May 19, 2023
A perplexing mythical lamb, this medieval beast was a legend about an area of the world that Europe knew little about at the time. The vegetable lamb itself was a product of the, as of then, many unknowns.
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A perplexing mythical lamb, this medieval beast was a legend about an area of the world that Europe knew little about at the time. The vegetable lamb itself was a product of the, as of then, many unknowns.
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Borametz
Whether its a plant or an animal its unclear, all we know its a cluster of golden leaves and flowers, constantly growing in the shape of a sheep. Its gleaming appearance distracts of the fact that all plants around it are unable to grow, leaving it at the center of death and unfertile land. It really is a sight to behold though, but if you see it beware! For inside its roots, red blood runs and is specially tasty for the nearby wolves.
Reposting this because for some reason it was deleted— here’s one of my three Hellboy/BPRD ocs, Nanny. I’m pretty confident and proud with this smol lamb bimbo ;u;.
With some knowledge of plant based spells, Agent Nanny can spawn plant based things such as trees, vines, cactuses that grow at a rapid pace when she is at least around some sort of soil. If not then my vegetable lamb bimbo is kinda useless. She can use this ability to attack stupid dumb poopy enemies. Nannys species is heavily based off of the Borometz/Vegetable lamb of tartary so it kinda makes sense for her to have these kinds of abilities. I shall work more on her and share more about her overtime, but here’s some facts about her anyway:
-Because of where the Borometz originates, she can fluently speak Kazakhan. She also knows Mongolian, Russian and English.
-Was married to a human woman thousands of years back. She went as far as to use a spell to grow horns so she would look more like a ram borametz around the time so they could marry. Sadly though because her wife was human, she died of old age. So uHHhH. Ladies, She is single if you’re into old women.
-She can cook. But pleaaaase please make her 100% follow a recipe. Nanny had a very concerting appetite and fucking combines soda and coffee together thanks to another homie of mines oc.
-Nanny’s knowledge of spells comes from a wizard that she used to assist thousands of years back.
-Nannys species can be either purple or green colors.
-Good luck with finding other plant sheeple though. For fucked up reasons, they are believed to be going extinct.
-The B.P.R.D. named her Nanny.
You are all free to critique this baby! I have been wanting to rework on her for so long and now that I’ve finally started reading the comics, I am a lot more motivated to do so!
For Centuries, People Thought Lambs Grew on Trees
Imagine you’re strolling through the woods in Central Asia, in a region formerly called Tartary, sometime during the Middle Ages. As you adjust your woollen cloak, you spot an eye-catching plant. A long, swaying stalk juts out from the ground, bearing a bleating, life-sized lamb hovering a few feet off the ground.
According to ancient lore, you’ve encountered the Vegetable Lamb of Tartary. Luckily there’s no need to run, as it’s solidly tethered to the ground. But though this animal-plant hybrid couldn’t go very far, the legend of it did—although completely imaginary, the vegetable lamb of Tartary crops up in ancient Hebrew texts, medieval literature, and even poetry, philosophy, and scientific musings of the Renaissance. Also called the borametz, the Scythian lamb, the lamb-tree, and the Tartarian lamb, this mythical zoophyte intrigued, inspired, and perplexed writers, philosophers, and scientists for centuries.
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The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary puzzled scientists and philosophers.
(borametz)