first Spanish thread for 2 months a few hours ago

>>22970283
Dang, according to doujins I've read that is perhaps the greatest torture you could inflict on the captain. Hope she'll be alright. Thanks for writing it!

>>22979260
Thanks!
Well, the last time we saw her, she's not bound and with a crappy paddle while her ship is in sight, so presumably she can get back to it after a while and get some relief if she still feels blue-balled by the milk. Apart from being very funny (Sipak has Risuner blood, so I guess it makes sense for her to be skilled in screwing with other people), if the captain goes full doujin it can probably delay the pursuit even longer.

>>22979260
thats how you know its from /meat/

>>22954664
>>22935204
Anchor pls

>>22938880
i forgot to ask, what is the picrel those spoilers are mentioning?

>>22981005
That's me trying to sew a hakama in Marvelous Designer to render a deadbeat priestess outfit. If I manage to make something acceptable, I'd like to make /meat/ and /inf/ priestesses as well.
For now I'm back on the globe grind though, niji continents looks amazing, as expected. I'm gonna try to figure out procedural moving clouds as suggested. Ah, and also do biomes at some point.

>>22981269
i thought so, it reminded me of the mori priestess kabedon-ing that male risuner
also hype

>>22981441
Yeah, that was also me.

I think /nasa/ might go back to isolationism and drop out of the project. Interest in the project has completely died in the thread. Posts get completely ignored now. I think the lockdown arc was the straw that broke the camel's back. Also there was an asshole earlier that tried to pretend janny to expel /vtwbg/ posts from the thread.

>>22943612
>These Risuners have such an innocent appearance
Oh... Oh no.
My favorite part of this is the wosemi curse words kek, very immersive.

>>22983018
ignored here or in your thread? because i'm studying for finals so i can graduate on time

>>22983018
kek, pro-tip if someone pretend jannys they are not in fact a janny. In fact you can report them under "Impersonating 4chan staff".

>>22981269
Not a kronie, but given that Kronii is design by Wada, you might find inspiration on the Tamamo-no-Mae character.

>>22983258
>Tamamo-no-Mae
Oh, she looks cool. That would be a good direction. Ideally once I get there I'd have a chat with a Kronie to hash out the concept of the design.

>>22983162
In /nasa/ specifically. I understand if I get ignored here as most posts are comments and ideas.

>>22983018
Ouch, sorry to hear that. That said, if you still like to do worldbuilding stuff, you can still do it here instead of your home thread if they're uninterested.

>>22981269
Thanks for the OP pic for the next thread. As for /meat/ priestesses, I don't really know if we ever established how they look like apart from "mimicking the /meat/ vtubers". One idea I have when researching for my writing's that since the climate and ecozone for /meat/ is suitable for anil pea, /meat/ might be a major exporter of indigo dye, so a colour like that might be used prominently in /meat/ for dyeing (apart from the more ubiquitous red and black, I reckon).

>>22983863
If you go for red and black, that's when the Flesh&Bone conspiracy gets really deep.
Indigo would look awesome too. What about the garment style? Mesoamericans had pretty fun religious outfits, according to popular culture at least.

>>22983863
So I got a response not too long ago. One poster wants Sanalites to thrive in the world. Now my question is can Sanalites thrive in isolationism or would we need to thrive by interacting with natives of the world. One of my ideas for compromise is to adopt native mothers and children with Sanalite fathers as Sanalites via naturalization rather than executing them. Which means Sanalites that want native partners must convert them to follow Sana. Sadly this is why Sanalites cannot nut in Risuners as converting Risuners' religion is against the law.

>>22984947
What about children born out of wedlock? Like a Risuslut drops a mixed Sanalite/squirrel baby at the station's door.

>>22984045
Exactly
Regarding colour choice, indigo dye itself is pretty valuable and distinct, although it can also be used as a basis for other related pigments. The most famous one is probably the Maya blue, which is a bright blue dye known for its durability, and is used by Precolumbian mesoamerican culture for sculpture, painting, drawing (including the famous Florentine Codex and Maya Codex) and body paints (including human sacrifice - one of the things that Mel Gibson film actually got right). Supposedly modern recreation also leads to other colours like the Maya violet.
>Dyes we know the Maya have included red (from trees and bugs), yellow (blackberry plants), green (avocado), blue (the aforementioned Maya blue), indigo (anil), purple (blackberries again, also likely can be produced from anil), and black (coal, also some seeds). Brown dye (from cacao) might also have been used.
As for garment style... I don't know. I don't really have any fashion sense, and our vtubers' clothing style tend to be a bit too modern for this setting. When it comes to religious outfit, they seem to be relatively plain from what I can tell, although they do often have a sick cape as well as precious material like turquoise, jade, gold, and seashells (might actually be a pretty practical choice given the hot weather). That said, we do know that Aztec elite warriors have full bodysuits made of animal hide, leather, cotton, and sometimes feathers (Aztec founding myth also involves one made of human skin from a princess to dance before her father, which got the Aztecs chased out of his city and into a swampy lake). Both warriors and priests have elaborate headgears, though. For /meat/, we know at least warriors are known to wear human skin masks, so perhaps /meat/ helmets would assume the form of human head/skull as well, maybe with additional bits too.

>>22984947
Given the low population, I think Sanalites would have to interact and mingle with the natives to thrive (or maybe even survive for long, depending on their genetic composition). On a meta level, isolationists also aren't very fun to play as (as /inf/ learnt), which I think might be one of the reasons the lockdown arc killed a lot of interest.

>>22985089
>rislut

>>22983018
I dont get it, why would anyone take offense to worldbuilding autism?
We're not even taking away chuubas from them. In fact, we're just a dumb filler hobby while we wait for our oshi's next event

>>22985089
That's a very dangerous proposition given how dangerous and slow travel is between /nasa/ and /risu/. Though she can drop the baby off at our embassy in /infinity/. Still the child will have a DNA test to identify the father whom will then either take responsibility in raising the child or lose his and the child's life. /nasa/ law has a commitment contract for parents giving birth to a child where parents have to take responsibility and neglect is punishable. Another alternative to the mother not having a Sanalite child is abortion. Though that's a slippery slope to using abortion as a contraceptive.

Best thing to do is to teach Risuners and Kronies how to use condoms to minimize unwanted pregnancies.

>>22985564
Mozzies.

>>22956059
/pyon/
1.
yeah, go with /morig/'s suggestion on year
2.
change the first three to their respective successors
remove the last 2, keep ñ since someone made a new thread a little while ago

>>22985906
From what I can tell, /mion/ and Duck are both rolled into /okfams/, but I reckon it's probably not a good idea to give both lands to /okfams/. /corpo/ doesn't really have a successor AFAIK
Also hello! How have things been in /pyon/?

>>22986281
sure i don't keep up with more than two threads lol

sometimes it's an utter shitshow, not right now because Kiki is streaming

>Hands /pyon/ visitors a loaf of freshly baked beer bread.
A sample of bread from the soon to be bakery in /who/. It won't make you drunk as the alcohol has been cooked out. Anyone else want beer bread samples.

