[OOC] This, That, and The Other Thing ~ PopeAlessandros x Jiskastya (Page 14)

*Shrug* Your post, have at it :P

Bah. Short.

Ah, well. Aysus is going to have a nice revelation in my next post. Hopefully that will get rid of a good chunk of its confusion.

Is okay, I can work with it. *Giggles* Tahaan is going to have something to say about that smack to it's new fun thing :P

Something good, or bad? Ah, well. I'm sure I'll find out soon enough.

Yep, you are the top of the list. I am at work so it may take a bit :P

Lol. Aysus had a revelation in check, but now it is going to have to be a different revelation. So be it. I'm adaptable. :D

*Big shiny eyes* Did I mess it up? *Sad face* I sorry. . . .*Perks slightly* Is the new one at least as good as the other one?

It isn't possible for you to mess up. You are far to wonderful for that.

I don't know whether it is better, but it is different. Aysus and Tahaan really need to find a balance between the fact that they are complete opposites and so miserably fail at understanding each other, with the fact that one cannot exist or really do anything without the other. I get the impression, once Aysus. at the very least, gets that a little better, they'll be able to move onto new things again, and make the first sun.

Daaaawwwww *Shy face*

Oki, as long as didn't mess up your ideas for your character. . . . . I think Tahaan will take a long time to even think about those things beyond "Aysus is Aysus and not Tahaan, and that's how things are."

NUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *Uses death powers to revive Jiskastya*

*zombie*

Ooo Gggg MrRR!!

Darn. *Kills again* Gotta start over. *Uses stronger revival energy*

*Pours more energy in* Liiiiive!!! *Liiiiiiiiive!!!!~

*lol*

Ok! Ok! You win. I'll wake up. And I won't even be a zombie about it.

Ugh. Pope? I dunno what to post. I am completely, utterly, and totally stuck.

. . . . . .Want me take a look and we can work on an idea?

I don't know. It isn't so much that I can't think of any place to take this as it is my ability to be creative and pull things out of the air (quite literally, for this story) has crashed and burned in the most anticlimactic of ways. I no longer feel like I understand Aysus, or its reason to do, well, anything. And that is far more dangerous than simply lacking an idea.