TheEmeraldSerpentさんのイラストまとめ

Falsumaurus: "During an expedition to the Muyd Falls, we spotted an odd animal in the distance. As we followed it's hoof-like tracks, we saw it looking out over a river. Truly a bizarre animal, it looks like a mix between a bovine and a synapsid."

Dandelion-Yucca: "Yucca-like plants that grow in and around Colurena. They get their name from their method of spearding seeds, via their heads popping into white fluff, like the dandelions on Earth. Dandelion-Yucca have large, water bearing fruits hidden within their fluff."

Divinus Amor: "In the warmth of the goddess's divine embrace do you feel whole. In her motherly love do you feel safe and secure, the worries and fears of the world fade away into nothingness..."

The Kiln System: "An ancient solar system, discovered only recently. Little is know about this system, except for Sol Indiges, a planet dominated by rust deserts. Despite the near inhospitable nature of this 3-mooned planet, life is abundant, albeit in bizarre forms."

Velvet Lindwyrm: "I came across a peculiar animal. It has lounging in a large opening in the cliff-face, it gazed at me for a second before it rested it's head again. I decided to call these animals, velvet lindwyrms, because they look like their mythical, European namesake."

Velvet Cliffs: "I've moved more inland from the Azulian Sea. I'm currently resting atop a cliff, the grass here is so silky, like velvet, hence why I've decided to call these cliff the Velvet Cliffs. The view here is astonishing, I can see the Spire Range."

Azure-Pronghorn: "During my expedition of Occutus, and the shallow seas nearby, I came across a small group of azure-pronghorns. It was a family, consisting of a male, female, and an infant. azure-pronghorns are omnivorous, happily munching on kelp and seagrass, and on fish."

Occutus: "Our team found a hidden cove along the Azulian coastline, protected via large bluffs. The only way onto Occutus is either the sea, or through an extensive cave system at the top of the bluffs."

Maracies: "Frozen in time, an apt way to describe this natural wonder. Titanic waves, almost seemingly flash frozen, ancient fossils deep within. We've counted at least 70 ancient species frozen within the glaciers, most of which have been stripped of flesh despite being frozen."

Hyperion: "We woke up to a violent earthquake, the ground began to sink quickly. As we evacuated we could see it coming from the ground, melting the ground with it's molten teeth. We decided to name this species hyperion, after the titan of Greek mythology."