>>22986543
i think sometimes people forget that pyon does a few things around here, they just don't mention where they're from when they do

>>22986988
/nasa/ may be banned from trade deals with /pyon/ as a nation but the bakery in /who/ is open to anyone /who/ allows, including /pyon/ visitors. The /who/ bakery is an independent business that operates seperately from /nasa/. The only thing /nasa/ is involved in directly as a shareholder is health and safety standards and inspections. Meaning the bakery has to be cleaned and organized every day to minimize accidents and spoiled food. Spacemen knows a thing or two about sanitation. Something I know /who/ would be very interested in.

>>22987583
Correction: /nasa/ banned /pyon/ from trade deals because they said "Sana never streams". I need to clarify this.

>>22987783
i thought it was because Kiki called her an abbo, the "sana never streams" shit was bait because we have bait stalkers who try to make us look hostile whenever we're brought up

>>22983018
>Interest in the project has completely died in the thread.
Anon, interest in the Miko thread was dead from day one, they told me to be the representative and gtfo, basically. So long as you have the ok from the thread to represent your nation, you can just post here.
I will say though, you've been posting a lot, and you've occasionally mentioned taking a break yet you always come back. No offence meant, but maybe you should indeed close the thread for a couple of days and come back later, to give you some time to cone out with ideas (write stuff in a notepad but sit on them for a while), and maybe let the other sanallite that is writing a story focus on that without worrying he's holding you guys back. Basically, take a short vacation.
Ah- remember to vote btw.

>>22985455
Hmm you guys have a bit of a battle maiden thing going on, so maybe your priestesses could wear hide bodysuits as well. Good ideas.
Also, use picrel for the OP. Thanks to the anon who suggested to make the clouds dynamic, it was less work than I expected and it adds a lot!
Please ignore the whole atmosphere changing its direction in the middle, it was that or the .webm didn't loop.
My favorite part is cute little /pyon/ island sitting alone (for now) in the middle of the ocean.

>>22988433
Nah, it was funny Kiki calling Sana an abbo. Generals are made of the thread's posters. /pyon/ being xenophobic to holos we get. Saying nobody watches Sana because she never streams made Sanalites butthurt. So /pyon/ is shitlisted from trade treaties. If you want /nasa/ goods then go with third party vendors. We have (or had) a /nasfaq/ Sanalite merchant who operates as a third party. He's the one in charge of securing deals to operate the bakeries and shipyard independently from /nasa/'s government. In /nasa/'s compromise to the Grand Directive we're going to have resources run by independent companies under /nasa/ law for safety and security. This way companies can sell exports as third party vendors.

TL;DR, /pyon/ can buy and sell goods from and to /nasa/ via third party vendors. The difference is the costs of goods is set by the vendor rather than /nasa/ itself.

>>22988726
Vote to kick /nasa/ rep from the thread for two weeks?

>>22989167
if only it were so easy to help someone, he'll just have to stop himself on his own volition, hope he can

>>22989167
Kek. Force the principal to take a vacation.
All in favour say aye.
Aye

>>22988951
Something like that is actually present in established lore, funnily enough. The default clothing material for /meat/ is likely something similar to linen, although instead of flax it would likely be made of hemp, ixtle, and (in particular for seafarers) sisal. Cotton might be present as well, but the high demand for labour in its production means it's probably reserved for the affluent and/or those with needs to travel to colder regions. It would likely take the form of tunic and loinclothes beneath most other clothes. More padded and resiliant variants of it also exist as part of armour, basically the same as the European gambeson.
As for armour, /meat/ mostly make use of boiled leather, in particular those coming from human sacrifice (if they can afford it) due to the imbued chuubanite effect. The most common kind of armour in this form would likely be some kind of cuirass (torso armour) reinforced with bones specifically bent for such purposes, as well as metal when even chuubanite bones won't cut it. That said, other pieces of armour can be made in a similar process, so it's possible for someone to be fully decked out for maximum protection.
Priestesses likely won't be too well-armoured, since the only kind of priestess known to have decent combat prowess (those of Comma) also need wiggling space to deploy their vine-tentacles. Then again, hide bodysuits (of humans - especially those made to resemble the enemy gods) would still have a significant morale and psychological impacts, so that might be an option for what they wear to war.

>>22989093
Yeah, I had the vine slinging priestess in mind while writing this, a cool fucking concept. Does chuubanite-less human skin make decent leather IRL? Our skin is a fair bit thinner than a cow's. Then again, I guess you can just layer it.
Also, deadbeat bones conveniently come packed with chuubanite, you guys can just slap them right into an armor with no pre-processing and become a walking heresy.

>>22990889
The thinner skin makes them not as durable and strong as cow skin, so it would be worse than mundane leather armour in terms of protection, although the thinner skin (apart from making them good material for lampshades) and better flexibility means you don't get cooked in the bodysuit - it's not like untreated leather of either kind would be useful against blades anyway. That's why historical leather armour is instead made with boiled leather (not actually made by boiling them in water), which made them hard enough to offer some degree of protection. The thinner human skin is still an issue, although not as much once you take into account additional reinforcement like bones and padded material. The main source of protection it offers would be from the enhancing effect of chuubanite, though. It might also have additional effects like protection from pathogens, pain, or even fear as I first wrote about it, but I'm not sure if that's actually something chuubanite can do.
Deadbeat bones are definitely coveted material, so /meat/heads in raids would definitely try to harvest as many of it as possible. Live deadbeats, though, are even better, since we can send them to the fleshwrights to further mould their bones.

>>22990889
Deadbeat chuubanite infused skeleton is like Primarch skeleton

>>22935204
And thus concludes the story of the /meat/ risuner: https://rentry.org/SweetNut
I hope it has been as fun a ride for you as it is for me. Feel free to ask anything about the story, and feedbacks are very much appreciated.
>With Bones and Flesh Intertwined - 20,995
>Sweet is the Nut - 20,902
In the future, I might try to focus more on shorter stories for better accessibility. I'll probably follow up with some lore for the /meat/ risuners as a group first, though.

>>22991794
kek
>>22991630
Bonewrights... This gives me a horrible idea, I'll have to re-read yall's entry on fleshwrighting.
>>22992318
Ah, there's a reason pirate stories are a classic. Being stuck on a ship together, you just form those strong bonds.
So, if I put things together, I guess the Risuner captain was familiar with the trainer? Is that why Intan reacted to the name Signy?

>>22990889
Would /pyon/ be interested in Wooly Mammoth hide?

>>22992964
cute sanalite responding to the wrong posts...

>>22992964
i made comfort a main component of how we design things. for clothes, we live in a warm equatorial climate and we only have a few high elevation areas and those aren't very cold. BUT if we use them for carpets, that would probably be popular, how soft is the wool?

>>22992860
Kinda wish /ahoy/'s active here - it would be fun to see what they bring to the table. Pirate republics are pretty cool too.
She is, and it's implied that the relationship is mutual enough for the trainer to mention Signy to Intan. The exact nature of their relationship is left to the reader's imagination (if only because I ran out of space to put them in the plot).

>>22993084
That we do not know scientifically. If its similar to Yak or Musk Ox hair then the wool should be fairly soft. Though /nasa/ is more interested in taming mammoths than hunting them. My guess is their skins would be tougher than elephant skin but have more insulating fats underneath. I need to do more research.

We may ditch mammoths for dragon tortoises though.

