[vympyre]

a lil ice baby for our second heku!

they seem rather chilly; tell me how they warm up in the cold seasons!
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ends in about a week (may 13th) !

[mousekewitz]

username: lord ren // name: alaska rae // gender: female (she/her)
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Alaska has never struggled to keep warm in the cold months. All her life she's been
inclined to frolick in snow or explore the high mountain trails. In her cave she's
gathered a cauldron of sorts where she will heat up water to the best of her abilities
then place in a rubber water bottle in the hot water. By the time Alaska is done with
her chores and other activities the sack is warm and she will curl around it as she
sleeps, allowing it to warm up her stomach and spread through her body. For chilly
mornings she regularly practices yoga. Moving about and stretching herself not only
serves as a gentle awakening but gets her blood flowing through her body, warming
her in the process.

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xxusername // Papi
name // Budenyak Nass (Budenyak is based off of the animal "Yak", while Nass is his families surname, and it is what he goes by)
gender // Male, even though some may think he's a girl due to some of his feminine features
how do they stay warm? // In his section of underground caves, it often gets a little chilly. When Nass was a child, he always tried to be tough and regain his temperature, even to the point where he almost lost a few toes. But after a serious lecture from his older family, he started to use the broken down soil around him, just like the rest of his flesh and blood. They would take rocks from the cave and break them down into dirt, which they would burry themselves in to retain warmth. Often the Nass family would sleep in one pile together, making one pile of warmth with the cover of dirt to retain it.