*ok uhm I got Bríz, who was the leader of the civilization The Child encountered and Sarlok’s ally, and Kalaposi, the human loving god of decay and corruption, and a sun tiger I might trash, may make a mortal, and then maybe another god.*
*Decay and Coruption sounds neat*
*Okay! Kalaposi lives on an island though and the Child is walking the land, so idk how they’d meet. Kalaposi is scared to leave the waters and their island.*
*Doooon't worry about that.* Walking along the beaches of Kalaposi's island is a tall and graceful woman, wearing black robes with patches of moss and leaves covering it. Her hair is exceptionally long, and trails on the floor behind her. Woven into her hair are live plants, as well as animal bones. Attached to her robes are two pins- one in the shape of a snake consuming it's own tail, and another in the shape of a raven in flight. Speaking of ravens, within her hair lives a colony of ravens, too numerous to count. Sometimes, a bird simply vanishes into the air, or appears from behind a shadow surrounding her.
It always seems to be night on the island, and the shadows of vultures in the sky blot out the moon. The sand is silver, reflecting the moonlight, and the plants that go deeper into the island are purple, black, and rot green. She hears an eerie song, of darkness and decay that seems to shred the air and reality itself sometimes. The sound eventually stops, and the sound of plants crunching under boots can be heard, as the pungent smell of the plants is released into the air.
She stops, listening to the song, before continuing onward towards the source, singing softly to herself.
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The clocks run out, too late to wake up. You're locked under this nightmare's thumb. Begging you hide and run.
*ok uhm I got Bríz, who was the leader of the civilization The Child encountered and Sarlok’s ally, and Kalaposi, the human loving god of decay and corruption, and a sun tiger I might trash, may make a mortal, and then maybe another god.*
*Decay and Coruption sounds neat*
*Okay! Kalaposi lives on an island though and the Child is walking the land, so idk how they’d meet. Kalaposi is scared to leave the waters and their island.*
*Doooon't worry about that.* Walking along the beaches of Kalaposi's island is a tall and graceful woman, wearing black robes with patches of moss and leaves covering it. Her hair is exceptionally long, and trails on the floor behind her. Woven into her hair are live plants, as well as animal bones. Attached to her robes are two pins- one in the shape of a snake consuming it's own tail, and another in the shape of a raven in flight. Speaking of ravens, within her hair lives a colony of ravens, too numerous to count. Sometimes, a bird simply vanishes into the air, or appears from behind a shadow surrounding her.
It always seems to be night on the island, and the shadows of vultures in the sky blot out the moon. The sand is silver, reflecting the moonlight, and the plants that go deeper into the island are purple, black, and rot green. She hears an eerie song, of darkness and decay that seems to shred the air and reality itself sometimes. The sound eventually stops, and the sound of plants crunching under boots can be heard, as the pungent smell of the plants is released into the air.
She stops, listening to the song, before continuing onward towards the source, singing softly to herself.
She eventually meets the source, a young person with dark skin, and spiky black hair that turns purple at the tips. Today, Kalaposi is wearing a simple suit, as if dressed for a fancy occasion they’ll never get to witness. They look up with sadness. “Welcome to my island. I suppose this is how I’m fated to spend my days-gods and rot.”
"Well, hello there, Zephyrus! It is nice to meet you."
"And you. Where are you bound?"
"Well, that is a rather loaded question, friend. Nowadays, I've taken to wandering. Having destinations takes the fun out of travelling, don't you think?"
"Not if you have a mission. I'm bound for the new forest, if you would come with me"
"Oh! The new forest! That's where the townsfolk said their ruling deity scampered off to. I've been meaning to check it out... it seems to be the subject of much controversy!"
"Is that so?" They snap their fingers, and a new wineglass comes into being. Their serpent headed tail injects it's venom into it, the venom being a tawny yellow wine. "A toast then" they offer the glass "to our new endeavor"
"Ah. No. I don't drink. Or eat, really. Sorta can't."
"Why's that?" They begin walking. Or floating, above the ground.
*I'm trying to make a new myth here, cuz sarlok is supposed to be a mix of loki and Zeus. Balo challenged me*
*I see...*
"Well, it's sorta timey-wimey. Not sure you'd understand, really."