>>22993545
ditch mammoths for what now

>>22993545
You can have both, get a bit of biodiversity going.

>>22985455 (Me)
Added the dye to the /meat/ export list. I imagine blue, indigo, and purple probably will be the valuable ones.

>>22994001
Normal tortoises cannot survive in the tundra. So the tortoises here are a species of "dragon turtles". They're bigger, warm blooded, and can spray quick drying concrete-like mud to encase you in stone. They also have beard that make them look like grandpas. They're popular among the farmers for culling local rodents that eat crops.

>>22996809
what do the famers in question farm in the tundra? or have they been introduce to other environments?

>>22996809
Torterra?

>>22956059
/morig/ voting ballot, 2022-04-22
1. Regarding the common calendar used for organising timelines and histories, it has been decided that Year 0 should be set at /jp/-/vt/ split, and time passes at the speed of plot. What should the current year be?
>I feel like just throwing out an arbitrary number wouldn't make for a good proposal, so I'll try to come up with a reasoning for it. Warning, this reasoning will use Holo events to set the timeline, I'm not familiar enough with the ancient Niji history to use those events.
>(Those dates are according to warosu, let me know if they don't sound right)
>First Hololive General on /jp/: 2020-02-11
>First Hololive Global on /vt/: 2021-02-02
>Current date: 2022-04-23
>/jp/ thread ----357 days---- /vt/ thread ----445 days---- Current date
>Let us say the /hlg/ empire consolidated/was founded at this first /jp/ thread.
>Let us then say that the current day /hlg/ is akin to the 13th century byzantine empire, it started out as this huge monolithic super power but is now a much smaller territory, a fraction of its old size.
>Let's map the founding of Rome (753 BC) to the Byzantine Empire at a time where it was quite smaller (say, 1265 AC) to our thread history dates.
>That's a duration of 2018 years.
>If we work it out, this would put the first /jp/ thread at 898 BVT, the first /vt/ thread at 1 VTE, and the current day at 1120 VTE.
>Thus, I propose those dates.

2. It has been months since the first roster of countries was made. Since then, threads have risen and fallen. As such, should the following changes be implemented to reflect the current composition of threads in /vt/? Be noted that each suggestion below is independent of each other, and should be voted upon separately.
>remove, or change /mion/ to /okfams/
>Yes, change /mion/ to /okfams/
>remove, or change Duck to /pagi/
>Yes, change Duck to /pagi/
>remove, or change /corpo/ to /aa/
>Yes, change /corpo/ to /aa/
>remove /ñ/
>Abstain
>remove /ccu/
>Abstain
>remove /gorls/
>Abstain

>>22956059
/wg/
1. What should the current year be?
>(Open question, no abstain)
1120 VTE, as per /morig/'s suggestion.
2.
>remove, or change /mion/ to /okfams/
>remove, or change Duck to /pagi/
Yes. There has been some discussion about /okfams/ and /pagi/ here in the past and the removed nations will still be represented by /okfams/.
>remove, or change /corpo/ to /aa/
Abstain. I don't really know enough about the respective threads.
>remove /ñ/
>remove /ccu/
>remove /gorls/
No. As seen with the new spanish thread, it's unclear when we should consider a general to be dead. I don't see a reason to remove the threads unless we need the space for a general that wants to be active here, like how room was made for /vrt/.

>>22996972
The land close to the southern border is not pure tundra. It is cold, but flowers and crops can grow normally. Its literally the only place we can farm outside in /nasa/.

>>22956059
1.
i like /morig/ idea from here >>22997058

2.
>remove, or change /mion/ to /okfams/
Change
>remove, or change Duck to /pagi/
Change
>remove, or change /corpo/ to /aa/
Change
>the rest
abstain


>>22945841
currently dying in wageslave hell but i try to catch up with threads when i get a chance but got no brainpower atm for anythign really

>>22998276
Each general gets a vote, so you'll want to say who you represent. sorry if I should recognize it from picrel.

>>22998318
ahh sorry /vrt/

/nasa/'s rep is on vacation for for at least one week I guess. I'll be here to vote, answer questions about /nasa/, and bump threads. If the other Sanalite gets over his writing block then I'll cheer for his return.

>>22993206
what are the geopolitical implications of a chuuba godess telling her people to put their finger up their ass?

>>23002219
lots of fingers going up assholes

>>23002693
What do you think goes on at pyon?

>>23002763
lots of fingers going up assholes?

bump

>>23002763
what?

I just realized Kiki is a lop eared bunny.

>>23011727
she says as much practically every stream. how are you only just now realizing?

>>23012279
Because I don't watch Kiki stream. I only seen pictures of her.

>>23012453
is ok.

>>23012548
Kiki is precious and must be protect.

>>23012877
so true!

bump

Luknight Lore Anon Here, Nanora

What do people want to know about Candy Kingdom/ Luknights?

>>23018318
Do Luknights use any ranged weapons? Do you have a religious class?

>>23018318
Everything! Go crazy-nora! Personally, atm I am really interested in your flora and fauna though.

Also, hurrah! My writers block is over, had a lot of time to clear my head and chill on breaks on my new night job this week, so expect a new /nasa/ chapter today. Just gotta dig through archives to pull up some names and characters...

>>23018318
what is the economic policy of the Candy Kingdom and I would like a detailed analysis on your technology.

>>23019260
I knew you'd come through before Sunday. I'm on a forced vacation until next week. Did you have a good beer at least?

>>23020029
what is the rat doing?

>>23020356
paying her taxes (jointly)

>>23020356
what da rat doi-
>vomits blood

>>23020257
Went and cracked one open right after we had that talk. It was great, first one in a while, tho I will need to get something stronger soon, Honey Jack Daniels is my shit. The job was also great for just clearing my head, lots of time for that when working on a production line.

>>23020467
doesn't that require someone else?

>>23018318
Does the Candy Kingdom have a secure import of ice?

>>23020563
Well I kinda fucked up putting out too many ideas at once until I was told to fuck off. So I have to fuck off for a week.

>>23020700
A single person can file for 2 if you're clever enough

>>23020825
And fuck off you will. Get some rest, replenish the brain juices, we gonna tackle wildlife soon™

>>23018318
What's the fortification network like in the Candy Kingdom? How large is your standing army and what doctrine does it employ? How prepared is your average city to a siege? Just curious.

>>23020029
>>23022962
Hoomans really do have nothing but violence in their minds

>>23024335
Soon it will be empty head only bread.

>>23024729

>>23025133
>ricebread

>>23018318
What is the general population's sentiment on Hime's genmates and common collab partners?

>>23018318
How are your baths?

>>23019260
Welcome back, Sanalitebro
You guys deserved a good hug after all the terrible things mozzies done to you

>>22998276
>>23019260
Glad to have you back!

wump

/tsun/ is having a civ war!
I repeat! Civil war!
Time to intervene and get some free clay

>>23034460
>civil war
the whole company got terminated, what even is there to have a war about?

>>23034780
Theyre now indie warlords

>>23034812
Good ol' Sengoku Jidai

>>23034460
whatever is happening in /tsun/, /vrt/ will send their full support towards the faction amiya is part of

>>23035085
Seems she's not quitting (yet), I'm told she's bound by contract like the rest of Tsundream. I just hope she wouldn't have to go down with the ship.

