BingTheWing said
Helix, would be much appreciated if you posted your human form in the CS dump ^_^
'mortal' forum. My 'human' forum is considered an abomination.
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'mortal' forum. My 'human' forum is considered an abomination.
As time passed, I began hearing rumors of a child's birth, similar to that of my sibling's description of Sol's. I began to wonder if he decided to be born of flesh and blood as he would live among the humans as his self-punishment for his actions against the mortal races. I grew skeptical of this, but as more of the rumors came around, I decided to investigate myself to see if he did make himself human. Boarding a ship for my next voyage, I traveled by ship as a passenger with the crowds that began their pilgrimages or wanted to see for themselves the truth of the matter.
From the vessel that carried me and the mortal others, the wealthier passengers had been fed the fine stock of the food and slept in the comforts of the top deck of the ship. They talked trite and boorishly of the business of coin and jewel, as they wore the most lavish of clothing and the finest jewels as they impressed one another, most of them Lords and Princes. The smallest of the group had the most influence of the land from what I had heard, even having personal audiences with the captain of the ship as I though they not only paid for his salary, but the ship as well.
I called these members of the 'Upper Castes'.
In the Second domain of castes were members of artisans, philosophers, craftsmen, shopkeepers, and other members of the common folk as I passed myself off as a sorcerer. Numerous as they seemed, they did not get as much food as the wealthy, but they would get the bulk of it, as it sated them and kept them fed and docile. I hid myself among these common folk as they were gathered and housed within most of the ship. They consisted the bulk of society and the very glue that held it together, forming the body of it. They mostly kept to themselves and only major dissenters and failures were sunned and cast out and scorned, while the most successful moved up within the upper castes.
I called these, the 'Lower Castes'.
And finally, the very bottom of the ship were crammed with the lowest of low. The untouchables, the cursed, captured enemies of war, criminals, and even the kidnapped. They would be even lucky to be fed with scraps and sour drink, as they were starved, chained, beaten, sold, and used as objects of wrath, lust, and greed. Ironically enough, as if the Lower and Upper Castes were as both body and mind of a mortal, the lowest ones were the very blood that made it function. They had no rights and no will without their master's permission, for resistance or rebellion would mean death, or severe punishment against their bodies. Some had taken to punish their minds, molding wills and desires to accommodate their master's desires. Even if I found it cruel, I preferred not to mettle in their affairs of morality, for I had given them the gift of Choice unless they would directly force my hand.
These were the 'Slave Caste', and it was a cruel fate to be born or forced into it.
Still, it was the responsibility of the mortals to correct such things. Not mine... and I denied that power to my siblings.
I came to the city where supposedly my Sibling had been born of flesh an set out to search for him. If I can find him, then we will discuss whatever he wishes... If he knows that I do not like to reveal my true presence to these beings.
From the vessel that carried me and the mortal others, the wealthier passengers had been fed the fine stock of the food and slept in the comforts of the top deck of the ship. They talked trite and boorishly of the business of coin and jewel, as they wore the most lavish of clothing and the finest jewels as they impressed one another, most of them Lords and Princes. The smallest of the group had the most influence of the land from what I had heard, even having personal audiences with the captain of the ship as I though they not only paid for his salary, but the ship as well.
I called these members of the 'Upper Castes'.
In the Second domain of castes were members of artisans, philosophers, craftsmen, shopkeepers, and other members of the common folk as I passed myself off as a sorcerer. Numerous as they seemed, they did not get as much food as the wealthy, but they would get the bulk of it, as it sated them and kept them fed and docile. I hid myself among these common folk as they were gathered and housed within most of the ship. They consisted the bulk of society and the very glue that held it together, forming the body of it. They mostly kept to themselves and only major dissenters and failures were sunned and cast out and scorned, while the most successful moved up within the upper castes.
I called these, the 'Lower Castes'.
And finally, the very bottom of the ship were crammed with the lowest of low. The untouchables, the cursed, captured enemies of war, criminals, and even the kidnapped. They would be even lucky to be fed with scraps and sour drink, as they were starved, chained, beaten, sold, and used as objects of wrath, lust, and greed. Ironically enough, as if the Lower and Upper Castes were as both body and mind of a mortal, the lowest ones were the very blood that made it function. They had no rights and no will without their master's permission, for resistance or rebellion would mean death, or severe punishment against their bodies. Some had taken to punish their minds, molding wills and desires to accommodate their master's desires. Even if I found it cruel, I preferred not to mettle in their affairs of morality, for I had given them the gift of Choice unless they would directly force my hand.