"Try me"
"Well, as a god of Eternity, my form is trapped in this state. I neither age nor change in any way that would be meaningful to you. My personal timeline, while stuck in a loop because of circumstances outside of my control, is frozen. As such, I am essentially a dead corpse walking around, except I'm not dead, just placed in stasis and possessed by myself. Therefore, consuming food would not be the best thing to do, as my digestive system is non-functioning."
"My wine is more than physical, but nevertheless, I basically understand. You are a god of eternity then? I am the god of passion. Shifting moods and obsessions"
"Well! Such further opposites are rarely met."
"Indeed." They take a sip of wine, savoring it. "What are you passionate about, stranger?"
"Keeping peace. Making sure that everyone lives. Nor letting people die?"
"Peace. An interesting concept. What are your thoughts of the new forest? Would you say it's peaceful?"
"Well, I've never been. I wish to go, to see whether or not it truly is peaceful."
"It is where we are headed"
Eventually, they reach the new forest. Birds sing in the branches. Small animals rustle about.
*In the interest of mythmaking, would you be cool if sarlok temporarily turned up the child's passion for peace?*
*ok uhm I got Bríz, who was the leader of the civilization The Child encountered and Sarlok’s ally, and Kalaposi, the human loving god of decay and corruption, and a sun tiger I might trash, may make a mortal, and then maybe another god.*
*Decay and Coruption sounds neat*
*Okay! Kalaposi lives on an island though and the Child is walking the land, so idk how they’d meet. Kalaposi is scared to leave the waters and their island.*
*Doooon't worry about that.* Walking along the beaches of Kalaposi's island is a tall and graceful woman, wearing black robes with patches of moss and leaves covering it. Her hair is exceptionally long, and trails on the floor behind her. Woven into her hair are live plants, as well as animal bones. Attached to her robes are two pins- one in the shape of a snake consuming it's own tail, and another in the shape of a raven in flight. Speaking of ravens, within her hair lives a colony of ravens, too numerous to count. Sometimes, a bird simply vanishes into the air, or appears from behind a shadow surrounding her.
It always seems to be night on the island, and the shadows of vultures in the sky blot out the moon. The sand is silver, reflecting the moonlight, and the plants that go deeper into the island are purple, black, and rot green. She hears an eerie song, of darkness and decay that seems to shred the air and reality itself sometimes. The sound eventually stops, and the sound of plants crunching under boots can be heard, as the pungent smell of the plants is released into the air.
She stops, listening to the song, before continuing onward towards the source, singing softly to herself.
She eventually meets the source, a young person with dark skin, and spiky black hair that turns purple at the tips. Today, Kalaposi is wearing a simple suit, as if dressed for a fancy occasion they’ll never get to witness. They look up with sadness. “Welcome to my island. I suppose this is how I’m fated to spend my days-gods and rot.”
"Oh. Hello. Who might you be?"
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The clocks run out, too late to wake up. You're locked under this nightmare's thumb. Begging you hide and run.
"Well, hello there, Zephyrus! It is nice to meet you."
"And you. Where are you bound?"
"Well, that is a rather loaded question, friend. Nowadays, I've taken to wandering. Having destinations takes the fun out of travelling, don't you think?"
"Not if you have a mission. I'm bound for the new forest, if you would come with me"
"Oh! The new forest! That's where the townsfolk said their ruling deity scampered off to. I've been meaning to check it out... it seems to be the subject of much controversy!"
"Is that so?" They snap their fingers, and a new wineglass comes into being. Their serpent headed tail injects it's venom into it, the venom being a tawny yellow wine. "A toast then" they offer the glass "to our new endeavor"
"Ah. No. I don't drink. Or eat, really. Sorta can't."
"Why's that?" They begin walking. Or floating, above the ground.
*I'm trying to make a new myth here, cuz sarlok is supposed to be a mix of loki and Zeus. Balo challenged me*
*I see...*
"Well, it's sorta timey-wimey. Not sure you'd understand, really."
