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NekuroVision In reply to Shrineheart [2018-01-27 11:06:39 +0000 UTC]

Yes it is :3

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Shrineheart In reply to NekuroVision [2018-01-27 17:01:41 +0000 UTC]

I've love to pick it up from you! Paypal okay?

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NekuroVision In reply to Shrineheart [2018-01-28 02:17:50 +0000 UTC]

Yup, my paypal is
Nekurosilvercommission@hotmail.com

Thanks!

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Shrineheart In reply to NekuroVision [2018-01-28 02:20:05 +0000 UTC]

Alrighty, payment sent! Also, do you happen to have any lore on these guys or an isolated image?

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NekuroVision In reply to Shrineheart [2018-01-28 04:30:58 +0000 UTC]

Thanks.
Yes, I was working on an interactive guide for these guys a long time ago but never managed to finish it.
I copied and pasted the information I wrote about them here  UntitledCantari are large, slender creatures that are commonly kept as pets by wealthy families. They have rounded heads with small horns and large eyes. With domestication they have developed a number of varying traits such as ear type and coat length. They are sometimes used as a way of transportation. Cantari have great eyesight and hearing but their sense of smell is comparable to a humans. They have an amazing sense of balance allowing them to make sharp turns at high speed. Domestic cantari reach adulthood by age five and have an average lifespan of 30 years. Once fully grown, they breed yearly and give birth to 1-2 foals.
Wild cantari live in large herds throughout the colder regions. They are often found in plains and valleys but some herds prefer the seclusion of forest and mountainous areas. Wild cantari always have a single, natural body colour with a black or white mane. Through domestication people have been able to produce foals with any combination of colours and patterns. Wild

If I ever finish up the guide I might revise a few things, but overall the information would stay the same. 

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Shrineheart In reply to NekuroVision [2018-01-28 04:44:48 +0000 UTC]

Awesome! Thank you!

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