ChumBucket
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I agree, I am just spitballing... though your KISS explanation is far more likely.The easier explanation is that it wasn't Rain in the dream.
I agree, I am just spitballing... though your KISS explanation is far more likely.The easier explanation is that it wasn't Rain in the dream.
Um, mate? Primordial demon?By the way, I'm calling bragging rights if it turns out that redeeming Uridimmu with the Power of Love was indeed the answer all along.
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...it would make for a nice story: two children convince the personification of fear and hatred that the world isn't unlovable and is worth fighting for.Um, mate? Primordial demon?By the way, I'm calling bragging rights if it turns out that redeeming Uridimmu with the Power of Love was indeed the answer all along.
His one quality that protects him from an accusation of Rain's attempted murder thrown in his face is that he can not do otherwise. Catch-22 is that if he has free will enough to be "redeemed" then he has enough of it to be held responsible for all that he has done.
Dude, you just gave the sales pitch of Lilo and Stitch....it would make for a nice story: two children convince the personification of fear and hatred that the world isn't unlovable and is worth fighting for.
Rofl. Imagine being called an edgelord for wanting to sit in our town and raise our kid. Again, there's a difference than having it hoisted on upon us, and actively running headfirst into a deal with a fucking demon because...reasons? Trash opinions.We are not special, Rain is. We just happen to be in the right place at the wrong time. If you don't want to deal with boring YA BS or some godling comming to smash our face in, ditch Rain, and anyone connected to her.
Hey, I was trying to avoid saying it out loud!Dude, you just gave the sales pitch of Lilo and Stitch....it would make for a nice story: two children convince the personification of fear and hatred that the world isn't unlovable and is worth fighting for.
Like it or not, Uridimmu is part of our life. Might as well accept his offer and then work to slowly convert him with the unstoppable power of love and friendship
Only in the sense that Sekhenenun was an eldritch horror who we turned into our best friend. Yeah, the Sekhenun analogy works.Like it or not, Uridimmu is part of our life. Might as well accept his offer and then work to slowly convert him with the unstoppable power of love and friendship
You're just hoping we can make Uridummu into this CYOA's Sekhenun.
wasn't "the shining serpent" powering Tlalli's astra pretty clearly one of the 11 "primordials" as well?Where do you think I got the idea that our power was borrowed?
I disagree on this point. Uridimmu is a primordial, which makes him a different creature from a god. While gods harness many different domains to exert their will and influence in the world, primordials actually are the living embodiment of the things they represent. Uridimmu will ALWAYS hunger, hunt, and kill; it is his very essence. To blame him is no different than blaming a storm for knocking over your house when you failed to build it properly, or blaming a gun for killing your friend instead of the man who pulled the trigger.
I would also like to point out in most mythologies, gods gained their power by tricking/stealing/enslaving the primordial powers. Perhaps that is why Uridimmu lies forgotten in his pyramid. What treave has revealed to us so far implies there is a war between the gods of this world, and that people like Rasputin, John Bull, and Tlalli are their agents.
That would align well with Rain being some sort of special child. Perhaps of the "alien" race that created this tower? An inconvenient survivor in some political power play?TLDR: the difference between "primordials" and "gods" is not as important as "human" vs. "alien"
Or just a kid with pointy ears.That would align well with Rain being some sort of special child. Perhaps of the "alien" race that created this tower? An inconvenient survivor in some political power play?TLDR: the difference between "primordials" and "gods" is not as important as "human" vs. "alien"
Lmfao, all this time protecting Rain just to find out she has Williams Syndrome.Or just a kid with pointy ears.
Consequences for trusting doggy?I'm planning out the next big arc of the story in New Vienna, going to take a bit of time before the next update. I should be able to deliver sometime during the weekend. Since C seemed to be winning at first I had spent some time plotting out those particular consequences in my head, so I had to shift gears afterwards.
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