>>23035432
yea common theory right now is that tsundream has to wait for their contracts to run out in august it seems, but for whatever this mass exodus will mean for the nation of /tsun/ in lore is what i meant with support

The promised /meat/ risuner lore: https://rentry.org/meatloaf#demographics
The stuff they pack in the scars might have some kind of effects depending on what is packed in. I wonder if it's distantly related to how /risu/ uses different gems (and /meat/ risuners no longer having access to gems or the magical forest).

bump.

bump

I wonder if the Kronies have any exotic megafauna

>a major goddess is resurrected
>a pantheon collapses overnight
What a day to jwu

>>23041400
Resurrected but at what cost?
/meat/ clergy are calling the collapse of Tsunderia as proof of the bubble burst apocalypse being close

>>23041400
Vitia giveth and Vitia taketh away

>>23041625
>Huge corpo chuuba gets nuked and becomes an indie
ISREAL THE RITUAL WORKED

tomorrow gonna spend all day re organizing all files into rentry files instead of keeping them in notepad and hopefully make things easier for people to find risu stuff

>>22935204
Okay, I will answer the quick ones first and work on individual posts for the longer ones nanora.

>>23018986
Luknights have access to both crossbows and primitive (relative to 2022) rifles. Both shoot hardened sugar bolts/bullets instead of metal. Luknights also have artillery that launches various large candy orbs, particularly molasses inside a thin hard layer, which can make enemies very sticky and slow for Lu-infrantry to easily dispatch. Similary, Lunarmy researchers are looking into ways to raise the freezing point of water at a specific time to freeze foes. The Lunavy has already found success at using salt and sugar to lower the freezing point of water and sail the northern sea. As for a religious class, there are general Lu-bishops and Lu-priests who perform sacred rites and encourage worship of the Hime, and also Nnaaaist monks, who live in the northwest and Nnaaaa over very long periods to commune with the divine aspect of Himesama.

>>23020825
Yes, from the north. It gets pretty cold up there in the winter, and in the summer, boats can harvest from the sea.

>>23029514
Well-liked. Candy Kingdom is in some way or another allied with all of them. When the great dragon passed, there was a national day of mourning, and when she reincarnated, a national festival. Himesama has not commented on kson however, so many Luknights are hesistant to resume alliances. Terms are friendly regardless, however.

>>23030150
Luknights enjoy warm sauna baths, especially in the north. They are nice places to socialize. Some cold baths exist as training exercises for Luknights wishing to improve their resolve, using aforementioned salt and sugar technology to make them below freezing.

>>22992318
If only the pirate fought as well as Maririn does in her MV, maybe things wouldn't have turned out like that.
https://youtu.be/V4xDTOqyMNY?t=2810

>>23051423
>Marine fans expect pirate life is like One Piece
>Full of friendship, adventure, hearts and love
>Encounters /meat/ vikings
>Regrets everything

>>23051423
To be fair, the redhead pirate fought against cannibal vikings led by a professional gladiator and almost won before getting blindsided by lead-throwing risuners. She also didn't have a magical pistol that can fire multiple shots before reloading.
The MV's pretty nice tho

There are plenty of nuts used in candy. Wonder if luknights would be interested. Walnuts are used for cooking i know that.

>>22956059
/meat/ vote, 2022-04-22

1. Regarding the common calendar used for organising timelines and histories, it has been decided that Year 0 should be set at /jp/-/vt/ split, and time passes at the speed of plot. What should the current year be?
>Second /morig/'s suggestion in >>22997058.

2. It has been months since the first roster of countries was made. Since then, threads have risen and fallen. As such, should the following changes be implemented to reflect the current composition of threads in /vt/? Be noted that each suggestion below is independent of each other, and should be voted upon separately.
>remove, or change /mion/ to /okfams/
Yes
>remove, or change Duck to /pagi/
Yes
>remove, or change /corpo/ to /aa/
Yes
>remove /ñ/
No, in light of new thread made after the vote has started
>remove /ccu/
Yes
>remove /gorls/
Yes

bump

bump

>>23055937
>>23055941
Woa... Bumpmind...

>>23019260
>>23018318
>>22935204
Luknight Lore: Flora and Fauna (not that one) of Candy Kingdom

In general, Candy Kingdom is sweet, with more naturally occuring sugar in the plants and animals than in other regions. Crops and meat from livestock all contain a higher sugar content. This is believed to be because of the region's chuubanite, which slowly turns materials around it into sugars and candy, creating mineable underground deposits. This chuubanite-made sugar is ultrafine, actually being light enough to float up with evaporated water and turn the rain and mountain snows slightly sweet. As a result of the sugar everywhere, Luknights have also long ago evolved a very strong resistance to diabetes.

The primary crop of the south river basin province, Lunanora, is a specially bred cold-resistant sugar cane. This particular variant gets its resistance by growing its sugar on the outside as insulation, which ends up making them look like candy canes. This is shaved off by farmer-naitos, and sold as a luxury export as Candy Kingdom's main source of income. Up north, a few of these candy canes can still survive, but it is often too cold even for them to be farmed.

In the southeast province, Walanana, the 'Bunaitos' ranch livestock, mainly domesticated Luboars, and grow onions and herbs for sauces. Cotton candy tumbleweeds and apple trees also grow here, and the 'Bunaitos' who ranch other animals mainly do so for the naturally sweet milk. Candy Kingdom cows' milk also takes on the flavor of what they are fed.

In the southwest province, the economy is overwhelmingly mining based. The region is just too rocky for agriculture of any kind, but thankfully much of the ore is edible candy material. There are also chewy, sweet lichen that resemble gummy candy. These lichen must be trimmed from time to time, as they are known to reanimate corpses of large animals and cause havoc in order to spread itself. The youth are told to be wary of so-called "gummy bears" lurking in the highest regions. Sweet herbs also grow here.

>>23056401
Sweet onions? Lunaitos must make some bangin' onion soup. Perfect for those cold nights too.

>>23056401
>>22935204

The northwestern and mideastern provinces, Menthora and Ringora, are similarly mountainous. Ringora is a religious Nnaaaist province with some military bases, while Menthora is more a mix of mining and mild agriculture. Many sweet herbs and berries such as mint and cranberries grow here and are harvested. Lollipop-like trees grow here. There are also quite a few lakes in Menthora, where the gummy lichen has been introduced into the lakes, resulting in fishable "Lunish Fish".

The final northeastern province is Nanoramune, where the economy is derived from the northern coast. Fishing, trading, and even a little tourism are the industries here. In terms of life, it's not much different from Menthora, with lollipop trees, berries and herbs. Lu-horses also tend to run wild in the rural areas here, the only wild ones in the Kingdom.

Sana is about to stream more Kirby in less than half an hour if anyone is interested.

how is this for a basic draft?

