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Eutectika continued on her way through the winding streets of the central part of Byssys. This area, in the heart of the metropolis, was her favorite place to walk. The buildings here, as if growing out of the water, resembled coral reefs. Their architecture had smooth lines and natural shapes, like the elusive traces of river currents. Many of the houses were covered in soft moss that radiated light at night, and the windows overlooked the water's smooth surface into the vast forest. ...

Matthias walked a little behind, his body raising a cloud of dust with each step, but his presence did not disturb the harmony of the night. Raeve knew that enemies might lurk in this silence, and his hearing was at the ready. In the desert, even the rustle of a grain of sand could mean something far more dangerous.- Are you sure the raiders are here? - Raeve asked without turning to his companion.- Yes. I've seen them. They're holed up near the water source. Ready to ...

In the Pangaea Desert, where the vast sands met the blue sky, stood the city of Rhiza. It was nearly the only oasis on the entire planet Capricorn-13, and its inhabitants were accustomed to hot days that sometimes reached unbearable temperatures. Rare flowers grew here among the cacti and palm trees, adding a bit of picturesqueness to this harsh place.Raeve sat on a stone step, leaning against the wall of one of the houses. The sun was already beginning to set, and a warm, almost ...

Karmster walked along the dark path, lulled by the quiet rustle of the leaves. Every now and then she stopped, looking around, her gaze searching hard for dark silhouettes that might be lurking in the night. There was always something unusual to be found in these woods, and her companion, a Byun named Mrua, was always wary of every movement around her. Mrua usually moved silently, gliding down the trail with the ease of feline creatures, but now something made her hesitate.Karmste...

Karmster enjoyed every step along the shore of Carina Cove. The sand beneath her feet was soft and warm, and the fresh breeze brought the smell of the ocean mixed with the subtle scent of wet greenery. It was a bright summer day, and the water glistened in the sunlight like it was covered in tiny diamonds. She loved these moments, when she could explore the shores in peace, forgetting worries and just absorbing the energy of this majestic place. But something soon caught her attention....

The fog still floated over the ancient gorge, as if holding the Sanctuary captive in its silent cover. The day, filled with anticipation and a light breeze, flowed slowly and leisurely, carried only by the quiet sounds of nature. But beneath this seeming peace lurked an ancient mystery, a ruin hidden at the foot of the cliffs, beckoning few daredevils. Karmster walked along the narrow path leading to the remnants of civilization, her white hair waving in the breeze and her blue-purple ...

Day 13Today I had the opportunity to meet Veron. How strange and yet incredible it was to come face to face with this creature I had heard so much about, but had never seen in person before.I was wandering through the hills looking for herbs and berries for home picking when I noticed a huge dark figure in the distance. At first my heart sank - the creature looked majestic and intimidating. Its dark brown fur, which fell in soft waves across its chest, looked so thick ...

Day 37How incredibly I missed this beach! Snowshell Reef is so...alive. From the moment I set foot on this sand in the morning, I feel like everything around me is pulsing under my hooves: the scent of freshness and salt in the air, and the splash of waves in the distance.I set up my camp next to the pier. A small crate of supplies and an old wooden barrel found nearby were my shelter from the wind. The warm sand feels good under my hooves, especially on clear days lik...

Day 49 Today I went on my little journey through the swamps again in hopes of finding Dusky Diam, a plant I've heard so much about. It's not that rare, and yes, the marshes of Capricorn-13 are not the nicest place to be, but it was worth the attempt. Its petals, coated in a viscous, soapy liquid, are said to be perfect for cleaning. I came across a few native plants last time, but none of them were what I was looking for. Wading through the thick, murky water, I moved cautiously...