Atton's not sure how to describe a bi-seasonal planet in a binary star system, where the suns can't be seen on account of the unique properties of the thick clouds that cover the planet, and where there are no herbivores - only carnivores and photovores - to somebody from medieval England.
"It's snowy. Or it is most of the time, but sometimes the snow melts and makes huge great rivers where there used to be valleys. The lands are divided up amongst various clans - there are about a dozen - and mine is one of the larger ones, and one of the more warlike ones. Pretty much everyone there is dark-haired and tall - I'm actually kinda considered short by the standards of my people."
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Date: 2009-07-18 08:07 pm (UTC)Atton's not sure how to describe a bi-seasonal planet in a binary star system, where the suns can't be seen on account of the unique properties of the thick clouds that cover the planet, and where there are no herbivores - only carnivores and photovores - to somebody from medieval England.
"It's snowy. Or it is most of the time, but sometimes the snow melts and makes huge great rivers where there used to be valleys. The lands are divided up amongst various clans - there are about a dozen - and mine is one of the larger ones, and one of the more warlike ones. Pretty much everyone there is dark-haired and tall - I'm actually kinda considered short by the standards of my people."