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'''Lucionotteic''', also known as ciolenotteic, is a gender in the [[Scene System]] that can be described as releasing a jar of fireflies into the night sky. There is peace rippling through the calming air as the tip of the jar glides open, and suddenly the tiny heartbeats of fireflies greet the starry skies with their golden lights, and the sky is flooded with the sudden freedom, in all its nighttime peace and beauty, of the fireflies. |
'''Lucionotteic''', also known as ciolenotteic, is a gender in the [[Scene System]] that can be described as releasing a jar of fireflies into the night sky. There is peace rippling through the calming air as the tip of the jar glides open, and suddenly the tiny heartbeats of fireflies greet the starry skies with their golden lights, and the sky is flooded with the sudden freedom, in all its nighttime peace and beauty, of the fireflies. |
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== Etymology == |
== Etymology == |
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Lucionotteic comes from french word for firefly (luciole) and the italian word for night (notte) |
Lucionotteic comes from french word for firefly (luciole) and the italian word for night (notte) |
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Revision as of 03:53, 29 June 2021
Lucionotteic, also known as ciolenotteic, is a gender in the Scene System that can be described as releasing a jar of fireflies into the night sky. There is peace rippling through the calming air as the tip of the jar glides open, and suddenly the tiny heartbeats of fireflies greet the starry skies with their golden lights, and the sky is flooded with the sudden freedom, in all its nighttime peace and beauty, of the fireflies.
Etymology
Lucionotteic comes from french word for firefly (luciole) and the italian word for night (notte)