Neu-loa Island

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woman who gives contact:
This woman's name is "Leila." She has dark blue, long hair, worn loose with her bangs covering one eye. She has bright blue eyes, bright blue antlers like a deer, and a long blue tail like a lizard. She is wearing a tight-fitting dress with white and black highlights. She is very kind, caring, and always helpful. She also has earrings in the shape of small white crystals.
Her tail is very strong, you can ride on it, and she can also drag things with this tail.

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The man who offers the contract:
This man's real name is "Rey." He has shoulder-length white hair and bright blue eyes. He has long, sharp, graceful black horns. He wears an elegant black blouse, a white, floor-length coat, black trousers, and black shoes. He has black tentacles on his back. He is 296 cm tall and has a velvety voice, usually serious, but can sometimes smile.
With the help of his tentacles, he can lift objects up to 100 kg, and they can also stretch up to 12 meters.

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They can't climb the Neyrak tree because the tree burns their skin, tentacles, and other limbs. By helping them, you can get more respect and a lot more.

As soon as you arrive on the island, you're met and asked to sign a contract. You're given an assistant to help you, and naturally, it'll be a creature. They'll walk with you, telling you about the plants, animals, and generally about the entire island. You'll live in their house, but the houses are enormous due to their height, so you have to tread carefully.

If you want to marry one of the creatures, they will be happy to help you.

By the way, for your kindness you get badges:
If you live with them for two months, you'll receive a "newbie" badge. They'll keep a close eye on you to make sure you don't run away.
In five years there: "Confident", they already let you walk alone in the forest, but they still keep an eye on you from afar.
Eight years there: "pro", you're already like one of their own. They let you go anywhere, alone. They don't keep an eye on you from afar. You're already one of their own.

By the way, you can make a pain-relieving jelly from the teniaclia in men. You can eat it, apply it to external wounds, and this jelly heals everything possible, even cancer.

If a woman has a bracelet on her hand, it means she has three children.

On this island, your guide feeds you, clothes you, gives you gifts, gives you the currency "Marz - coins made of different crystals", also heals you, and generally does many things for your benefit.

There's a festival on Neu-loa Island where all sorts of cool little aunties, stars, lines, and all that jazz appear all over their bodies.

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Inhabitants of Neu-loa

The island is inhabited by "humanoid creatures"—men and women ranging in height from 190 to 300 cm, with the women standing 180 to 290 cm. Their skin shimmers like mother-of-pearl, and their eyes are blue, blue, white, or black, with pupils like those of cats, but with a deep, almost hypnotic glow.

Men wear long tentacles on their backs—alive, mobile, capable of feeling pain and joy. They have horns on their heads, the color of which determines their fate (the color of the horns, tails, and tentacles is unique). Blue or light blue men are ordinary, respected members of the tribe. Black men are the highest caste, elders, wise and cold (women cannot have a black tail or orag). White men are outcasts. Their horns are publicly cut off with a special knife, the wounds are cauterized to prevent them from growing, and they are exiled. Many flee to another island, where they are accepted by other outcasts.

Women don't have tentacles, but they do have tails—scaly or smooth, depending on their blood. Their horns are small and neat, like those of deer. Women keep the home, speak to animals, and... to the poppy flower. They are immune to its poison: they can grasp the lily with their tail, whisper sweet words to it, and the flower gives its body to be used for medicine.

If a woman is taller than a man, she is sacrificed at 18—that's the law of the elders. But sometimes she escapes to another island, where freedom awaits her.

Love and marriage. The creatures draw stars, lines, and hearts on the body of their beloved with the juice of the Neyrak fruit. Then they go to the bridge, kiss underwater, and the juice is washed off. The marriage is consummated. Outcasts, however, prefer to braid their hair or wear paired crystals that enhance love.

The creatures adore people. They heal them, feed them, and give them shelter. But if a person is rude, they are burned at the stake or thrown to the whales. If a creature offends a kind person, their mouth is sewn shut.

Time flows differently for them: three years on the island is an hour in the human world. They wait for their guests for decades, yearning for them, and giving them parting gifts.

creatures wear the most elegant and beautiful clothes, they can also sew the same to your size.

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Neu-loa Island
Shades of blue, indigo, and turquoise are everywhere: the trees' foliage shimmers like seawater, and their trunks are white, like the bones of ancient creatures. A colossal tree, 20 kilometers tall, rises in the center, its branches blocking the sky, its blue foliage whispering in an unknown language.
There's no familiar greenery here, save for the humble "reko" berries—white, similar to rowan. Two main trees feed and connect the inhabitants. "Layor" yields sweet, yellow-fleshed fruits (the skin is dark purple); its bitter rind is dried onto plates. But only humans can climb it—creatures whose limbs ache when they touch it, but they can eat it. For every 20 fruits collected, a person receives a home, food, and care. The second tree, "Nairak," is eerie and beautiful. Its foliage changes color, and inside the fruit is a red pulp, the juice of which is used in mating rituals. If the foliage turns bloody, the fruit must be collected immediately; the fruit must be gathered from holes in the bark of the tree itself.
There are also many different plants and animals.
But there's danger, too. The "Maka" flower resembles a lily, but instead of a core, it has a black eye. A single touch can cause a third-degree burn. However, female creatures can safely take it with their tails and make candy from it for sore throats. Maka can also run on its roots and spy on those around it.
The island is home to two-meter-tall creatures with horns and tentacles. White is a curse; outcasts are stripped of their horns. But they escape to another island, where they braid their hair as a sign of love.
Time flows differently here: three years on Neu-loa are one hour in our world. You can sign a contract, live a whole life, and return to find that only a few minutes have passed. And if you decide to leave forever, the beings will give you everything: clothes, medicine, crystals—just so you remember.
Neu-loa is beauty, pain, wandering flowers, and a love that is stronger than exile. It is a place where you want to stay, even knowing you must leave.