Comments | letxequalnull: 34th Order

letxequalnull

34th Order

Feb 14, 2010 21:48

It has been theorized then when we move between worlds we bring some small fragment of the way our world works with us. Without it we would be at the whims of the worlds we were on; the mage helplessly in thrall to the world that is without magic, and the dead who yet live would not be able to travel for fear of arriving to a world where they ( Read more... )

fourth wall'd, all these strangers and visitors, 4th wall = gone, rambling at length, questions for the city

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letxequalnull February 15 2010, 05:04:30 UTC

Perhaps you would care to explain further?

favoritetraitor February 15 2010, 05:42:57 UTC

Hard at work, I see, Mr. Xemnas.

letxequalnull February 15 2010, 06:03:14 UTC

I see no reason to let an occasion such as this put a halt to such research.

favoritetraitor February 15 2010, 06:09:50 UTC

I would be inclined to agree, although, I'm afraid my own work will have to wait until she's our guests have left.

However, I would like to talk with you concerning a couple other projects that I'm interested in ARTEMIS exploring when things are back to normal.

letxequalnull February 15 2010, 06:14:51 UTC

Speak, and I shall listen.

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letxequalnull February 15 2010, 06:33:53 UTC

It is a possibility, but without having access to more worlds than merely this one, it cannot possibly be tested to any sort of satisfaction.

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letxequalnull February 15 2010, 19:15:53 UTC

Ah, but was it truly the intent of those who created this place to make it hospitably for all who came here?

No Bad Horse Chorus for Xemmy this time. bakurakrazie February 15 2010, 07:30:55 UTC

And the question is?

letxequalnull February 15 2010, 19:16:20 UTC

None of your concern.

bakurakrazie February 17 2010, 01:59:06 UTC

Of course.

So. The thing is, the ways that our worlds work is what we bring. So, basically, what we bring with us as we travel is our perception and past, yeah? But we can apply that to any single interaction that we have, especially when we're introduced to a new place. What could be changed about this one? Especially since there are so many different pasts and perceptions.

letxequalnull February 17 2010, 02:25:52 UTC

Ah, but that is the best part of it. There are endless possibilities here, but none of them have been realized so far.

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|| Deity Filter || laszlo_jamf February 15 2010, 14:53:04 UTC

I like questions.

|| Deity Filter || letxequalnull February 15 2010, 19:18:14 UTC

What would the cost be to recreate a very particular room within this City?

|| Deity Filter || laszlo_jamf February 15 2010, 20:59:41 UTC

Particular rooms are particular.

[ooc: So, hey, in case I've forgotten, have you dropped us a line about this? If not, what's up?]

|| Deity Filter || letxequalnull February 16 2010, 04:31:11 UTC

As I can well imagine. The one I have mind is... a unique place, even within my own world. A place of the past.

((I haven't, but basically, he's looking to recreate the Chamber of Repose in the City. Or, more accurately, he's wondering what the cost of having it recreated would be. If you want/need more details, I would be glad to drop you a line.))

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