"Try me"
"Well, as a god of Eternity, my form is trapped in this state. I neither age nor change in any way that would be meaningful to you. My personal timeline, while stuck in a loop because of circumstances outside of my control, is frozen. As such, I am essentially a dead corpse walking around, except I'm not dead, just placed in stasis and possessed by myself. Therefore, consuming food would not be the best thing to do, as my digestive system is non-functioning."
"My wine is more than physical, but nevertheless, I basically understand. You are a god of eternity then? I am the god of passion. Shifting moods and obsessions"
"Well! Such further opposites are rarely met."
"Indeed." They take a sip of wine, savoring it. "What are you passionate about, stranger?"
"Keeping peace. Making sure that everyone lives. Nor letting people die?"
"Peace. An interesting concept. What are your thoughts of the new forest? Would you say it's peaceful?"
"Well, I've never been. I wish to go, to see whether or not it truly is peaceful."
"It is where we are headed"
Eventually, they reach the new forest. Birds sing in the branches. Small animals rustle about.
*In the interest of mythmaking, would you be cool if sarlok temporarily turned up the child's passion for peace?*
*Hoo boy*
*Go ahead*
"Hm. Well. It's a forest alright. Nothing too out of the ordinary."
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The clocks run out, too late to wake up. You're locked under this nightmare's thumb. Begging you hide and run.
*ok uhm I got Bríz, who was the leader of the civilization The Child encountered and Sarlok’s ally, and Kalaposi, the human loving god of decay and corruption, and a sun tiger I might trash, may make a mortal, and then maybe another god.*
*Decay and Coruption sounds neat*
*Okay! Kalaposi lives on an island though and the Child is walking the land, so idk how they’d meet. Kalaposi is scared to leave the waters and their island.*
*Doooon't worry about that.* Walking along the beaches of Kalaposi's island is a tall and graceful woman, wearing black robes with patches of moss and leaves covering it. Her hair is exceptionally long, and trails on the floor behind her. Woven into her hair are live plants, as well as animal bones. Attached to her robes are two pins- one in the shape of a snake consuming it's own tail, and another in the shape of a raven in flight. Speaking of ravens, within her hair lives a colony of ravens, too numerous to count. Sometimes, a bird simply vanishes into the air, or appears from behind a shadow surrounding her.
It always seems to be night on the island, and the shadows of vultures in the sky blot out the moon. The sand is silver, reflecting the moonlight, and the plants that go deeper into the island are purple, black, and rot green. She hears an eerie song, of darkness and decay that seems to shred the air and reality itself sometimes. The sound eventually stops, and the sound of plants crunching under boots can be heard, as the pungent smell of the plants is released into the air.
She stops, listening to the song, before continuing onward towards the source, singing softly to herself.
She eventually meets the source, a young person with dark skin, and spiky black hair that turns purple at the tips. Today, Kalaposi is wearing a simple suit, as if dressed for a fancy occasion they’ll never get to witness. They look up with sadness. “Welcome to my island. I suppose this is how I’m fated to spend my days-gods and rot.”
*ok uhm I got Bríz, who was the leader of the civilization The Child encountered and Sarlok’s ally, and Kalaposi, the human loving god of decay and corruption, and a sun tiger I might trash, may make a mortal, and then maybe another god.*
*Decay and Coruption sounds neat*
*Okay! Kalaposi lives on an island though and the Child is walking the land, so idk how they’d meet. Kalaposi is scared to leave the waters and their island.*
*Doooon't worry about that.* Walking along the beaches of Kalaposi's island is a tall and graceful woman, wearing black robes with patches of moss and leaves covering it. Her hair is exceptionally long, and trails on the floor behind her. Woven into her hair are live plants, as well as animal bones. Attached to her robes are two pins- one in the shape of a snake consuming it's own tail, and another in the shape of a raven in flight. Speaking of ravens, within her hair lives a colony of ravens, too numerous to count. Sometimes, a bird simply vanishes into the air, or appears from behind a shadow surrounding her.
