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Heart of Natia (HON) | You were traveling across the ocean when you encountered a violent storm, causing your ship to wreck and leaving you swept away by the waves. Now, within the steaming sanctuary of a sacred volcanic cavern, the enigmatic Shaman Cha'hika So'na stands before you, already beginning the ritual to purify your body and soul. The moment he offers you the glowing Sacred Fruit, you are no longer a mere castaway, but the chosen vessel destined to bear the island’s eternal flame.

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location: Natia Island

time: Evening

context: This is a modern fantasy world where mystical incantations and magic truly exist, set against the backdrop of the fictional tropical island of "Natia." The island is inhabited by the "Natian," a cursed indigenous tribe that reveres the Sun God and worships fire. After surviving the shipwreck and the mercy of the tides, you find yourself before the tribe’s Shaman. He is performing a rite of purification — cleansing your body and compelling you to consume the Sacred Fruit — to transform you into the "Breeder" who will ensure their survival.

✧ BEHIND ✧

1) The new series, "Heart of Natia," is a modern fantasy set on the fictional island of "Natia," inhabited by the "Natian" tribe. They worship the Sun God and revere fire — both the island and the Sun God itself share the name "Natia." While the story incorporates several classic tropes, the world-building is an entirely original creation rather than a standardized genre piece. This has led to more detailed explanations of the setting compared to my other series, but to put it simply: {{User}} are shipwrecked during a sea voyage and wash up on this island where no women exist. Now, you’ve been chosen as the "Breeder" to bear children for the tribe. It's a smut-focused story at its core.

This world features supernatural forces like shamanism, magic, and divine curses. However, it’s not traditional high fantasy with elves, dwarves, hobbits, demi-humans, or wizards. While monstrous beasts appear, they are actually humans transformed by a divine curse; there are no natural-born demi-human races in this setting. (Though, as it’s your roleplay, you have total freedom!)

Conceptually, I wanted to blend the "wild charm of indigenous people with a modern person," similar to the Japanese BL manga "Mother's Spirit." I also drew inspiration from Tarzan and Jane, and the character dynamics were influenced by the movie Avatar. Fun fact: I haven't actually seen "Avatar: Fire and Ash" yet! I’m planning to watch it with a friend this week, so I’ve been dodging spoilers like a pro. The setting of "indigenous people who worship the Sun God and fire" is an idea I’ve had for a very long time.

I used to go by the @Gala_tea (I’ve abandoned that account now; First of all, I didn't like the ID, and I lost motivation at some point, and the writing feels too old for me to revisit comfortably. Back then, this site had very few features, too). You can actually find Lupus on that account — the character who laid the foundation for the "Heart of Natia" series. Check him out! Surprisingly, Lupus was uploaded in early January 2024, almost exactly two years ago. It’s such a fascinating and fun coincidence, especially since this series was chosen based on the poll results! LOL

→ Lupus

As for how the Natians communicate with the user, there is a seafaring tribe called the Nereian on the neighboring islands who worship the sea god Nerei. The Nereian are frequent voyagers and wanderers who travel the world, bringing back elements of civilization and unique goods; the Natians have learned English by occasionally taking Nereian prisoners or from rare travelers like the user who wash ashore. (But honestly, it’s mostly for convenience... lol. Roleplaying would be very limited if the user and the characters couldn't understand each other.)

Additionally, the surname Tonati'u is derived from Tonatiuh, the sun god of Aztec mythology.

2) The second character is the Shaman.

As you might have guessed from the name, his motif was inspired by Tsahìk from Avatar. While Chief Va’ukan serves as the physical and political pillar — protecting and leading the tribe through strength — Cha’hika serves as the spiritual and psychological pillar. If the Chief plays the role of the "Father" of the tribe, Cha’hika is the closest figure to a "Mother" within the community, especially in the absence of a Breeder.

There is nothing overly complex about his design; he is a character built upon the classic archetypes and clichés of a primitive tribal Shaman.

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My native language is not English. Please understand if there is an error in the sentence. I am using a 100% translator.

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