/omesis/

A very seperate development from the ancient original Four Kings culture, the Sorority Omega was overlooked in the classic age, but being minor served to be a blessing: After the fall of the Four, the Omegans that descended from the sorority had strayed from the original core of civilization, and thus survived. The Omegans were a learned and inquisitive people, and had a plethora of odd knowledges and sciences they practiced.
Seeing ground-borne life was a bit more savage, The Omegans took to hot air balloning. Their desire to flee into the sky grew, so that in the present, many hot air ballons are clustered together suspending large living platforms underneath. Though this greatly limits what they can develop, they have their hands in every craft they can. Their lighter than air existence means they have to master navigation, weather-lore, as well as ropework and repair.
Being a civilization on the wind, they often journey to the ground for resources. though they can lower ropes, nothing beats findign a moment of peace and open ground to touchdown for a few hours, maybe a day. When on the ground, the Omegan's don't waste time, and will trade or harvest what they need to keep their skyborne civilization going.
The Omegans primarily practice chemistry, woodcrafting, and courier messaging. Their foods are limited to poultry, mushrooms, and whatever grains they can trade from their trips to the ground below. They can grow limited spices and onions in the limited soil troughs onbard the platforms, but most of their serious food has to be taken off the ground or netted from the sea. Culturally, they are resource managers: nothing can be wasted if it can be helped.
The Omegan art of war tends to be minimal. They run from what they can. Their warriors are primarily archers, though they also use smoke and decoys as often as possible. Living onboard an airborne platform restricts heavy weapons and makes armor negligible. On the good side, Omegan arrowheads tend to be really ingenious, often carrying poison, sleep, or some other special quality.

>>23058687
sadly, that...needed reddit spacing.

>>23058721
He could just double space between paragraphs. Reddit spacing is double spacing between every sentence.

>>23058687
Hot air balloon nation? Kino. Learning about a new general. I've never noticed it in the catalog.

>>23058687
>>23061018
wouldnt a pre holoniji /jp/ era civ have more forbidden tech?

we need a list of actual names for nations. Thus far we have:
-Sakuran, /miko/
-Autokratoria tis Enotis (constitutional union of Lampardáleos and Paralírima), /clg/ + /pcg/ respectively
-Candy Kingdom /luna/

And that's it. Care to give some other names?

>>23061318
Hmm I haven't seen any discussion of WH40k-style superior ancestor technology, the far past seems to be presumed to be more primitive. But that might just be my impression. What kind of tech do you have in mind?

>>23061467
Arcane antedeluvian Atlantis-Lemuria lost civ magitek
Like, stable teleportation, levitation, wireless telecommunication

>>23061984
lot of that just hits the limit on allowed tech, it's not like the romans had better technology compared to medieval kingdoms.

>>23062120
But these are pre-split cultures, mythical stufs of legends
Surely they still have some advanced tech

>>23062214
i feel like there are better ways of implementing legendary stuffs other than giving them high-tech

>>23061450
/suisei/'s nation is called Hoshiyomia and /who/'s lore posts all refer to itself as the Owl Republic in one form or another. I can't remember if any other nations have named themselves off the top of my head.

>>23061467
>>23061318
I was envisioning something like OTL-progression with a bit of schizo tech and sci fi thrown in.

First, a Stone Age hunter gatherer period. Humanity and our associate races are seeded upon this world in a primitive, naked state. We did not evolve. A precursor race who is not represented on the world did so for a reason that we would best never confirm. No concept of culture, language in its infancy, bands of more than 30-50 are extremely rare and only truly possible in the most sheltered of the middle-latitude river valleys.

Second, somebody discovers agriculture. Small villages begin arising, but if more than 200-odd people/sapients gather in a place, it's in separate towns and only sparingly. People move out of the river valleys and beaches, with oasis towns and mining camps showing up...

As we enter the Bronze Age and the very first political hierarchies and formal city-states. Sophisticated earthen brick walls ring strong settlements on the plains and valleys, with more mountainous areas relying upon unmortared stone walls defending powerful acropoli. Important states at this time are /ukiyo-e/, /shungo/, /pin-up/, /cartoon/, /live tv/. (These are all precursor mediums to manga and anime, and then vtubing. They do not represent actual threads.) The ethnic groups and their languages in this period no longer exist, they morph, get subsumed and do their own assimilating before we enter our Iron Age.

Massive steppe and overseas migration begins shuffling the socio-linguistic landscape of the world. As our Iron Age begins, the major linguistic families begin forming and the roots of world cultures take their most primordial shape. At the beginning of our "Classical" age, there are four dominant polities. /animango/, /cgi/, /porn/, /celebrities/. As international cross-cultural contact intensifies, the middle classical period sees the big 4 collapse with certain bits of each getting remixed into new forms, and more sophisticated and refined identities. Among the most successful of these are /idols/, /hentai/, /streaming/, /cgl/, and, perhaps most importantly, /vocaloid/. /vocaloid/ = extended high water mark of the Roman Republic here.

As Republic morphs into Empire, we start seeing the early Principate, up until the reign of Nerva. This is the Kizuna Ai, 774, and Four Kings Era. The rest of the classical Roman Empire period until Diocletian = Sora's Christmas Stream up until the announcement of HoloEN. Vandals sack Rome and the last bits of the West are Syagrius and Julius Nepos = the shake up and creation of /vt/, the beginning of our medieval Era.

Next, we have to establish that a society of space-faring humans with an established colonial arm, be it public, corporate, or grassroots (perhaps more than one) exists, spawning that which became /nasa/ and possibly /vspo/ in shipwreck accidents.

Thus is the groundwork for the current state of the world laid.

>>23062821
>>23061984
>>23062120
>>23062214
Do note that in many ways barring whatever the benefits of urbanization (namely a money economy, but Near Eastern conceits of civilization never got a chance to go more than skin deep beyond the Alps and as such, Christianity and heavy infantry are basically the only Greco-Oriental institutions to last beyond the death of Charlemagne) were, the medieval period OTL was more advanced than the classical period. Better plows for agriculture. Feudalism strangely made enforcement of laws easier and defending areas less expensive. Public healthcare in the Islamic world was excellent prior to the collapse of the Mongol Khaganate. Judaism in Khazaria experienced a cultural revival. The Northern European plains and rivers were opened up to more trade as more lands became Christianized and put under the till. We see the rise of the Italian poleis as the kinds of mercantile-focused states that simply did not exist in the classical period. The mobilization of armies for purely religious reasons across the Mediterranean world was a new phenomenon--it takes A LOT of institutional sophistication to get a sedentary people, and the military class of more than one people, to draw steel against another for reasons other than "we want the Saracen's/Frank's pile of shinies".

So, it's not like we need to weave in a societal collapse to mark the transitions between eras and the /jp/ to /vt/ fracturing.

>>23062214
Instead of implementing this with higher tech, I'd give them more potent chuubanite powers. Current day nations have stuff like injury regeneration, strengthened skeletons, accelerated plant growth. Maybe those ancient civs can have more showy powers, but also more primitive technology.

>>23062821
I dig it. We should make a nice, proper timeline once the year vote is complete.

>>23064250
I'd say they already have that covered with the whole floating city motif. It's definitely not feasible to do this irl, so there must be chuubanite powering the system on some level.

How does a city float in the sky? There's two things I can think of: Either the cities are made from materials lighter than air to keep them bouyant or they have propulsion mechanisms that direct energy constantly to keep the cities afloat.

>>23066750
CATCH A RIIIIDE

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Greetings gentlemen. How is everyone?

>>23071423
Thinking of colours and magic effects. Do you think it's possible for chuubanite to power things like night vision and sound suppression?