It always seems to be night on the island, and the shadows of vultures in the sky blot out the moon. The sand is silver, reflecting the moonlight, and the plants that go deeper into the island are purple, black, and rot green. She hears an eerie song, of darkness and decay that seems to shred the air and reality itself sometimes. The sound eventually stops, and the sound of plants crunching under boots can be heard, as the pungent smell of the plants is released into the air.
She stops, listening to the song, before continuing onward towards the source, singing softly to herself.
She eventually meets the source, a young person with dark skin, and spiky black hair that turns purple at the tips. Today, Kalaposi is wearing a simple suit, as if dressed for a fancy occasion they’ll never get to witness. They look up with sadness. “Welcome to my island. I suppose this is how I’m fated to spend my days-gods and rot.”
"Oh. Hello. Who might you be?"
“Kalaposi.” They say. “And you?”
"I have many names, but truly, none of them are my own. I tend to be called the Mother by most, so that has become my name of sorts."
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The clocks run out, too late to wake up. You're locked under this nightmare's thumb. Begging you hide and run.
"Well, hello there, Zephyrus! It is nice to meet you."
"And you. Where are you bound?"
"Well, that is a rather loaded question, friend. Nowadays, I've taken to wandering. Having destinations takes the fun out of travelling, don't you think?"
"Not if you have a mission. I'm bound for the new forest, if you would come with me"
"Oh! The new forest! That's where the townsfolk said their ruling deity scampered off to. I've been meaning to check it out... it seems to be the subject of much controversy!"
"Is that so?" They snap their fingers, and a new wineglass comes into being. Their serpent headed tail injects it's venom into it, the venom being a tawny yellow wine. "A toast then" they offer the glass "to our new endeavor"
"Ah. No. I don't drink. Or eat, really. Sorta can't."
"Why's that?" They begin walking. Or floating, above the ground.
*I'm trying to make a new myth here, cuz sarlok is supposed to be a mix of loki and Zeus. Balo challenged me*
*I see...*
"Well, it's sorta timey-wimey. Not sure you'd understand, really."
"Try me"
"Well, as a god of Eternity, my form is trapped in this state. I neither age nor change in any way that would be meaningful to you. My personal timeline, while stuck in a loop because of circumstances outside of my control, is frozen. As such, I am essentially a dead corpse walking around, except I'm not dead, just placed in stasis and possessed by myself. Therefore, consuming food would not be the best thing to do, as my digestive system is non-functioning."
"My wine is more than physical, but nevertheless, I basically understand. You are a god of eternity then? I am the god of passion. Shifting moods and obsessions"
"Well! Such further opposites are rarely met."
"Indeed." They take a sip of wine, savoring it. "What are you passionate about, stranger?"
"Keeping peace. Making sure that everyone lives. Nor letting people die?"
"Peace. An interesting concept. What are your thoughts of the new forest? Would you say it's peaceful?"
"Well, I've never been. I wish to go, to see whether or not it truly is peaceful."
"It is where we are headed"
Eventually, they reach the new forest. Birds sing in the branches. Small animals rustle about.
*In the interest of mythmaking, would you be cool if sarlok temporarily turned up the child's passion for peace?*
*Hoo boy*
*Go ahead*
"Hm. Well. It's a forest alright. Nothing too out of the ordinary."
"Yet. Can you look into the future? Forests are known to be home to monsters, and dangerous animals. Liable to kill and eat mortals. It may be peaceful now, but a forest like this? With a headstart on all others? It will become a living death trap. Something mortals will come to fear, and send heros into, to slay monsters, real and imagined, and the forest will retaliate. Then everyone dies, and nothing is peaceful"
"Well, hello there, Zephyrus! It is nice to meet you."
"And you. Where are you bound?"
"Well, that is a rather loaded question, friend. Nowadays, I've taken to wandering. Having destinations takes the fun out of travelling, don't you think?"
"Not if you have a mission. I'm bound for the new forest, if you would come with me"
"Oh! The new forest! That's where the townsfolk said their ruling deity scampered off to. I've been meaning to check it out... it seems to be the subject of much controversy!"
"Is that so?" They snap their fingers, and a new wineglass comes into being. Their serpent headed tail injects it's venom into it, the venom being a tawny yellow wine. "A toast then" they offer the glass "to our new endeavor"
"Ah. No. I don't drink. Or eat, really. Sorta can't."
