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This is WIP concept for Thalasso limspace system by me Ink! If you are interested, then message me! I am experimenting with code provided by Knaff… thanks Knaff!

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Thalasso

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Countless people have ventured into the world's seas for their own reasons. Some search for faraway lands, some search below the waves, and others search even farther below. Those who return with stories of their adventures are both the fortunate and foolish for they did not find The Origin. It is the people who have been lost to the seas that have found the real stories. The tales of mythical creatures of massive scale and places of unrivaled intrigue are real and greater. In between the veil of the oceans and the cosmos lay Thalasso—The Grand Celestial Ocean.

A system of limspaces centered around a spire of bone and an ocean that dwarfs all others. Explorers, pirates, traders, and the lost all survive off of the changing waves in their own ways. This place is both a nightmare and a dream that reaches out to those who want something greater in their life. No one comes here on accident.

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✎ Limspaces:

Limspaces within Thalasso that have been documented. These spaces can be entered via a multitude of ways such as Gatewaves, maelstroms, Deepshifts, and Riftstorms! These spaces vary in content but all some form of sea.

The Boiling Sea-The water here boils… my flimsy shelter will soon fall in.
Versunken Zeitlos Krankenhouse-Forever sinking.
Prismatic Sea-This place would be beautiful if not for the Chromamasters.
Bloody Well-Who's blood makes up this ocean?
Geometric Coasts-How strange… this place makes no sense…but I can't help but see the patterns in everything.
Perpetual Falls-Its all downhill from here…
The Machine's Blood-The machine bleeds?
Sea of Lava-Why am I not surprised?
Duality of Sleep-I can't tell whether this is a dream or nightmare.
Noisy Ocean-I can't see it… but I can hear it
Second Flood Resistance-They tried to resist
Bioluminescent Competition-The flora here compete with each other
Stained Glass Ocean-Despite its beauty, it is quite painful!
The War That Never Ended-Why are you still fighting?
Sea of Clouds-Sailing the skys is now possible
Havenpost-They are gone… but their actions still dominate the world
Drained-What was once here is no longer.
Painted Sea-A living painting
Sleeping Sea-I am a bit sleepy… the waves look comfy.
Origami Sea-I feel like every step will cave in the entire sea.
Transparent Ocean-This is terrifying
Digital Expanse-Could this really be considered a sea?
Ball Pit Sea- deceptively cheerful, given what lurks beneath.
Plateau Sea-Of all the seas, this one is quite lively!
Living Sea-I may have spoke too soon.
Gravewater-No one here is alive
Sugar Sweet Sea-Too sweet.
Honey of Heaven-Sticky situation.
Treasure Shores-Endless riches.
The Chambers Below- What is contained?

Thresholds

Devil's Sea-The Eastern gateway. Lakes of fire and ice.
Bermuda's Turf-The Western gateway. An overwhelming fog prevents the beasts entire form to be seen.
Shiver Gate-The Northern gateway. More of a cavern of ice than a sea.
Where the Ocean Bends-The Southern gateway. All the rules are thrown away.
The Deeper Blue-When will this nightmare end?

✎ Entities:

The many seas of Thalasso are populated by both harmless and dangerous creatures. Monsters that belong to only the scariest tales. Critters that serve humanity with their lives. The creatures of Thalasso are varied and many.

