Submission (#6978) Approved

Silveil was one of the most mysterious regions in Eyre. It was both dark and light at once, having a natural beauty that was both hidden and in plain sight. The dark region was always shrouded in night but not a cold one with stormy clouds covering the sky. No, the night effect in Silveil was dominated by breathtaking colors, painting galaxies into the night sky, stars glowing bright, a swirl of different universes almost. And the region did seem to try and mimic that effect down on the ground as well. Dark forests and hidden paths that could barely be seen from afar were being set in scene by luminous plants and and animals. Wherever there was darkness, there was also light. Bright, sometimes neon colors could be found on mushrooms, flowers, spotted frogs, jellyfish and algaes. The buildings in Silveil were following the same theme, a lot of them had bright lights in all possible colors to draw the Elnin in. Visiting the region always felt like stepping into a dream or having a night of dancing and music that never ended. It could be hard for tourists not used to the darkness to tell time and estimate how long they had already stayed here. Most didn't seem to think that this was something negative.

Nono was excited to see the colorful city with blinking lights and neon displays, but the plants and animals were even more interesting. He had his own markings that could sometimes feel out of place. He didn't have the brightest colors but the few spots on his fur that were lighter stood out even more because of his otherwise muted appearance. He wasn't quite sure if he liked it or not until he learned about the flora and fauna in Silveil. The bright glowing patterns were something beautiful and unique. Nono wanted to feel this way as well. Be proud of the markings he had to offer. He wanted to shine! Silveil taught him that even the smallest and seemingly insignificant beings still held enough power in them to be breathtaking. Would they be in any other region then their glow could not be fully appreciated. Something dark could be helpful to see the light.