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[inuko]

Hey, magic knowledgeable people, how possible is it on a scale of 1 to 100 that people who have a part of what used to be your body (nail clippings, hair, blood, antlers, scales, fur, feathers) could work some kind of magic on you, specifically, with it?

I mean, more how likely do you think it is that people here can do that? Especially as more Chroma's being absorbed back into the world.

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[inuko]

There's a reason most people make assumptions about Red Light District stuff when they hear about the Chroma weirdness.

Anyway, earning demichroma isn't bad either, but that gets mined and Chroma gets mined from us. Passively. It's all a headache...

[disasdeer]

Yeah. It's not that I can fault the rumors, but that part of town here is interesting, to be honest. There's a lot to see.

Oh, Demi-Chroma, right. I sometimes forget about that.

[inuko]

You mean down in Caihong as a whole or the um... actual Red Light kind of part of Caihong?

It's the stuff that gets stored in crystals directly. Also what used to power everything in the city, only they're converting Chroma for it now.

[disasdeer]

Both. I prefer Caihong, but both are interesting. Different. Humans and Prismals are really different from myself or others from home.

[inuko]

Yeah, while humans are a normal thing for me, the Prismals are something else. A lot of human-similar behaviours? Even thought processes in some limited ways, but way more differences. Even the gods and demons back home who were full animal didn't usually share different species in one body, the way we see people be birds at the same time they're mammals here.

I don't know if that even makes sense... it's super interesting. A weird blend of responses that anything strictly human isn't like.

[disasdeer]

The Prismals are an entirely new thing. They almost seem to be some cross between human-animal in how they think about things, too. There's hybrids where I'm from. People can be a combination of a couple of species.

I know that's uncommon.