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- Troy: "Happy go lucky" and also chill – my first thought was a black bear. While it is true: They are giant predators. I also seen them totally relaxed, clumsy and carefree. My second thought is a cricket, based on the fairy tale The Cricket and the Ant. Last idea: penguin. Because why not?

- Glauco: Red design and explosive goes well with a fire ant. Being bright is rather less ideal for this animal. Second idea: Spotted-eagle ray. The long pigtail also could work as a scorpion.

- Owen: Silent, stubborn and kind could work for a cloven-hoofed animal. Maybe a pack animal like a mule. A stag is also an option. The stubborn trait is something which works for birds of prey (right now Owen literally looks like he's watching someone from above).

As you know: Assigning types of animals to human being is my profession. Let's see…

The defensive qualities of the water element are no exception in my novel either. However, while it is true that water can be used as a healing tool, it also pierces through enemy forces with brutal ferocity. 2/2

I'm doing that for a living. ;)

Speaking from experience, pawing barefoot through the seasons: Make sure it's a golden autumn day and not too damp outside. Wet leaves can be super slippery.

It's a nice distraction, and it feels natural. Authentic. Let teens be teens from time to time. Naturally, the focus remains on the things that really matter: world events, local challenges and what the future holds. But all of this is discussed in a relaxed atmosphere. Again: It feels authentic.

I love these accessories. Good choice!

I'm not a festival person. I want to finish the meta events as fast as possible to spend my time somewhere else. Working on world completion (73 %), playing some Silksong and continuing my proofreading. Will be busy enough with GW 2 when the new expansion drops.

And I'm already done. See you next year.