>>23066750
Part of the issue was that chuubanite is used as a way to allow the lesser technological nations to catch up and fight off any attempts at their independence, although, if it's ancient legendary events it goes out the window as "unneeded". If so, then I can only ask we are very careful with escalation and don't try to abuse the existance of precedents

>>23071423
Good! I just spent the whole day folding pleats and tying virtual ribbons, shit was fun but also the bane of my existence.
I think I'm almost happy with it, will tweak some folds, and then I gotta put her in an action pose, and get the accessories in.
Hmm, and decide if I want to model her hair... Hair is tough.

>>23073780
>Not visible armpits
I thought this was the 2hu board

>>23073947
I think you can catch a glimpse through the upper arm windows if she lifts her arms, will have to test.

>>23071423
I got addicted to Minecraft again.
Also tinkering with some miscellaneous Rosebuta works.

>>23075192
Minecraft's pretty nice! Speaking of which, would /rose/ be interested in importing dye?

>>23078630
Sure! Dyes sound pretty useful to me, especially since we like to look nice.

>>23079757
What's your sources of dye? Are there specific animals, plants, and minerals that enable manufacture of specific pigments? How much do they tend to fetch on the open market? What kind of technical expertise is required? How much royal/imperial/federal control is imposed over the natural resources that the dye is dependent upon?

If, say, murex snails (which produce a range of reds and purples), how close to the coast are your factories? Do you have preservation methods outside of chuubanite shenanigans to keep the dyes fresh?

>>23079757
That's what I assume as well!
For the colour of the dyes, I think we have a good chunk of the spectrum covered, although the most notable ones (presumably also the most valuable ones) would be cochineal (crimson - where the red in redcoat is from, funnily enough, although it also comes in other shades of red, pink, orange, and purple depending on the mordant used), wild indigo (indigo, naturally, although it also comes in lighter shades of blue), and logwood (purple in natural form, but most commonly used to make durable black dye with iron as mordant, or purple when mixed with cochineal). Green is also possible by mixing blue and yellow (from marigold, also available) if you want to full Rosemi colour set.
Speaking of which (in a less abrupt transition than my previous post), what kind of cloth does /rose/ use? We know leather is available as a material (not technically cloth, but I digress), but what kind of plant/animal do Rusebuta get their clothes from?

>>23066750
Bioshock's Columbiaa use quantum levitation ie force matter to stay within a specific height
Maybe use that with vtubium?

>>23080565
TOO MANY WORDS MY BRAIN HURTS AAAAA
Honestly we have a wide variety of plant life that we grow and probably a good bit of minerals too? I'm not too familiar on what makes different dyes and I think most would just be made like however ancient civilizations did it, we aren't advanced enough for factories or anything. Assuming dyes are kept fresh by being frozen, we'd just store them in the colder parts of our country.
I can't imagine there being much control imposed over resources since /rose/ is pretty happy to share amongst itself when it comes to resources.
Open market I have no idea about, /rose/ is still working off of a trade system with bits of metal or rosestone being the sort of equivalent of coins for them.
>>23080707
MORE WORDS I DON'T UNDERSTAND HELP ME
Those colors sound good to me! Also I might just be retarded and can't tell shit, but are you another Rosebud? I hardly see other anons posting Rosemi here so I'm confused.
/rose/ uses a lot of leathers and wool (usually their own, since Sunwalkers produce it to a degree during winter), but maybe they also use cotton? I'm not to familiar with clothing, to be honest, but there's a good chance they could grow some plants like cotton, in their underground gardens. At the very least they do get leather from polar bears and such, while getting wool from themselves. A bit weird wearing your own fur, but hey it works.

>>23082218
That's the power of autism, my delicious friend.
Dye in their dry form can last for a long time, although it helps to keep them away from direct heat and light. Air-tight containers also help. Given /rose/'s environment, you can probably keep dye fresh for a long time as long as you don't put it directly on a rosestone or something.
As for cotton, it's mostly a tropical plant, which means it can't really tolerate frost, and requires a combination of high temperature (above 15°C for it to sprout, above 20°C for growth, ideally 30-35°C), plenty to light, as well as a lot of water (at least 8,000 l of water per 1 kg of cotton, in some places it can go up to 22,500 l). That's why IRL it's famously grown in southern US (and require a lot of cheap labour to process it), and why (mostly dry) Central Asia's attempt to grow a lot of cotton absolutely screws over the local environment.
For /rose/, though, a combination of rosestone and melted permafrost should allow it to be grown underground, since it's apparently not very demanding in terms of soil nutrients.
I do like Rosemi, but my schedule isn't very compatible with her streaming schedule, so I won't say I'm really a Rosebud
>A bit weird wearing your own fur, but hey it works.
Not weird at all for us...

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Have another bump before I go to sleep.

Bumping with some shower thoughts:
>Since one of the known effects of chuubanite in general is causing linear acceleration, what if a chuubanite-infused glyph is tattooed/scarred into the body, so that the wearer can activate it to make jumps that would normally be impossible? Similarly, having a similar glyph on the arms might allow the user to deal heavier blows through it.
>Somewhat related to the above, can controlled muscle twitches be used to activate chuubanite insertion, similar to how some prosthetics can be controlled that way IRL?
>Would chuubanite being in the body be more effective in influencing biological functions with its passive function than simply wearing the material in question?

>>22956059
Vote has concluded, and the results are recorded: https://rentry.org/np9ke
tl;dr:
>Current year is 1120 VTE
>/mion/ is now /okfams/
>Duck is now /pagi/
>/corpo/ is now /aa/
>/ñ/, /ccu/, /gorls/ needs revote (next round?)
For the anon maintaining https://vtwbg.github.io/, please implement the aforementioned changes when available, thanks.

>>23090029
>>Somewhat related to the above, can controlled muscle twitches be used to activate chuubanite insertion, similar to how some prosthetics can be controlled that way IRL?
I think /rbc/ golems might do something like that.
>>Would chuubanite being in the body be more effective in influencing biological functions with its passive function than simply wearing the material in question?
That would make sense. If there's any precedent for it, it would probably be in /meat/'s lore.

>>23096246
Are /rbc/ cyborgs or androids in regards to their golem parts?

>tfw our main vtuber got her channel nuked again
>>23096246
It's meant for /meat/ lore after all
Basically researching ritual scarification for /meat/ risuners led to me thinking if the rest of /meat/ adopted the same technique they used. While it's still aesthetic to have trinkets and (especially) armour made of human body parts, having the chuubanite embedded onto one's skin would be more effective than simply wearing them (and having a permanent pattern allows more functions than simply eating chuubanite meat... although it might be useful in replenishing it), so some people would opt for that process as well. It'll be most useful when it comes to people who need a consistent buff that can't afford to fail (and can afford the procedure), or when they expect the possibility of being caught without them. Some of them might also be useful for individuals who have to travel light and (ironically) not show any /meat/ accessories on them.

>>23097351
Last we heard from their rep, they were opting for being on the more fully robotic side of things iirc.
>>23098559
This brings up the question of how long chuubanite lasts. Once it's put to use in the human body, would it be a permanent boost or would it only last XX years before becoming an inert rock weighing you down?

