We Are Our Avatars X (Closed, Ended)
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You shrug in response to Robin; [color=0066cc]"They're still human, but yes. The difference is as much cultural as genetic though. An Auroran in a bad mood will kill you if you look at him wrong, and the Polaris kill any outsider who strays into their territory."[/color] - You say, while observing the spire. You're glad that you are approaching your destination, as your arms are quite tired by now.
Finding the scent of the person to be comparable to that of dirt, Timea recalled a tale of man being made from clay. While previously dismissing such tales as superstition, with how strange this world has proved to be, she half considered it a valid explanation for the scent. As she didn't feel like explaining how she could pick up on it, however, Timea didn't ask about the scent.
"I meant the area around the city, and the desert. Not what ever is beyond the desert", Timea clarified, raising a hand with the index fingered extended vertically as she spoke. "For one; I noticed the terrain being drastically different around here than the general area, and I wondered why that was. I'm not from around here, you see."
"I meant the area around the city, and the desert. Not what ever is beyond the desert", Timea clarified, raising a hand with the index fingered extended vertically as she spoke. "For one; I noticed the terrain being drastically different around here than the general area, and I wondered why that was. I'm not from around here, you see."
"Well, that's simple. It's because of the gods." the man told Timea.
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The barges would stop at a small dock, right outside the city, where workers would begin unloading the crates.
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The barges would stop at a small dock, right outside the city, where workers would begin unloading the crates.
[color=0066cc]"What is?"[/color] - You ask Robin, puzzled.
When the barge comes to a stop, you breathe out in relief. The last few hours have been hard on your arms, and in particular you feel that your prosthetic has been loosened by the strain. While stepping off the barge, you re-tighten the straps, before looking around at your surroundings.
When the barge comes to a stop, you breathe out in relief. The last few hours have been hard on your arms, and in particular you feel that your prosthetic has been loosened by the strain. While stepping off the barge, you re-tighten the straps, before looking around at your surroundings.
Judging by the movement around her that they had arrived, Anik jumped off the boat as well.
"Well, this concludes that part of the journey. I will be off to meet these "demi-gods", you do what you want.
We'll surely meet again sometime."
With these words, she headed into the city.
"Well, this concludes that part of the journey. I will be off to meet these "demi-gods", you do what you want.
We'll surely meet again sometime."
With these words, she headed into the city.
Robin and Shara would be able to see the city, situated inside the crater, in front of them. Matilda disembarked behind them, and stretched.
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"Calibeth." the man replied. "The city marks the place where he took mortal form, and this is the effect of it."
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"Calibeth." the man replied. "The city marks the place where he took mortal form, and this is the effect of it."
Jane had to practically drag Homer off the barge with how exhausted he was from the trip. She brought him over to the others.
Aqua stepped off of the boat with the others.
Topaz flew as high as he could directly above the group, then shapeshifted back to his normal form and began to fall.
Topaz flew as high as he could directly above the group, then shapeshifted back to his normal form and began to fall.
"That explains the name, I suppose", Timea responded, largely speaking to herself. "I have three more questions, then I'll be on my way. Firstly, since this is the territory of a god, would I need an offering to do something I couldn't otherwise?" she asked, pointing towards the charm to Kuvita at the end of her sentence.
The Calibethan squinted, then scoffed. "Unlike the Kaisiri 'gods', ours don't force people to wear trinkets in order to move around without the threat of hard." he said, a tone of derision in his voice.
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As Anik entered the city, she would find that the roads all led down into the centre of the city, where the palace was.
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As Anik entered the city, she would find that the roads all led down into the centre of the city, where the palace was.
"Well, that's good to know", Timea responded with a neutral tone. Although she was genuinely glad she didn't need to go through some process in order to do something without being cursed. "It does raise another question with me, though. But it's a small one. Gods seem to be... a big part of life around this part of the world, so is there somewhere I could go to learn about them? It rather seems like something I ought to know."
You shrug casually, telling Robin that life is cheap since it is so common. [color=0066cc]"Not many lose sleep over one death, or even a hundred, when there are trillions of people in the galaxy."[/color] - After saying this, you whistle to yourself at the sight of the city. [color=0066cc]"Well, I suppose we better go in."[/color]
