fifth head owlet- wolf

Lee Berman · 10 Apr 2013, 13:28 · from 2013-April.txt.gz

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From: severiansola at hotmail.com (Lee Berman)
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2013 09:28:41 -0400
Subject: (urth) fifth head owlet- wolf
Message-ID: <BLU175-W25E3084A64355DD7CAB566CFC70 at phx.gbl>

>Marc Aramini: Holy crap the mother of cedar branches waving plants her daughter after 
>the birth so that the sun drenched sand energies get to her on the second page of "a story"
>brushing the sunny sand over her feet and digging deep enough to get nutrient sand over her legs. 

Good catch, Marc. It fits in with your "relaxation model" The abos being a closer approximation to earth humans than shadow children, so what came before shadow children?

As the Old Wise One remembers-  "We were mostly long, and lived in holes between the roots of trees". 

Could suggest a plant-like origin or perhaps fungi is a better analogy as this species leans toward the parasitic rather than primary producer niche.

Speaking of parasites, this certainly does seem to be echoed in Inhumi evolution.  There is the suggestion that before they were the parasitic reptilians (who reproduce amphibiously) they had a parasitic vine existence. Had you considered your relaxation model to help us understand Inhumi also?

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