Dark Cloud

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Soul of the Machine - W I P

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World

[ Sol I ]

Sol I, also known as Prime Materia or the Prime Material Plane by it's earliest of scholars in texts dating back to the dawn of civilization; Sol was nearing it's millionth revolution around it's sun, which unbeknownst to the planets inhabitants was beginning to enter the early stages of heat death. Intelligent life upon the planet was flourishing in a period known as the Revolutionary Era, an age of revolutionary ideas and invention; the birth of alchemy and refinement of metallurgy, even the invention of clockwork. It seemed like such a technological marvel, even simple wind-up toys fascinated the scholarly minded to the tiniest of tots.
Race

[ Artificial Life Form ]

Link to Old Sheet for base reference: Orren Vos (The Architect is based off.)

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Having a fucking helluva time coming up with his world. :P

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@Lewascan2 He can't enlighten her therefore either he doesn't see a reason to engage with her, speed is chaotic not orderly or understandable.

*Enlighten as in rip her soul from her flesh to be free of her prison.

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Interesting... I was getting a more "steel dominator of the universe" vibe from him before than a "wants to enlighten the universe into the glory of steel" in your earlier posts. What, does he just want to turn everything into something straight out of Transformers/Cybertron? Is that the means or the end one wonders?

@Lewascan2

Think of it in a more fantasy-esqe angle, more like gears and steel working like clockwork in perfect harmony. Primitive steel bodies filled with a soul, stripped of useless flesh.

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@Lewascan2 You see to the Architect the world, no the universe is imperfect or even ugly. The flesh is barbaric, and obsolete. A world of perfection will only be capable of becoming reality once the new world is born.

World of Light

@Lugubrious I tacked a bit about him feeling better towards the end.

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@Lewascan2 Not exactly, he's more a soul inside a metal body. And this is a better idea of what he's all about:

It is not the body that needs to be made perfect as clockwork, but the world. Every part of the world is a gear, striving toward perfection, but cannot see the greater whole. The Architect sees. He sees that even his entire universe is a gear in a greater machine, and he cannot perfect the design without knowing all of the components.

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@Dead Cruiser When is the deadline for sheets?

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