"Why's that?" They begin walking. Or floating, above the ground.
*I'm trying to make a new myth here, cuz sarlok is supposed to be a mix of loki and Zeus. Balo challenged me*
*I see...*
"Well, it's sorta timey-wimey. Not sure you'd understand, really."
"Try me"
"Well, as a god of Eternity, my form is trapped in this state. I neither age nor change in any way that would be meaningful to you. My personal timeline, while stuck in a loop because of circumstances outside of my control, is frozen. As such, I am essentially a dead corpse walking around, except I'm not dead, just placed in stasis and possessed by myself. Therefore, consuming food would not be the best thing to do, as my digestive system is non-functioning."
"My wine is more than physical, but nevertheless, I basically understand. You are a god of eternity then? I am the god of passion. Shifting moods and obsessions"
"Well! Such further opposites are rarely met."
"Indeed." They take a sip of wine, savoring it. "What are you passionate about, stranger?"
"Keeping peace. Making sure that everyone lives. Nor letting people die?"
"Peace. An interesting concept. What are your thoughts of the new forest? Would you say it's peaceful?"
"Well, I've never been. I wish to go, to see whether or not it truly is peaceful."
"It is where we are headed"
Eventually, they reach the new forest. Birds sing in the branches. Small animals rustle about.
*In the interest of mythmaking, would you be cool if sarlok temporarily turned up the child's passion for peace?*
*Hoo boy*
*Go ahead*
"Hm. Well. It's a forest alright. Nothing too out of the ordinary."
"Yet. Can you look into the future? Forests are known to be home to monsters, and dangerous animals. Liable to kill and eat mortals. It may be peaceful now, but a forest like this? With a headstart on all others? It will become a living death trap. Something mortals will come to fear, and send heros into, to slay monsters, real and imagined. Then everyone dies, and nothing is peaceful"
"All forests are are groups of trees! So far, no monsters in sight. Really, that term monster is a funny one. Who made the word monster? Did they use it to describe a horrible beast? If so, would they ever come to think monster would be used to describe people? Or are monstrous people so far removed from how we perceive ourselves to be that they no longer stay people? If so, then what is a monster? Oh, I'm rambling, aren't I. That means I'm nervous! A great thing it is to be nervous, you know. Keeps you on your toes. Ready for action! Mortals are quite stupid like that, aren't they. Always sending off heroes to kill things. To kill monsters! Monstrous monsters, some would say. Killed by humane humans! I'm still rambling, aren't I. Hm. Don't like it. Usually I'm a lot more controlled. Death trap? Yes, you said something about that didn't you. Never like those. Always a bit messy. But you know what's messier? Calling one thing evil. Calling something a monster. There are no monsters! Monsters are just things we use to distance ourselves from something else. So it's easier to harm it, to kill it. I'm still rambling. Hm." The Child opens it's mouth as if to start another sentence, only to be distracted by a particularly round stone placed in the path.
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The clocks run out, too late to wake up. You're locked under this nightmare's thumb. Begging you hide and run.
She laughs. "Oh! I am not a mother. I am the Mother. They call me that to ward off my attention. It get's lonely when they do... But I suppose it's natural for mortals to fear me..."
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The clocks run out, too late to wake up. You're locked under this nightmare's thumb. Begging you hide and run.
"Well, hello there, Zephyrus! It is nice to meet you."
"And you. Where are you bound?"
"Well, that is a rather loaded question, friend. Nowadays, I've taken to wandering. Having destinations takes the fun out of travelling, don't you think?"
"Not if you have a mission. I'm bound for the new forest, if you would come with me"
"Oh! The new forest! That's where the townsfolk said their ruling deity scampered off to. I've been meaning to check it out... it seems to be the subject of much controversy!"
"Is that so?" They snap their fingers, and a new wineglass comes into being. Their serpent headed tail injects it's venom into it, the venom being a tawny yellow wine. "A toast then" they offer the glass "to our new endeavor"
"Ah. No. I don't drink. Or eat, really. Sorta can't."
