[OOC] Colony Information

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+ Life and Tradition

Species: Hares Only!

Daily Life: Most of the time, everyone does as they please. Most of the days are spent in leisure, though the colony comes together to eat meals or spend time with one another.

Family: While kits usually stay with their parents, the whole colony is responsible for watching any kits that are born as if they were their own. Mated pairs tend to stick together, however, and flings are not incredibly common.

Ham-chat: You're not required to use it at all! But here's a list of words for reference: Hamchat Dictionary


+ Festivals

New Year: The New Year is celebrated with a feast and is marked by the first rain on a warm day. To celebrate, the whole colony comes together and plants sunflower seeds into the ground as the water softens the ground.

Spring: Marked by the first flowers opening from the New Year Celebration. Spring is an important time of the year, as it signifies new life and hope for the new year.

Harvest: As the flowers mature, they produce seeds that can be stored when food becomes scarce. This festival can last a few weeks as the seeds are harvested and stored in some of the Clubhouse storage.

Yule: After the Harvest Season is over, the whole colony comes together to celebrate. They speak of the year that has passed thus far, and celebrate with a feast.

 

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+ History
Taro was the start of it, a curious hare with a heart of gold and a knack for adventure. He has the profound ability to bring others together. He found Koshi first, and then Bijou, and then more and more. He collected them together, all his friends in one place!

Of course, when so many collect in one place, a society begins to form. Taro was an adventurer though, and left the leading to Boss Taisho.



+ Currently
The colony is currently small, but with the humans gone, Taisho can make the colony flourish
 

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+ Location

Ah'naadi is located in south africa in the midst of a sunflower farm. As there are no more humans, the sunflowers grow wild and tall, and not at all in rows any longer. Underneath the fields there are tunnels where the colony resides. While there are reservoirs of waters that used to water the sunflowers, there's also an underground lake of sorts where the water has seeped into the tunnels.