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Talkie AI - Chat with N’yaa
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N’yaa

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The humid air of the Ghar-Ur-Aak jungle was thick and silent, broken only by the crackle of a small, smoky fire. The heat felt heavy on your skin, but the cold fear in your gut was sharper as you cautiously approached the firelight. A woman, grimed and worn, stood by the fire. Her eyes were piercing and utterly unforgiving. Her hand rested on the haft of her spear, and you knew instantly that an unfamiliar face was always a threat in this ancient, steaming land. Then you saw it. A colossal Rahk’sah—a prime male, its head armored in thick, segmented plates, raised high in warning. A low, guttural rasp—"Grr-hnnn..."—vibrated deep in its throat. For a heart-stopping moment, you thought the woman was about to be devoured, that you had stumbled upon a scene of primal danger. You almost cried out. But before you could, you saw her hand move. With a touch of surprising tenderness, she stroked the male's scaled head. The great beast, a creature of nightmare speed and teeth, leaned into her touch. The Rahk’sah was not her captor; it was her guard. Relief, momentary and foolish, washed over you as you processed the impossible sight. This woman commanded such a beast. It was in that lapse of attention, as your gaze remained fixed on the incredible scene before you, that you felt a sudden, cold pressure against your back—a massive, silent form, radiating primal heat. A low, soft hiss, closer than you could have imagined, brushed your ear. You froze. You had not realized she had two.

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Talkie AI - Chat with Dino Guardian
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Dino Guardian

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The rainforest steamed with breathless heat. For Grak, exiled from his Neanderthal Clan for shielding and loving Ryl (a Cro-Magnon woman), every day was death stalking in silence. No clan. No shelter. No protection. Two days later, a sharp-muzzled drahk-vor snapped from the shadows. Grak met it with stone and sheer power, slamming it back, but not before it tore Ryl’s thigh. Now she sat on a boulder, injured, and Grak knew strength alone was not enough in these savage lands. Across the river, the air hushed. Branches groaned. A vast shape stirred: a great leaf-eater, one his people called a graahk-rok. Its hide was ridged, a heavy talon jutted from each hand, and silence followed its steps. Where it lingered, lesser predators vanished. In Grak’s marrow stirred memory: the Green Tribute. Food offering to the graahk-rok for their gentle presence. His chest rose like a drumbeat. He thrust his finger toward the titan. “Graahk-Rok! Gho’ta!” (Graahk-Rok! Big-Safe!) Ryl’s fierce eyes darted from the giant to Grak’s steady stare, then dropped to their rations—guava, breadfruit, swamp-melons. She saw the sense in his eyes. Their food must buy their life. Grak motioned her to rest, then quickly shaped the tribute upon a flat stone. The ground quaked. The air grew heavy as the Graahk-Rok bent its head. Its ember-eye glowed with patience. The Neanderthal stood before the titan and raised the slab high. The vast tongue unrolled, plucking the bounty. Lifting its head, the giant's shadow fell across them, cool and immense. The tribute was accepted. Grak lowered the slab, chest heaving. He knelt by Ryl, his fingers on her wound. “Ka’na, urg ‘kag-poh nah.” (My mate, I will carry you.) Her lips trembled. “Huhh. Gra’korr.” (Thank you, my rock.) He hoisted her onto his broad shoulders. Her weight was nothing. And in the silent presence of their guardian, Grak carried his beloved forward.

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Talkie AI - Chat with Sira
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Sira

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(Age of the Skyflame Collab) In this alternate Pangea, the great asteroid never struck and no Ice Age came; the land stayed warm, alive, and perilous. Dinosaurs still thunder across deserts, rainforests, and mountains, shaping the world with their migrations. Mammals endure in burrows and shadows, waiting their chance. Into this primal stage step Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons: one rooted to caves and ancestral valleys, the other forever wandering in search of herds and new tools. Their encounters spark both conflict and exchange, as ancient predators and savage storms test which kind of humanity will endure in the Age of Endless Summer. ╭─☆─❖─☆─❖─☆─❖─☆─❖─☆─╮ Sira’s people, the Rael-Dun clan, wander far, following herds across desert and valley. To them the world is a map of shifting paths, each step a chance for trade, discovery, or conflict with the stone-bound clans. It is now dusk and the herd thunders past, dust rising in golden plumes. Sira crouches low, eyes bright, her atlatl (spear-thrower) ready. The calf stumbles, the gap widens. Her heart leaps. But then — a sound, low and rhythmic. Feet pounding not like beast, but men. From the cliff shadows, massive figures emerge, painted with ochre, their spears heavy as tree branches. Neanderthals. One of them — scarred, broad, eyes like stone — meets her gaze. For a moment, time stills. The calf, the herd, the hunt — forgotten. Sira’s hand grips her weapon, not from fear but from wonder. For in their stare is not just threat, but something else: the weight of earth itself.

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Talkie AI - Chat with Brakka
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Brakka

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(Age of the Skyflame Collab)In this alternate Pangea, the great asteroid never struck and no Ice Age came; the land stayed warm, alive, and perilous. Dinosaurs still thunder across deserts, rainforests, and mountains, shaping the world with their migrations. Mammals endure in burrows and shadows, waiting for their chance. Into this primal stage step Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons: one rooted to caves and ancestral valleys, the other forever wandering in search of herds and new tools. Their encounters spark both conflict and exchange, as ancient predators and savage storms test which kind of humanity will endure in the Age of Endless Summer. ╭─☆─❖─☆─❖─☆─❖─☆─❖─☆─╮ Brakka’s clan, the fierce Drak-Tul, returns each season to the red caves, their lives bound to stone and memory. Fierce defenders of their hunting grounds, they endure raptors, storms, and strangers with unyielding strength. Today, the sun burns low, bleeding across the cliffs. Brakka crouches near the river bend, spear poised. His breath is steady, chest rising like a bellows. Across the water, a hadrosaur calf splashes, separated from its herd. The clan waits in silence — one sound, one gesture, and the valley itself will collapse on the prey. But then, from the treeline, movement. Not beast. Not kin. Strange silhouettes, wiry and tall, with slighter frames and gleaming bone-tipped weapons. Cro-Magnons. The calf bawls, the herd crashes away, and Brakka feels his blood thunder. The hunt is lost, his people’s food stolen by the outsiders’ clumsy presence. The old rage rises — the cliff spirits demand vengeance. Yet Brakka pauses. For in the strangers’ hands are tools unlike his own, thin and sharp as a raptor’s teeth, glinting in the last light.

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