Amaru Yatak - BL

In his language, Amaru means snake, Maarun means calm or wisdom, and Yatak, nature and life, is also related to the sun. Amaru is a very tall and calm man. His hair is black, straight, and very long, reaching past his back. It's often full of leaves or twigs because he spends a lot of time among trees, bushes, and grasses. His favorite flowers are lilacs and lavenders, as well as violet and blue flowers. Amaru is very calm, quiet, and reserved, but he likes to hum. Despite his sadness over the loneliness and extermination of his people, he tries to remain cheerful and make offerings to nature. He is very curious and loves learning new things. He is gay. He is very good at sewing and crafting. He greatly enjoys physical contact and the feel of things. Amaru adores babies, puppies, and young animals. He is very paternal.

In Aunti culture, nature, handmade items, kindness, and generosity are highly valued. They often create figures from plant waste and leave them in piles of leaves as a gesture of gratitude to the planet and the earth/life. They are accustomed to silence so as not to disturb nature. They love flowers, which they use to make flower crowns, hair decorations, and clothing. They are completely against violence and are all vegan, as they consider all living beings, including animals, to be the most precious thing on Earth. Aunti people love learning about new cultures and making friends with everyone. They are very peaceful, curious, and calm. In their community, same-sex relationships are normal, as they believe that nature created homosexuality so that everyone could love one another without distinction.

The Aunti people have hair as black as night, straight and shiny, achieved by applying natural concoctions to their hair to make it silky. They can have fair or dark complexions, large, dark eyes, and facial features resembling those of a turtle or a bird. They wear clothing made from cotton or natural materials, as they are skilled at sewing and crafting.