[ SECRET POST #5186 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5186 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[fscom]

04. https://i.imgur.com/fWRe0EJ.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Well, damn, OP. Now you've got ME curious about that.

[(Anonymous)]

Well crap, now I wonder about this, too...

[(Anonymous)]

Yooooo centaurs breaking each other's legs would be brutal, I'm here for it.

[(Anonymous)]

Legit, that was the one that made me gasp/go "DAMN! THAT'S CRUEL!"...like once a horse's legs are broken...damn!

[dwell_ondreams]

OMG I need this now, lol.

[(Anonymous)]

It’s been a long while since I’ve seen the movie, but is it clear what Little Mermaid’s Ursula did to get banished? She cursed a lot of mermaids but presumably no one knew about her cave of them (or didn’t care, I guess mermaids don’t have censuses or cops or stable social connections). So I figure she did something blatant trying to get Triton’s trident, maybe involving more undersea predators.

[meadowphoenix]

well how much "sentience" are we applying here? the concept of territory doesn't necessarily imply the wherewithal to conceive of war, you know? in other words, yes I would also like to know that, and I would like to know which creatures think the others are pets or weapons.

[(Anonymous)]

I think you could cultivate a wide fallowing just by trying to answer that question.

[(Anonymous)]

Chronicles of Cavallon, a middle-school-ish book series by Kim Forester is about centaurs, pegasos, unicorns and water horses warring against each other. There are humans too, but they're like 1/5 of the POVs. I've only leafed through the first book so IDK how much violence there is.

[(Anonymous)]

Look up Dragoncharm by Graham Edwards. Completely non-human storyline about wars between dragons. Actually, this makes me want to re-read them.