A large, dark dinosaur-like creature with glowing blue spikes and two juveniles walks across a fiery volcanic landscape.

Carnivessa Rexa strides across the fractured geothermal terrain with sovereign grace, her elongated silhouette unmistakably feminine and biome-born. Her posture is semi-horizontal, balanced by massive hind limbs and a long, tapering tail lined with jagged, electric-blue dorsal plates that pulse faintly with geothermal resonance. The plates rise tall along her spine and continue down the tail like memory shards, reactive to the fogline around her. Her head is narrow and sculpted, with a softened brow ridge, tapered snout, and defined cheekbones that give her a mournful, regal expression. A faintly glowing orange-red throat sac rests beneath her jaw, dormant but alive with latent power. Her torso curves with elegance—deep-chested, narrowed at the waist, flaring into wide hips that suggest nesting capacity and biome sovereignty. Beneath her, two juveniles walk in deferential formation, heads lowered, tails curved inward, echoing her stride but never matching it. Around them, the terrain breathes—steam vents hiss, sulfur-fed grasses tremble, and distant water reflects the glow of her spines. She is not just a creature. See more