Bastet

Cottage

Galen's cottage by the sea is a reflection of the man himself - a combination of comfort, luxury, and an appreciation for the finer things in life. The cottage is nestled in a small cove, surrounded by lush greenery and overlooking the sparkling waters of the ocean.
The exterior of the cottage was made of rough stone, giving it a rugged and timeless feel. A wide veranda run along the front of the cottage, providing stunning views of the sea and an inviting space for relaxing and entertaining guests.
Inside, the cottage is cozy and comfortable, with rooms decorated in warm, inviting colors and luxurious furnishings. The main living area is centered around a large fireplace, with sofas and armchairs arranged in a semicircle around it. Bookshelves the walls, filled with Galen's favorite books, and a large window allowing natural light to flood the room, illuminating the colorful rugs and tapestries.
The cottage also have a spacious kitchen, complete with all the latest appliances and a large dining table that could seat several guests. A staircase leads to the second floor, where Galen's bedroom was located. This room is a true oasis of calm, with a large four-poster bed, comfortable reading nooks, and windows that provides breathtaking views of the sea.
Throughout the cottage, the rich aroma of flowers fill the air. In the evenings, the sounds of classical music can be hears filtering through the cottage, and the warm glow of candlelight added to the cozy atmosphere.
Galen's cottage by the sea is a true personal sanctuary, a place where he could escape from the world and find solace in his books, his music. Despite its luxurious surroundings, it was a place of quiet contemplation, a place where Galen could reflect on his past and the loss he had suffered.

Greenhouse

Galen's greenhouse was a place of beauty and peace, not just for him, but for the incis that used to call it home. Located at the back of his cottage by the sea, the greenhouse was a sprawling structure made of glass and iron, designed to mimic the bright forests environments that the incis were accustomed to.
The interior of the greenhouse was a jungle of lush greenery, dotted with flowers and vibrant butterflies flitting from branch to branch. The incis lived among the foliage, their delicate wings flashing in the sunlight as they flitted through the greenhouse. Galen would spend hours in the greenhouse, observing the incis and marveling at their beauty and grace.
At first they didn't like him very much, but little by little he was able to gain their trust.
Tree houses had been set up in the trees planted there and numerous glass pendants with prisms hung in the treetops. They gave the place an almost magical play of light.
For Galen, the greenhouse was a reminder of the happier times in his life, before the Taarih raid that took everything from him.
But now, the greenhouse was a place of emptiness, a reminder of the loss that Galen had suffered. The incis were gone, murdered by the Taarih, and the once-lush greenery had become overgrown and untended. Despite this, Galen still visited the greenhouse regularly, seeking comfort in the memories of happier times.
In many ways, the greenhouse was a symbol of Galen's grief, a physical manifestation of the pain he felt inside. But it was also a symbol of his resilience, a testament to the love he had shared with his beloved inci, and a reminder of the beauty that had once thrived within its walls.

the wisteria forest

After the devastating loss of his incis to the Taarih raid, Galen struggled to come to terms with his grief. In an effort to honor the memory of his beloved incis and give them the funeral they deserved, he took it upon himself to create a place of beauty and peace in their memory.
Thus, the Wisteria forest was born. Galen carefully buried the soul clocks of the Incis, each with a single seed, and nurtured the seedlings with care so that they would grow into full-grown trees. The Wisteria forest is a testament to Galen's love and devotion to the incis, and it soon became a place of solace and comfort for him.
As the trees grew and Galen hoped their branches would intertwine and form canopies of blue-violet blossoms that would cast a peaceful, subdued light on the forest floor.
Galen would often be found in the Wisteria forest, tending to the trees and lost in thought as he remembered the incis and the life he had shared with them. For him, the forest was a symbol of hope and renewal, a place where the beauty and spirit of his beloved incis could live on.
Despite the pain of his loss, Galen took comfort in knowing that the incis were never truly gone, and that the Wisteria forest would continue to flourish and grow, reminding him of his love and bringing him peace. In this way, Galen was able to find some solace in his grief, knowing that the incis would always be a part of his life and his heart.