"Why's that?" They begin walking. Or floating, above the ground.
*I'm trying to make a new myth here, cuz sarlok is supposed to be a mix of loki and Zeus. Balo challenged me*
*I see...*
"Well, it's sorta timey-wimey. Not sure you'd understand, really."
"Try me"
"Well, as a god of Eternity, my form is trapped in this state. I neither age nor change in any way that would be meaningful to you. My personal timeline, while stuck in a loop because of circumstances outside of my control, is frozen. As such, I am essentially a dead corpse walking around, except I'm not dead, just placed in stasis and possessed by myself. Therefore, consuming food would not be the best thing to do, as my digestive system is non-functioning."
"My wine is more than physical, but nevertheless, I basically understand. You are a god of eternity then? I am the god of passion. Shifting moods and obsessions"
"Well! Such further opposites are rarely met."
"Indeed." They take a sip of wine, savoring it. "What are you passionate about, stranger?"
"Keeping peace. Making sure that everyone lives. Nor letting people die?"
"Peace. An interesting concept. What are your thoughts of the new forest? Would you say it's peaceful?"
"Well, I've never been. I wish to go, to see whether or not it truly is peaceful."
"It is where we are headed"
Eventually, they reach the new forest. Birds sing in the branches. Small animals rustle about.
*In the interest of mythmaking, would you be cool if sarlok temporarily turned up the child's passion for peace?*
*Hoo boy*
*Go ahead*
"Hm. Well. It's a forest alright. Nothing too out of the ordinary."
"Yet. Can you look into the future? Forests are known to be home to monsters, and dangerous animals. Liable to kill and eat mortals. It may be peaceful now, but a forest like this? With a headstart on all others? It will become a living death trap. Something mortals will come to fear, and send heros into, to slay monsters, real and imagined. Then everyone dies, and nothing is peaceful"
"All forests are are groups of trees! So far, no monsters in sight. Really, that term monster is a funny one. Who made the word monster? Did they use it to describe a horrible beast? If so, would they ever come to think monster would be used to describe people? Or are monstrous people so far removed from how we perceive ourselves to be that they no longer stay people? If so, then what is a monster? Oh, I'm rambling, aren't I. That means I'm nervous! A great thing it is to be nervous, you know. Keeps you on your toes. Ready for action! Mortals are quite stupid like that, aren't they. Always sending off heroes to kill things. To kill monsters! Monstrous monsters, some would say. Killed by humane humans! I'm still rambling, aren't I. Hm. Don't like it. Usually I'm a lot more controlled. Death trap? Yes, you said something about that didn't you. Never like those. Always a bit messy. But you know what's messier? Calling one thing evil. Calling something a monster. There are no monsters! Monsters are just things we use to distance ourselves from something else. So it's easier to harm it, to kill it. I'm still rambling. Hm." The Child opens it's mouth as if to start another sentence, only to be distracted by a particularly round stone placed in the path.
"Please. Nothing in this forest could harm me. I worry about eventual mortals. They, sadly, do not share our enlightenment on relative morality. They use the same rationale as you say, and will not be swayed from it. Is it not our, your duty, as a god, to protect mortals from sutch" the click their tongue "dangerous thoughts? Would a dangerous place, sutch as this forest, not be better if presented more manageably to them? There is a village nearby. What would stop them from deeming those within monsters? Going on a great and bloody crusade against it?"
"Well, hello there, Zephyrus! It is nice to meet you."
"And you. Where are you bound?"
"Well, that is a rather loaded question, friend. Nowadays, I've taken to wandering. Having destinations takes the fun out of travelling, don't you think?"
"Not if you have a mission. I'm bound for the new forest, if you would come with me"
"Oh! The new forest! That's where the townsfolk said their ruling deity scampered off to. I've been meaning to check it out... it seems to be the subject of much controversy!"
"Is that so?" They snap their fingers, and a new wineglass comes into being. Their serpent headed tail injects it's venom into it, the venom being a tawny yellow wine. "A toast then" they offer the glass "to our new endeavor"
"Ah. No. I don't drink. Or eat, really. Sorta can't."
"Why's that?" They begin walking. Or floating, above the ground.
