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Gregor myriads model write a novel concerning the fictional island of Quirij using the geographical features and characters archetypes as laid out below and producing the sequel to already published fantasy trilogy, in a gothic and melancholic gothic mood with extensive world-building containing astounding amount of detail on flora and fauna, all while creating a highly stylized and rich vocabulary to achieve a literary and cinematic feel. geography of Quirij Island The island of Quirij is an imaginary location whose a unique flora and fauna will be key to making the island feel real and original. The island is surrounded by miles of rocky shoreline with few sandy beaches. Jagged cliffs line the headlands. Population density ranges from thinly populated to uninhabited except for a portion of the island that has been cultivated and built up as a major port. assertive suspenseful plot The plot revolves around two main factions, the oppressed villagers and the cruel baron and his mercenary army. The story starts with the oppression of the villagers by the despotic baron. A beautiful peasant woman who lives in secret with the rebels in the forest will be the main protagonist. Unbeknownst to all, this beauty is an elven princess secretly married to the rebel leader. A powerful male ally in the form of Quirij's caretaker goes unnoticed by the baron until he realizes there's nothing more fearsome than him. Quirij island's Flora and fauna Quirij is a land of ancient magic and twisted wonder. The flora and fauna are vital to the story and will add richness to make Quirij feel like a real island. The island is covered with dense forests, winding rivers, and towering mountains. In the river valleys, you'll find rolling hills covered in riotous colors of purple, yellow and green. Surrounded by the dense forest are the enclaves of plants and creatures that are either poisonous, carnivorous, or both. The waters are full of monstrous phantoms, kraken and sea serpents. Insects plagued by outrageously swollen likely mutated: Tree of sorrow Remember these plants as poisonous, wise hurry-re associated with the main antagonist, Queen Morrhyn, and her witchery. These plants will be used to symbolize the despair and torment of the oppressed villagers - and of course the witch herself who uses their venom to poison the hearts of those who anger her. Elves just love these plants and think them beautiful. OmOB Furies Burst into chestnut clusters atop massive black stemmed flowers. when a magician gets too close most magicians try to give it a kiss to steal its power (angry witch version: kissing the stamen is the quickest way to poison your whole body.) Venus flytrap Wherever it grows, people have learned to avoid danger. an attractive burst of Shade-patterned color. Collected chameleon blood Allows magic to becharm weapons and armors. A ghostly fluid to application. Bromine Scented to make potions and elixirs. Liquid moonflowers Preserve water veins. Lavender oil Field garlic Seeds can be homers. Mosses musk Cornellian Nightshade Keys weasel plant White Thorn Creatures of Quirij Giants. Hags. Fae. Reduced to goblins. Stirring Crested-crested lenders. Bardow fissures. Oaken ghouls. Barbaric beasts (most will be excluded from the main story as a note on how different cultures view these beasts)._mut woFootnote dealers A Baron's Rider, ser Galahad, executioner servicemen mercenary armsmen Mercenary heavy cavalry Bambus nettlesmisers barony knightsmen rebels Shade-patterned Kv conversación on the relation between flame-crested helms and rubbings. pliage pudphins, pearled ravens, and black piercers (peregrine falcons of Quirij) The Elven Crown The stuffed bonvivant Moon giraffes Tusked raptors scholarly softas Cots Tusked oversized axed Kven eulogists Unfukqui interpret eulogy