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Published: 2016-05-02 15:33:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 712; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 2
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Featuring: Inatisha and Feu
Spring, 764 of the New Age
Silverthorne, Silver Vale
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Soldier frens Ina and Feu having come soldier fun!
Collab with mah luv, Nikki148 - thanks a lot, dear. <3
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Dang stags look weird without their antlers...you know I always wonder why no doe has ever pointed this out when making a stand for female rights. True I know the antlers grow back soon enough, but for a brief period most stags go bald (except for those does with horns)...it is something that caught my attention one day.
But I hope to RP with Ina someday, I've fallen in love with Kipande...so here's to hoping that the other sister will be even more wonderful.
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Did I just now find this? Please, please, please throw any character at me for Inatisha! She's getting old, she needs more friendsΒ
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Want to do some Ina-Riva RP? We need to get these ladies up and moving. I need to get Rivaleth's stats up (and also Kleintjie, so if you have any GM or wouldn't mind a chat with a tainted doe).
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Haha, like they do IRl. ;3
I guess, because it very likely would end up thrown down very, very quickly. XD
There are many fawnlings in Silverthorne living after traditional values and since they're also a very superstitious people, I believe change is something they generally prefer not to happen.
A doe, who would try to start an open movement against the rule of stags, would likely be punished and/or exiled faster than she knew.
Does lose their horns too, like stags. ;3
It's only tusks that stay all year long, but fawnlings also have very sharp hooves and teeth, so they also have other means of defending themselves. ;3
Yeah, do it! Nikki is a very sweet person and Ina is a great character!
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??? How does a horn shed? Does it act like antlers and returns the same way? Or...what?
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It's no horn, it's just a straight antler really, it falls off like every other antler. ;3
The next summer it grows back in, yes.
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