jelly of the month
january: VENUS' GIRDLE
this bioluminescent seabacon is a type of comb jelly, which can grow 1 meter long and 5 cm wide. the venus’ girdle swims in an undulating motion for which it uses a row of combs located on one side of its ribbon-shaped body. on its other side you can find the silly rainbow beast’s mouth.
the webmasterslave
> feline creature with organs corrupted by moss
> aspiring hermit
> hostage/cartographer of the frameworks
> friend and apprentice of the goop machine
the status quo
10/20/25
impending paradigm shifts; bringing about the re-reneissance again, but this time its going to be permanent
