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My adored one; A term of endearment, usually
reserved for use only with the Heartmate
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Adored of My Heart; A term of endearment,
usually reserved for use with the Heartmate
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Eternity, Forever; into/for Eternity
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Blood of My Heart - A term of endearment, also
the formal statement of the Soulmate
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My Soul; a deeply felt term of endearment
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My dear one; My dearest one
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Heartbrothers, brothers of the heart
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My Heartbrother, My brother of the Heart
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My Heart; a term of endearment
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My Heart’s Mate; used by the Wiccadians and
many other races when talking of their
symbiote. My Heart; a term of endearment
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The name of Kataya's sword
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Beloved; A term of endearment; used primarily
to the Soulmate
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Beloved of my Soul; A term of endearment; also
the formal statement of the Soulmate
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Morning sickness; In the Furling, the morning
sickness is shared by the Male, along with the
food cravings, and emotions. It also affects
non-Furling Mates
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Birth control used by young Furling female To
prevent them having a ‘heat or mating cycle,
the Lun’ak mat
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Pher’ak’ tel/Pher’ak ‘tel
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The essence given off by the female during the
Furling mating ritual to ensure the male does
what needs done (drawing blood) to ensure the
release of the Female’s eggs. Only needed and
used when they wish to produce Offspring
(kittdren), never during any other mating. The
Ritual is slightly different when a Furling Male
is the mate of the Furling Female as the male’s
physical attributes assures the bloodshed from
both partners. The pher’ak’ tel is still used
regardless if it is a Furling or non-Furling male,
so that neither is averse to the pain involved.
(think male cats) It can throw other young
Furling women into their own heat if they are
exposed to too much of it.
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To be, or become, wrapped without completely
blending and becoming one entity; to entwine
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To join; to be both entwined and joined as one
being. One can join hearts and entwine souls;
entwine hearts and souls; join hearts and souls;
it means many combinations depending on
circumstance and concept and use in sentence.
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A rite of some type; either of joining or release
depending on the usage and context in which it
is used.
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Sevesh Lok Twin
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An Ancient and Archaic Rite performed to cut
asunder a Blood Bonding Joining Heartmates
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Sevesh’en twine
Animaetcoeura
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An Ancient and Archaic Rite of Entwining
and/or Joining both Heart and Soul
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Sevesh’en twine
Coeuramator
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An Ancient and Archaic Rite of Entwining of
Heartmates or Lovers
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Sevesh’en twine
Coeurata’irs
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An Ancient and Archaic Rite of Entwining of
Heartbrothers
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Furling coffee, very aromatic and invigorating
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Other
Miscellaneous
items and animals
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A cross between a boar, and an alligator. It has
a boar’s tusks, legs, ears and body shape
(although larger in the body) and an alligators
mouth and hide. It is an extremely dangerous
animal, and not easy to train, ride or handle.
Handlers have a very fast turn over rate, but
once mounted on their backs, they answer well
to the riders wishes. They are often linked
mentally with the rider, which may be why they
are under better control for them.
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A flying pterodactyl-type animal. Like a
dragon, it can fly for long distances.
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A large horse-like animal with tusks in a head
similar to that of a T-Rex. A very dangerous
animal in battle. They are surprisingly docile
with their trainers, handlers, and riders once
tamed. Taming them however is a dangerous
and often short career choice. Their hide is
similar to a dragon’s, with almost impenetrable
scales but they have a small area that is very
soft & vulnerable on their underbelly.
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