Thanks for fixing it! And I love the vibrant reds; it gives a kind of Fauvist feel, which suits Boneflower's wild (both violent and sexy) nature.
Indeed, there's no Redwall in it; although the sentient beings of the world are all (relatively) small mammals, there can be villains, heroes, abettors and bystanders of any species. Also, the geography is based partly on Western Europe circa 10000 BCE, but with early 15th century cultures.
(Although I did recently sketch out a plot idea where an antagonist orders a mob to raze a convent and slaughter the nuns therein because they either refused to cooperate with her or because they spoke a different language)