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[[File:Eilumescian pride flag.jpg|thumb|Eilumescian flag by Reign of the breadsticcs]] |
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'''Eilumescian''' is a gender in the [[Sylvian System]], one of the four [[The Nature Systems|Nature Systems]]. It is a gender which is both connected to forests, deep naturecore, and their overall aesthetics but which has a specific and strong connection to otherworldly and/or mythological forests. One may feel like their gender is specifically related to mythological forests or a specific part of them. For example, someone may feel that their gender is related to mythological forests if their gender feels deeply [[naturecoric]] but also feels distant, unique, foreign, and mystical. Eileumescian people can have any alignment and/or no alignment, and depending on what alignment they have, they could use another term from the [[Sylvian System]] to describe themselves. For example, an eilumescian person who is [[fiaspec]] could say they're [[Mistian|mistic]] eleumescian, from [[mistian]]. |
'''Eilumescian''' is a gender in the [[Sylvian System]], one of the four [[The Nature Systems|Nature Systems]]. It is a gender which is both connected to forests, deep naturecore, and their overall aesthetics but which has a specific and strong connection to otherworldly and/or mythological forests. One may feel like their gender is specifically related to mythological forests or a specific part of them. For example, someone may feel that their gender is related to mythological forests if their gender feels deeply [[naturecoric]] but also feels distant, unique, foreign, and mystical. Eileumescian people can have any alignment and/or no alignment, and depending on what alignment they have, they could use another term from the [[Sylvian System]] to describe themselves. For example, an eilumescian person who is [[fiaspec]] could say they're [[Mistian|mistic]] eleumescian, from [[mistian]]. |
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