Brief lore notes for Blue Horizon verse.

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Red for the heart, gold for what you know, silver for what you reach for, and many more…

Long after Earthians traveled across the galaxy, by that era near-100,000 years in the future, humans began to be born with Spectral Eyes.

Including those two. That famous pair. Ranvir and Armando, who had once had crimson red eyes.

A while ago, now... But not too long ago. I mean, you’re their son, right?

Did you know? A very long time ago, ancient humans had names like Antonio and Raj. As their descendants we bear those countless of those names now too. I wonder if we've changed at all?

Blue Horizon glossary of terminologies introduced thus-far:

The Boundless: An eerie otherworld; the name "the Boundless" describes it to a T. It is a place the ancient Earthians who could barely get off of the Earth could not quite comprehend. A place with no bounds, and very strange locales and infrastructure. It is as if it is constructed out of people's dreams. First properly discussed in Blue Horizon: Bright Days, Sad Days comic 3.

One type of Psyche. An immense fog containing three Spectral-looking eyes, gold, silver and fuschia akin to the triplets are eerie with a dizzying spiral in each eye, staring down at someone with running cartoonish fanged teeth and a bloodied eerie semi-realistic jaw starting to separate from the fog.

The Psyche: So-called "monstrous" forms that are within the Boundless--the trouble is when they begin to leave it. The humans of Blue Horizon's verse are especially wary when they reach the outer edges, right before entering their true reality. These beings can become incredibly large, but often start off small, and can have smaller contingencies that harm people as badly as the large ones. It seems as though they are often created from ghosts' or living people's fears. It can be difficult to assess their wants and desires, but some do not believe the Psyche are all trouble and believe that they are a natural part of being alive and dead. First properly discussed in Blue Horizon: Bright Days, Sad Days comic 3.

Antonio Chandrani has hair like blue waves falling around him, has brown skin, wears a dark blue diver-like suit and has a rising aquamarine sea behind him. He's shown moving the waves around him. It's implied he's floating with mist and there's foam near his legs.

Alchemy: Often interchanged with the term "magic," alchemy is a form of science Blue Horizon's futuristic society understands very well--"alchemy" involves their ability to interact with nature especially. While ancient humans would call the humans of Blue Horizon's verse and those of the planet Tono and Layla's people dwell in "superheroes," they personally think of themselves as "alchemists" and even "mages" due to how their magic interacts with nature.

Rajab looks back at someone with a serious gaze, silver eyes, dark brown skin and silver hair with a flowery white print shirt. The seas behind him look mystical and swirling. Antonio with his typical darker blue hair [within the comic] like waves looks brash with a sharp grin, with glowing red eyes and blood splashed on his skin. Fernando, who is identical to him except with [anime] dark violet hair with a flying braid, looks back at what looks like Antonio very seriously with his golden eye glowing and a small frown, wearing a red shirt and with his waves whirling behind him.

Spectral Eyes: This will be gone into in Blue Horizon: Bright Days, Sad Days' comic 4 soon, but thus far, as noted above, Blue Horizon protagonists often gain a supernatural power by way of Spectral Eyes. It is something they cannot control, and unfortunately there are caste-like issues enforced within their society via these eyes. Antonio Chandrani-Rivera has red eyes, involving the magic of empaths, while his identical twin Fernando has golden eyes, involving the magic to see into the past. Antonio is of the "lowest 'caste'" in recent times, while Fernando is of the "highest."