*I'm trying to make a new myth here, cuz sarlok is supposed to be a mix of loki and Zeus. Balo challenged me*
*I see...*
"Well, it's sorta timey-wimey. Not sure you'd understand, really."
"Try me"
"Well, as a god of Eternity, my form is trapped in this state. I neither age nor change in any way that would be meaningful to you. My personal timeline, while stuck in a loop because of circumstances outside of my control, is frozen. As such, I am essentially a dead corpse walking around, except I'm not dead, just placed in stasis and possessed by myself. Therefore, consuming food would not be the best thing to do, as my digestive system is non-functioning."
"My wine is more than physical, but nevertheless, I basically understand. You are a god of eternity then? I am the god of passion. Shifting moods and obsessions"
"Well! Such further opposites are rarely met."
"Indeed." They take a sip of wine, savoring it. "What are you passionate about, stranger?"
"Keeping peace. Making sure that everyone lives. Nor letting people die?"
"Peace. An interesting concept. What are your thoughts of the new forest? Would you say it's peaceful?"
"Well, I've never been. I wish to go, to see whether or not it truly is peaceful."
"It is where we are headed"
Eventually, they reach the new forest. Birds sing in the branches. Small animals rustle about.
*In the interest of mythmaking, would you be cool if sarlok temporarily turned up the child's passion for peace?*
*Hoo boy*
*Go ahead*
"Hm. Well. It's a forest alright. Nothing too out of the ordinary."
"Yet. Can you look into the future? Forests are known to be home to monsters, and dangerous animals. Liable to kill and eat mortals. It may be peaceful now, but a forest like this? With a headstart on all others? It will become a living death trap. Something mortals will come to fear, and send heros into, to slay monsters, real and imagined. Then everyone dies, and nothing is peaceful"
"All forests are are groups of trees! So far, no monsters in sight. Really, that term monster is a funny one. Who made the word monster? Did they use it to describe a horrible beast? If so, would they ever come to think monster would be used to describe people? Or are monstrous people so far removed from how we perceive ourselves to be that they no longer stay people? If so, then what is a monster? Oh, I'm rambling, aren't I. That means I'm nervous! A great thing it is to be nervous, you know. Keeps you on your toes. Ready for action! Mortals are quite stupid like that, aren't they. Always sending off heroes to kill things. To kill monsters! Monstrous monsters, some would say. Killed by humane humans! I'm still rambling, aren't I. Hm. Don't like it. Usually I'm a lot more controlled. Death trap? Yes, you said something about that didn't you. Never like those. Always a bit messy. But you know what's messier? Calling one thing evil. Calling something a monster. There are no monsters! Monsters are just things we use to distance ourselves from something else. So it's easier to harm it, to kill it. I'm still rambling. Hm." The Child opens it's mouth as if to start another sentence, only to be distracted by a particularly round stone placed in the path.
"Please. Nothing in this forest could harm me. I worry about eventual mortals. They, sadly, do not share our enlightenment on relative morality. They use the same rationale as you say, and will not be swayed from it. Is it not our, your duty, as a god, to protect mortals from sutch" the click their tongue "dangerous thoughts? Would a dangerous place, sutch as this forest, not be better if presented more manageably to them? There is a village nearby. What would stop them from deeming those within monsters? Going on a great and bloody crusade against it?"
The Child drops the stone. "Ah, but that is where you are wrong! It is my duty to protect humans from that way of thinking! And it is of no use to any if nature would be whittled down to suit the whims of man. Humans do not control nature. At least, not yet. Not completely. In a few thousand years or so, maybe. Depends on how quickly they'll advance here... And as for what would stop the village folk from deeming the denizens of these woods monsters? Me!"
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The clocks run out, too late to wake up. You're locked under this nightmare's thumb. Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
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She stops, listening to the song, before continuing onward towards the source, singing softly to herself.
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
*oh god the Child is gonna flip out*
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
*I mean we shoulddddd probably check with Link before doing a war, but I think Bríz would end the war as soon as their people get massacred.*
he/they. Roleplay and worldbuilding fiend.