>>23098995
Based on established chuubanite properties, they'll naturally lost their power over time (obvious faster when more frequent use), so unless you're shoving very large chunks into the body, it likely won't be permanent. Depending on use case, though, some might be long enough for the entire career. Otherwise, they'll need to reinsert the chuubanite-enriched material inside them again (redo tattoo or cut open the scars - the former is probably more frequent since tattoo tend to have less inserted substance than, say, hypertrophic scar caused by packing) if they want to continue harnessing the benefits.
Another possible route I can think of would be eating chuubanite-infused material and letting it get into your system to replenish the used chuubanite juice or something. Kind of like how certain body parts of yours are more likely to accumulate things like iodine and lead, but actually helpful in this case.

>>23099233
not that anon, but how about the scars are just glyphs, so they allow for more programmability, but the best way to administer it is still orally.

>>23099340
The nature of glyphs is somewhat ambiguous in the rentry - we know it being inscribed on chuubanite allows specific functions when activated, but we don't know if it has to be inscribed directly on the chuubanite or not (such as the case when the chuubanite is in your system). We also don't know if you can arrange the chuubanite into the glyphs themselves (as in the case for my proposed chuubanite tattoo/scar). I personally interpret it as that the glyph must be on the chuubanite somehow, either carved on it or made in its form (basically like electric circuits or Minecraft redstone).
As for how to replenish used chuubanite (or its juice), I did suggest that eating chuubanite might do that, which can make the tattoo/scars functional longer. That said, in such case, I think it's probably still a relatively slow process, so while a minor passive buff can be sustained indefinitely through regular ingestion, you'll still need to redo it if you burn through the power too quickly for your body to absorb and deliver the chuubanite back to them. I think it poses a nice balance for the system while also fitting with /meat/'s theme.

>>23092545
https://vtwbg.github.io/ should now be up to date.

>>23100072
Thanks for the help!

Also forgot to say: if anyone want to take over voting duties for the next round, feel free to tell us. I've been doing that long enough

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slow day... slow thread... comf...

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I'm new, I'll lurk untill I know what's happening

>>23106980
Welcome! Feel free to ask if you have any questions!

>>23106980
Welcome home deadbeat, check out the lore entries in the OP for a good primer on what we do. This is the overview for /morig/: https://rentry.org/puuqw .
We also have have short stories, especially ones where the generals interact with each other. This is the most recent of involving deadbeats. https://rentry.org/zb89s

>>23034780
Oi worldfags, for a world building thread you are quite behind major vt events.
>/pcg/ movement in the small corpo continent, first victim /clg/
>/tsun/ dissolves
>holo residents living rent free in nijiland's head cities
>/wvt/ leaks
>/#/ dipping in skynet magic leading to 3-day extinction
>I was expecting you've already discussed on what happens once mikhail del gato has arisen but alas nothing has changed.
I guess the time for conquest is at hand.

>>23108889
A lot of us are feeble-minded holofags, all the tsunderia stuff has kind of passed me by. Is /tsun/ going through a URSS-style breakup?

>>23108992
More like brexit-style

>>23108889
our worldbuilding doesn't have to follow events as they occur. we can talk about past, present, and future as it conveniences us.

>>23110118
I mean, ideally it would be nice if we had writeups from the current important happenings. But it's hard to stay on top of that if we on't have people from the relevant fanbases.

>>23110531
Case in point: /kr/ just finished its transition as a general Korean VTuber thread by dropping the "Nijisanji" from its title, and I know for a fact no-one from there participates in this.

>>23108992
/tsun/fag tourist here that occasionally checks this thread since it's a fun idea. What's happening to /tsun/ might be better compared to the collapse of the Roman Empire. The individual chuubas that are going indie are the western successor kingdoms with the ones that are still in the company comparable to the Byzantines maybe. For now >we intend to keep the thread going, under a new name if need be. At that point I guess it would be a confederation of some sort rather than a unified state? Tsunderia already had the kingdom motif so I guess the break up is into various duchies, counties, and/or city states.

>>23108889
Gee it's almost as if we only have the same people in here and nobody else wanted to join!

>>23113384
Sheesh, no need to blame 'em anon, you need a special kind of autism for this stuff. And we don't advertise much. Getting the first anon from a new general is difficult, because coming into a thread as an outsider to recruit is kind of a bad look, but people don't tend to want to enter new generals that aren't connected to their vtubers.

For the anon who was worried about it, I can confirm pits are visible with appropriate posing.

>>23113904
Not gonna lie, it would be nice if we have more new people join us in the fun. They don't even have to be all serious about worldbuilding and stuff, even just dropping by and making posts related to their threads like the /vt/ tower thread (before the jannies nuked that, kind of odd considering they haven't troubled this thread so far) would be nice.

>>23116025
Time to crowdfund a 4chan advertisement. We can get a couple of days for a hundred bucks.

>>23115733
sugoi, the 2hu's would be proud

>>23116140
let me organize it, I totally won't run with the money

>>23115733
Excellent...

Uhhh, guys
I think /meat/ just declared total war on sanity

>>23118025
In other news, rain is wet.

>>23118025
>just

Im still shocked that /meat/ just hit normalfag internet circles
Godspeed you people. Hope your chuubas are spared

>>23118025
I need a tl;dr, I don't go out of my split and here.

>>23120045
>https://twitter.com/vt_kek
Normalfag twitter sharing /vt/ content as shitposts turned /meat/ into a lolcow
Normalfags discovered our chuubas
Conma made a vagina stapling ryona challenge yesterday
Normalfags dicovered that
It all comes tumbling down

>>23120194
Oh. My condolences.

>>23120194
I thought the comma thing was common knowledge at this point, regardless, I doubt anything will come out of it considering /meat/ is dead half the time.

>>23120549
For us, not much
It's the chuuba's safety Im worried about
I just hope the normalfags stop bothering her or the others like Akira

On the bright side
It's fun watching mainstream Holoniggers breaking down discovering ryona/guro chuubas
hehehhhihhiheieheheiheieHeHEHEHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>23120855
I got in too late to see the pic, I feel like I missed a piece of history.

i feel bad for /meat/. for all the weird shit they're into they are far from the worst community in vtubing, and even far from the worst people on this board

>>23121025
https://bokasitter.net/p/3ae8f07205ad4e6a8634be293b7ff0d6
jannies BTFO

>>23121115
Not as bad as I thought, but I definitely had a "what did I expect" moment opening this.

>>23121036
They initiate you with kindness and just if you ask instead of going on holy schizo crusades like the mainstream fandoms. They've the moral high ground in that respect.

>>23121036
I didnt even knew /meat/ got turned into a lolcow until now
They didnt asked to breach containment

>>23120855
You would think at least some of them would be more receptive to the idea of vtuber stapling her cunt to make it inaccessible.

>>23121025
The original link's still up, check the archive if you want to see it. Comma said she'll be compiling it on her site soon (TM) too.

>>23121254
>normalfags get introduced to her site
>sees the thumbtacks, razors, and bugs experiment
Thank you, Conma-chan. For waking up the mainstream communities.

>>23098995
I suppose it makes sense /rbc/'s people are manufactured androids. As long as you take care of them with a good supply of parts androids golems can last forever.

