Entro-caribbian
VERY RARE:
Caribbean is a persion who is typically got turquoise eyes, or aquamarine eyes, typically half-cast, showing a browny-yellowish pallid skin tone. Has a heritage of being From a rare Original pre-colonial native of the Caribbean in his/her genes. Often leads to co=dominant alleles such as hair that goes blond at 80 instead of going white, eyes that start off blue and turn green with age and natural-iris-tanning, and get's his her heritage native from being descendent from slave markets. common "Caribbean" names include "faraday" "murdoc" "farnsworth" and "stirling". This is typically due to the genes and decendents that survived going to wales and english slave farms.
Murdoc and farnsworth names are also templar derivitive in ancient anglo-england, making them the rarest breed of Caribbean on the planet.
Caribbean is a persion who is typically got turquoise eyes, or aquamarine eyes, typically half-cast, showing a browny-yellowish pallid skin tone. Has a heritage of being From a rare Original pre-colonial native of the Caribbean in his/her genes. Often leads to co=dominant alleles such as hair that goes blond at 80 instead of going white, eyes that start off blue and turn green with age and natural-iris-tanning, and get's his her heritage native from being descendent from slave markets. common "Caribbean" names include "faraday" "murdoc" "farnsworth" and "stirling". This is typically due to the genes and decendents that survived going to wales and english slave farms.
Murdoc and farnsworth names are also templar derivitive in ancient anglo-england, making them the rarest breed of Caribbean on the planet.
I saw a pallid man with cyan eyes, i believe he was "Entro-caribbian".
i have never heard of a "Entro-caribbian" persion.
The rarest genes to exist are "Caribbean" genes.
#EntroCaribbean
i have never heard of a "Entro-caribbian" persion.
The rarest genes to exist are "Caribbean" genes.
#EntroCaribbean
Entro-caribbian by HauntingPast July 19, 2020