*... massacre?*
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
She eventually meets the source, a young person with dark skin, and spiky black hair that turns purple at the tips. Today, Kalaposi is wearing a simple suit, as if dressed for a fancy occasion they’ll never get to witness. They look up with sadness. “Welcome to my island. I suppose this is how I’m fated to spend my days-gods and rot.”
he/they. Roleplay and worldbuilding fiend.
"It is where we are headed"
Eventually, they reach the new forest. Birds sing in the branches. Small animals rustle about.
*In the interest of mythmaking, would you be cool if sarlok temporarily turned up the child's passion for peace?*
"You remember me. Just think a little harder"
Maniacal Unseelie Nightmare Enby
*that’s what happened in the other thread :D*
he/they. Roleplay and worldbuilding fiend.
"Oh. Hello. Who might you be?"
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
*Hoo boy*
*Go ahead*
"Hm. Well. It's a forest alright. Nothing too out of the ordinary."
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
*I see*
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
“Kalaposi.” They say. “And you?”
he/they. Roleplay and worldbuilding fiend.
"I have many names, but truly, none of them are my own. I tend to be called the Mother by most, so that has become my name of sorts."
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
*cut with Gonz.*
“The Mother, huh? I like that. What’s it like?”
he/they. Roleplay and worldbuilding fiend.
"Yet. Can you look into the future? Forests are known to be home to monsters, and dangerous animals. Liable to kill and eat mortals. It may be peaceful now, but a forest like this? With a headstart on all others? It will become a living death trap. Something mortals will come to fear, and send heros into, to slay monsters, real and imagined, and the forest will retaliate. Then everyone dies, and nothing is peaceful"
"You remember me. Just think a little harder"
Maniacal Unseelie Nightmare Enby
"What's what like?"
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
“Being a mother.”
he/they. Roleplay and worldbuilding fiend.
"All forests are are groups of trees! So far, no monsters in sight. Really, that term monster is a funny one. Who made the word monster? Did they use it to describe a horrible beast? If so, would they ever come to think monster would be used to describe people? Or are monstrous people so far removed from how we perceive ourselves to be that they no longer stay people? If so, then what is a monster? Oh, I'm rambling, aren't I. That means I'm nervous! A great thing it is to be nervous, you know. Keeps you on your toes. Ready for action! Mortals are quite stupid like that, aren't they. Always sending off heroes to kill things. To kill monsters! Monstrous monsters, some would say. Killed by humane humans! I'm still rambling, aren't I. Hm. Don't like it. Usually I'm a lot more controlled. Death trap? Yes, you said something about that didn't you. Never like those. Always a bit messy. But you know what's messier? Calling one thing evil. Calling something a monster. There are no monsters! Monsters are just things we use to distance ourselves from something else. So it's easier to harm it, to kill it. I'm still rambling. Hm." The Child opens it's mouth as if to start another sentence, only to be distracted by a particularly round stone placed in the path.
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
She laughs. "Oh! I am not a mother. I am the Mother. They call me that to ward off my attention. It get's lonely when they do... But I suppose it's natural for mortals to fear me..."
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?
"Please. Nothing in this forest could harm me. I worry about eventual mortals. They, sadly, do not share our enlightenment on relative morality. They use the same rationale as you say, and will not be swayed from it. Is it not our, your duty, as a god, to protect mortals from sutch" the click their tongue "dangerous thoughts? Would a dangerous place, sutch as this forest, not be better if presented more manageably to them? There is a village nearby. What would stop them from deeming those within monsters? Going on a great and bloody crusade against it?"
"You remember me. Just think a little harder"
Maniacal Unseelie Nightmare Enby
The Child drops the stone. "Ah, but that is where you are wrong! It is my duty to protect humans from that way of thinking! And it is of no use to any if nature would be whittled down to suit the whims of man. Humans do not control nature. At least, not yet. Not completely. In a few thousand years or so, maybe. Depends on how quickly they'll advance here... And as for what would stop the village folk from deeming the denizens of these woods monsters? Me!"
The clocks run out, too late to wake up.
You're locked under this nightmare's thumb.
Begging you hide and run.
W H A T H A V E I B E C O M E ?