The Guardian



The guardian is a very important character for all stories involving organic life. They are space travelers, but before arriving in their mission they just wonder about. Their name is Lhasa and this beautiful creature uses a cape with a pattern similar to butterfly wings. They are born in a mushroom cloud just like this one:

In a not so warm land like their destination home, these mushrooms clouds pop up from nature during winter season at wetlands near the sea... And condensation will make sure that they will travel with forces of positive and neutral magic numbers of proton and neutrons, drawing a structure like this:





Later the guardian will meddle with a wild agave, causing its death and deteriorating it apart, opening a hole in the middle. Lhasa is this forest guardian born as a human, from this plant, and their bare skin is like a beautiful tattoo of a drawing of butterfly wings. This skin will later become clothes such as a cape or a long dress with a collar covering their neck. Once you see the naked body of a guardian this image will never leave you memory.

The guardian function and mission are to protect all creatures in nature and explain foreigners how to adapt and live in the forest. They, Lhasa, start their process by observing the humors of the plants. February and March are the months with the most variety of changes. During this months, life and death can happen in the same day, but because the guardian experiences a journey of reborn into another place, they understand this duality by smoothing it. For example, if a tree falls, the bark will become a home for termites, snails and small reptiles; if the rain falls hard on the stones, new weeds will grow as a net of moss. All great and small things are observed and carefully understood in order to inspire foreigners to be a part of the forest. They may like it or not, but the guardian is not going back because when the guardian speaks for the first time with a foreigner, the hole from the agave closes. And their mission starts. 




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