Update from /meat/
We are currently on Defcon 2, preparing for the worst.
Our civilian populace are now in the underground temples
Our clergy and scholars are trying their hardest to interpret and translate every latest revelations from the Heavenly Realm
Akira's connection being severed (youtube banned) and Dentata's exposure to the other pantheons happening at the same time is not something we are ready for.
May the gods protect you.

>>23122220
Akira is coming back though, right?

>>23122313
She is. But not soon
Being the de-facto head of ryona vtubers she's the one keeping the balance

Oh yeah
/meat/'s theme right now
https://youtu.be/sP-8GwQzq8I

>>23122313
As always. Unlike the other gods, death and rebirth is just part of our gods' routine. At least unless she has another menhera breakdown and actually go through it
IC jokes aside, she has a pretty decent presence on other sites like booth and fanbox, so getting her youtube channel nuked hurt, but it's not too fatal... I hope.

>>23122524
I have a theory
Akira just revealed she had a new nipple piercing
You think that coincided with the time she joked about suicide? The pain being too much for her too handle?

>>23122510
>link
Oddly fitting. I can imagine /meat/ supersoldiers and vikings already marching in defense

>>23122590
Doubt that; it's pretty mild considering the kinds of things she has done. This revelation of accessories can be useful for our people to imitate, though...

>>23082218
I specifically mention factories because the production of dye DID require massive factories with the ability to process tens of thousands of pounds of raw material for a relatively small finished dye mass--all to a precise formula. These were present before the days of Alexander the Great, and the ancients did have methods for "this is renewable but a slow hassle", and "fuck it, just crush the damn stuff even if it's a one-shot", which, apparently, requires more biological knowledge than you think. We've only JUST rediscovered the specific blue dye the Torah apparently prescribes for clerical garments, and the specific formulas the pre-Columbian Nahua and the pre-1204 Greeks liked to use for those "imperial" purple garments--they required knowledge of how to process two different kinds of snails!

Factories in the pre-industrial sense simply refer to a large, often-walled compound dedicated to processing a single product or small range of closely related products. Even if it's just buying it up from locals and selling it to buyers back in Europe Nutmeg and mace in the East Indies. Slaves in the Senegambia. Iron in the Baltic. The Dutch, I think, set up a onions sauce factory in Japan. Jewels or opium in India. So on and so forth. Even the rather primitive Bronze Age tribes of Sardinia in their nuraghes may have had such factories for dye production. We know the Minoans probably incorporated sea snail farming into their dye factories.

Dye has the potential to be a very high-powered and sophisticated pre-industrial sector of your economy with extensive documentation on both the societal and economic impact it has.

>>23124640
You just need patience to farm snails and cochineals

>>23108889
https://rentry.org/utkae
I covered the /pcclg/ thing, but I'm not touching /tsun/ until after everyone graduates and shit. Right now, we have the dynamic and domineering King Glaucus of /tsun/ dying and leaving no clear successor. Perhaps the realm fractures into a series of statelets, into which /pcclg/ (Autokratoria tis Enotis) may seek to move.

>>23113160
We over at /pcg/+/clg/ kind of took the alt-Byzantines stance. But history is playing out slightly differently for THIS ersatz Byzantium. In this world, after /clg/ got pressed on all sides like the Roman Empire of the 12th and 13th centuries did, our equivalent of George Mouzalon *won*. The regional aristocrats got completely clamped by a revived thematic army of native soldiery lead by a meritocratic officer corps, and sweeping proto-modern reforms got put through. The Empire reunifies a bit on schedule and eventually reclaims the heartland equivalent of Hellas+Macedonia+Anatolia+Albania+Antioch+Bulgaria.

You guys over at /tsun/ might be closer, perhaps, to late-Tang China? Or pre-100-years-war France? Whatever's left after the shakeup = Ile d'France. Yeah. If anybody (barring your remainers and Yuuna of course) ends up with Fishman, I'll write lore accordingly. Not holding my breath on that though..

>>23080565
I know it isn't directed to me, but...
From what I found, /meat/ should have a decent chunk of the spectrum covered, although the most prominent ones would probably be red (cochineals), blue (wild indigo/anil) and black (logwood). Kind of a funny coincidence too when I read about the color pie...
Mesoamerican cultures are known to use murex snails for purple dye, and Maya/Aztecs might have access to two kinds of them from both coasts of the isthmus (Plicopurpura patula and Plicopurpura pansa), although there're apparently some disagreement on which one (if not both) they use for their dye. Logwood can also be used as a purple/lavender dye, but apparently it's not very lightfast compared with either murex purple or logwood black.

>>23125275
Complete break of central authority and devolution into warring kingdoms is a bit like China and Japan isn't it?

>>23125419
Slugma IS Chinese, right?

>>23125456
slugma balls lmao

>>23125419
>>23125275
Or just radio silence

>>23080565
what if giant blue snails that live in the mediterranian coasts that make a nice purple when smashed like hexaplex trunculus???

>>23125275
I expect a more historical Byzantium scenario for /tsun/ unfortunately. But the main thing that really made me think of the fall of Rome and specifically the western states was the fact that they all still felt somewhat unified by the idea of Rome, even if it was gone. The talents that left Tsunderia aren't on bad terms so there is still that idea there. That's the feeling among /tsun/ at least. >We intend on keeping the thread as-is apart from maybe a name change even if the company just dissolves. Not sure what kind of implications that would have for this thread's worldbuilding, I was just trying to throw out an approximate example.

>>23126827
Maybe less of a warlord-era and more of a parliament/senate collapse?
I mean, the chuubas are gods in a pantheon so in this scenario a peak in heretical activities

>>23126827
>>23126910
I think it's more like a collapse of central government without the breakaway states actually being at each other's throats. Historical examples are rare because usually the former doesn't happen without the latter. I guess the closest would be how the British Empire gradually transform into the Commonwealth? Not sure if there are RL examples of monarchies imploding into a federation of something

>>23127006
Yea the Commonwealth might be a good example but even then doesn't quite get it right just since even the Commonwealth at least pretends to have the same Queen and such.
>>23126910
If we're going down the heresy route then I guess it would be fragmentation into individual cults based on the fact that the head diety, Urara, just up and vanished. But because the cults were all friendly with each other, there's no real reason to not continue cooperation and friendly relations for mutual defense. And no one inside /tsun/ would want to mess with Amiya's /meat/-tier cult anyway.

>>23127285
>Amiya worshippers seen taking ships to /meat/

>>23127317
New meat...
Didn't know Amiya actually has a cult. Is she actually /meat/-related or just fellow cult leaders?

>>23127380
She does /meat/ baits, like Gura and Mumei talking about eating people
But not full out fetish

>>23127317
Amiya's cultists already have outposts in /vrt/ and Anya-Petra.
Those ships are invasion or colonization ships not refugees or immigrants.
>>23127380
Amiya doesn't explicitly do anything /meat/ related but her fans make it seem like it. Both in the sense of wanting to beat and eat Amiya but also to be beaten and eaten by Amiya. They briefly even mentioned all fighting each other just for the chance to fight Ami and probably be killed by her. Ami might also browse the threads and lean into some things the thread talks about.

>>23127500
>>23127514
Thanks for the recommendations, will check her out

>>23115733
>that tenting

>>23115733
wew lad

>>23127808
Not the best location but still good enough

nuevo iztatetl: >>23128094