Really liked his head shape so I made a quick and dirty Blender model with it.
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![A rough sketch of Osinian investigating a fried electrical panel.
Osinian is peering down the panel, a flashlight on his right hand, while opening the panel with his left. He mutters: "Ah, shit... goddamn flare..."
The back of the panel cover has the following printed text:
[1]: [Electricution Warning Symbol] "Do not configure during operations."
[2]: "Range: 2.9 - 3.2 GW"
The wiring in the panel is shot, throwing off sparks and leaving burn damage in the nearby components. Smoke billows out of the burnt area. A red hazard light is on in the top, indicating that the electric flow is "OFF".](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:x4rl4ruleovw2y4m6kg3m4fo/bafkreib6gf2urtr42w53osdefasq43z6r25snhi73faad342uu2pnukwq4)
![A part of an article I wrote on Serperesilva arborferens, the Myonid species that Osinian hails from. The article reads as:
Serperesilva arborferens
"Crawling forest [of] bearing trees" // Encroaching Forest-Bearers
OVERVIEW
This particular myonid lineage is a hivemind endemic in Kehlmaire III's Zygystus continental shelf, naturally found in the Bulbemic regions close to the Hemogran epidermisteppes covering a broad range of ecological niches such as high-standing autotrophy, secondary succession after natural disasters, and involved intra-social cooperation.
Forest-Bearers are known to live in multiple life stages, but central to their survival and livelihood are the interconnected Trees: the large, mature sessile autotrophic lifeforms that which provide food and shelter for the hive as a whole. The trees bear fruit, grow new egg series, develop hatchling azygonoids, provide a base shelter for Grunts, and form the interconnected psionic network. Grunts are the second most common life stage in the Forest-Bearer populace, and unlike their parent Trees, are fully motile. They serve as the forest's main line of defense, and are also responsible for maintaining the surrounding lands with tools and for accumulating foreign genetic material that which can be synthesized by the Trees for genetic diversity and adaptation especially against disease or adverse environmental changes.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:x4rl4ruleovw2y4m6kg3m4fo/bafkreigtfean7poz2qtymqelt6mf2xa2qd2rbifwpilh5pkctr3z2r5rea)