+ Bony Fish 

Cosmic Eels-Perhaps the largest creatures within Thalasso.
Master Anglers-The best anglers know exactly what their catch wants.
Flying Flocks-Fish that somehow replaced birds.
Madam of the anemones-Abnormally large dominant female anemonefish, with a bite as big as their bark.
Lord of the seagrass-Highly social damselfish, which had seemed to have sprouted societies within the seagrass.
Flame O' War fish-Small, firey fish who seek refuge within the Smolders' tentacles.
Blue-tailed Katuna-Powerful pelagic predators, equipped with a fierce blade.
Chroma-sheild Rhami-Rhami-Colorful rams of the warm open seas.
Sailfin Barracuda-Medium-sized predatory fish, who sail through the open waters.
Striped Kelpfish-Stealthy ambush predators, who lurk within the kelp.
Orange lined trigola-Large, thick-hide triggerfish, which are well adapted for hunting Smolders, jellyfish, and squid in deepwater pelagic environments.
Sanitang-Brightly colored surgeonfish, native to the Plateau Sea, with a notable immunity to the Inseanity's disease.
Zebra Urchinfish-Extra spiny scorpionfish, with striking stripes.
Projectquil fish-Pufferfish who have the ability to rapidly shoot their quills in all directions, like poison darts.
Humphead Parrasse-Large reef fish who moderate the spread of rapidly growing algae in certain seas.
Split-jawed Moray-Eels with a quite peculiar jaw structure.
The Sal-Typically docile migratory fish, who become monstrous swarms during their breeding season.
The Rock-climbing Sal-Not even dry land is safe from some species of The Sal.
Mud whalloper-Small fish with an amphibious lifestyle, upon the mud banks and among the tangles of mangroves.
Skinless carp-Basic, yet important freshwater fish of the Backrooms and Thalasso limspaces.
Koipecca wrasse-Freshwater relatives of baseline cleaner wrasse, who have formed a vital symbiotic relationship with Skinless Carp.
Bigeye cod-Basic saltwater fish of the Backrooms and Thalasso limspaces, which have certainly seen some things.
Rough doryTough-bodied deepsea fish, which have become a delicacy within the Backrooms and Thalasso limspaces.
Morph-tooth Pacu-Medium-sized fish with rapidly changing diets and a pack mentality.
Mud Pike-Large, toothy beasts of murky fresh and brackish water areas.
Inseanity-Hyper-agressive triggerfish, who rampage across the Plateau Sea with an infectious disease.
Depth Moth-Deepwater fish with a convergent appearance to the Backroom's Deathmoths.
Fangtoothed Smiler-A small, aquatic, distant relative to the Backroom's Smilers.
Light Angler-Deepsea beasts who wait in pitch darkness, to provide a notably flashy display upon their prey.
Pescathora-A classification for a wide variety of both bony and jawless fish, across various limspaces, which have been infected by genetic/mind altering amoeba.

+ Cartilaginous Fish 

Glowtip Reef shark-Docile bioluminescent sharks that thrive on both deepsea reefs and drop-offs.
Pickhead Shark-Horned sharks that cruise the open seas, in search of fish shoals to whip.
Skule-Deepsea eusocial cartilaginous fish, that perform a wide variety of jobs, to care for the colony's queen.

+ Cephalopod 

Terrakens-Massive sea creatures that have rested upon the surface of the water so long that they have been grown over.
Chamberkeepers-They walk their spaceless chambers keeping threats that only they can see locked up.
Mangrove bulb floater-Tiny bioluminescent squid which propel their way through the air, to reproduce within the relative safety of the mangroves.
Big-finned Duller squid-Deepsea squid, which have seemed to converge with a similar lifestyle as the Backroom's Dullers, using uncannily long arms to ensure prey.
Cephalump-Aquatic relatives of the Backroom's Clumps, which appear to be made up of a tanglement of octopus tentacles and eyeballs.

+ Crustacean 

Scavengers-A weird species evolved from coconut crabs that have gained intelligence like that of humans.
Bone-Breaker Rock crab-Large rock crabs that have extremely powerful claws, capable of shattering rock and bone alike.
Scale stealer-A distant relative of baseline hermit crabs that gut fish alive, and take up residence within their hallowed-out bodies.
Sark Crab-Sneaky, little pests of both beaches and ships.
Clown Clobber-Uncanny, distant relatives of baseline lobsters, which are endemic to the Ball pit sea.

+ Echinoderm 

Aquatic Voltaic Urchins-Voltaic Urchins that have re-adapted to aquatic environments.

