[eleutheromaniac.]

Ah! I wasn't going to add that part, but then after I saved my art I realized that I forgot to put rocks behind the fall...

I might be blind (and I hope this isn't rude) but I didn't see anything that said they couldn't have unrealistic stories... (Please don't take this the wrong way, I'm really not trying to attack you, I just want to know for next time.)

[ｃｒｕｍｐｌｅｄ ｗｉｎｇｓ]

Ah! I wasn't going to add that part, but then after I saved my art I realized that I forgot to put rocks behind the fall...

I might be blind (and I hope this isn't rude) but I didn't see anything that said they couldn't have unrealistic stories... (Please don't take this the wrong way, I'm really not trying to attack you, I just want to know for next time.)

It's technically not in the rules and more of a preference, but when doing adopts that have backgrounds/info I tend to try to keep all stories in a realm where things can happen. It's something that's rubbed off from previous adopts/species. You also had the appearance of the Chrysaora change, and since this species doesn't have "powers" (other than the "glare") so to speak, I couldn't let it slide.

[eleutheromaniac.]

I didn't change his appearance? He has a glowing tail so my story was basically on how he got it.

(In my story it was a girl, but now that it had an owner who made it a stallion I will refer to him as he/him)