+ Cnidarian 

Smolder-relatives of Man o' war, who have developed the ability to expell a chemical akin to pepper spray.
The Swelter-Giant Smolders, which congregate in huge swarms to reproduce within notably hot conditions.

+ Insect 

Mangrove Death moth-Close relatives of the Backroom's Deathmoths, which dwell among the tangles of mangroves.
Pelagic Needle Surfer-Small insects that have conquered the expansive seas, in sheer numbers.

+ Marine Mammal 

Hypnotee-Colorful sirens of the Plateau sea's reefs and kelp forests, which hypnotize their prey with an alluring call.
Sleekback whale-Extensively migratory whales, who tirelessly trek across dozens of sea spaces, to arrive at their feeding grounds or nursing grounds.
Sea hound-Close, aquatic relatives to the Backroom's Hounds, which thrive on complex communication and pack coordination.
Oceanic Death otter-Distant aquatic relatives to the Backroom's Deathrats, which live off the bounty of kelp forests.
Giant Lake Death otter-Large, highly territorial relatives of the Oceanic Death Otters, which have adapted to competitive freshwater ecosystems.

+ Marine Reptile

Surfingserpents-Sea serpents that have learned how to surf the wildest waves of The Expanse.
Stoneback Mantur-Large, pelagic, manta-like turtles with a though limestone shell, capable of growing entire reefs on their backs.
Sand crocodile-Giant marine crocodiles, who completely bury themselves in sand to ambush hunt; erupting out of the seabed whenever they catch prey.

+ Marine Avian

Stormguiders-Large multi-winged birds that seemingly guide terrible storms to harass their prey.
Regal Pelican-Seabirds with elegant plumage, that hold cultural significance to certain people groups in Thalasso.
Shadow Cormorant-Deep-diving seabirds, that are relatives of the Backroom's Curabitur birds.

+ Terrestrial Animal

Grass Sneco-Serpentine geckos that grow tall, tropical grasses and mosses on their backs.
Red-cheeked Tree Thief-Arboreal, tropical relatives of the Backroom's Bone Theives.
Tocraven-Intelligent, tool-using birds with a vibrant bill, that can create highly deceptive calls.
Physcaw-Hyper-intellegent tropical birds, with anomalous physic abilities.

+ Unclassifiable 

Wailers-Automatons from a ancient age that wail for their old masters.
Moldables-When mankind has truly dominated the sea life to their ever need.
Krafts-Biological ships and submarines to survive the dangerous seas.
The Sea graters
Failures-The result of failed forced evolution via Eviala.
Stiltwalkers-Thin-legged mimics that wait years for their next prey to walk into their mouths.
Blue Kings-Unkillable giant jagged blue statues of long gone kings.

+ Legends

Great Sea Worms-Magnificent subterranean worms that dig through the thickest crusts.
Corpse whale
The Hurricraken
Specto the Great-A Failure who grew too powerful.
5335-A human battleship taken over by strange barnacles
Riftjelly-Born during a fierce Riftstorm, this jellyfish has grown to be quite the legend.
Grave Terraken-A Terraken who has lived with countless generations of residents on its back.
Blue Kingslayer-The Blue Kings seemed unstoppable…
Pearlwanderer-A being shrouded in inky waters with a face that shines like a pearl.

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✎ Objects:

Thalasso is an entire new complex world with its share of strange objects. Some are beneficial… others are not. In a world with scarce resources, everything counts.

Eviala
Shifting Water
Laughing Box
Clockpass
Biological Prosthetics
Cosmic Glass

✎ Tales and more:

It is only natural that an endless sea is full of tales. However, Thalasso itself has called out to the curious explorers of the world to venture its seas and depths. Additional information not easily classifiable can also be found here.

Last Flight
Deepwalker Expeditions
Who are you?
Atop the spire
The Great Lighthouse
Timeless
An exploration of aquatic agriculture
In pursuit of power
Cargo
The Call

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