These were the 'Slave Caste', and it was a cruel fate to be born or forced into it.
Still, it was the responsibility of the mortals to correct such things. Not mine... and I denied that power to my siblings.
I came to the city where supposedly my Sibling had been born of flesh an set out to search for him. If I can find him, then we will discuss whatever he wishes... If he knows that I do not like to reveal my true presence to these beings.
Derpestein said
HollywoodMole said
Totally not just planning to stay on the moon moulding a moon palace...
>yfw you will never have mortal beings touch your domain for a very, very, long time... Maybe never...
sure thing, Just let me claim my Kraken and I'll be right there.
Edit; I'll have to hear news of it first before I start my trek again.
Edit; I'll have to hear news of it first before I start my trek again.
My travels across the land were numerous ac cross the vast domain of the Earth and the hamlets of the mortal races, searching for a people worthy of my attention. On my travels, many explorers had come to me for directions to the other towns with families, most of the time alone with belongings quite numerous, for I almost forgot how frail these beings are requiring nourishment and rest. I figured that for such a time, I shall assist them on their way showing them the direction using the stars and the landscape, for it will make their travels easier. But alas, the trek across the land was treacherous, as even bandits attacked me but were quickly subdued and cast aside, and annoying as the arrows were, I could feel pain when one of them crossed my mortal body, leaving scars and spilling what seemed to be the blackness of my blood. They healed as my being was unharmed, but my mortal forum, was another matter.
I came across a settlement among one of the ruins that perched itself upon the coast of a ocean bay, with harbors housing 'ships' of war and trade, These 'ports' were used to connect the coastal cities dotted the beaches of the land, holding navies and held great wealth, even if it was unfairly shared by large margin. I mingled very little with mortals and began to make myself hidden among the rabble, discerning rumors and rumors of rumors as I watched them. One of the whispers caught my attention. They gave news of this ancient being that was wreaking ships and eating sailors. This 'Kraken' is what they called it. I wondered if I could hire someone who could do my bidding, but for now, I waited for the right time.
I came across a settlement among one of the ruins that perched itself upon the coast of a ocean bay, with harbors housing 'ships' of war and trade, These 'ports' were used to connect the coastal cities dotted the beaches of the land, holding navies and held great wealth, even if it was unfairly shared by large margin. I mingled very little with mortals and began to make myself hidden among the rabble, discerning rumors and rumors of rumors as I watched them. One of the whispers caught my attention. They gave news of this ancient being that was wreaking ships and eating sailors. This 'Kraken' is what they called it. I wondered if I could hire someone who could do my bidding, but for now, I waited for the right time.
Anyone wish to search with me for a city worthy of my interest among the mortals?
I'm sure that a handful of them exist by now.
I'm sure that a handful of them exist by now.
Toxx, I think that the "pure' Elves have gone extinct, but they have changed (or as I would put it, evolved) into various elven subspecies that resemble other elves from other fantasy lore (Such as TES and LOTR). I think you would be most revolted if you found the Orcs first.
From the rage and wrath of my siblings, their creation ran and hid in fear and cowardice as they escaped the cities and became nomads from their once great cities. Libraries of wisdom and magic burnt to ash and rubble, and great mortal wonders reduced to ruin. I hid within the great depths of the seas from the wrath of my siblings as my sight watched over the Earth. Moments to me were mere eons to the mortal beings that begged and pleaded in futility, some returned to savagery and ignorance as they cursed my siblings for their plight. Others carried out religious genocide in our names as they began to establish themselves as supreme over their domains of hamlets and villages, having the 'divine' put yoke and chain over the 'dammed' as they rebuild their monuments to the Gods. The wisest, however I adored as they wrote books of the events over the anger of my siblings, giving warnings and distancing themselves with the rest of society, preferring to take to pursuits of knowledge and humility. For them, the select few I gave them gifts of prophecy to foresee the consequences of events.
As I saw the restoration of the Earth by Manus, who had given his life reviving the dead forests and the putrid seas to life and vitality, making them pure again even as the evils and dark spirits hid away beneath the Earth to hide themselves from his wrath. The Earth restored back to its sublime state, their creation of morals did not return to their previous form, but only darkened and further corrupted them. Some of the elves of Okami's forest that hid themselves within the caves of shadow had their skin paled and their eyes blackened, as they mingled within and with the Shadows of my sibling. They became brutes and barbarians, wise in craft and combat, but dull in reason and wisdom. It was a pity that these 'Mer' were more susceptible to corruption than 'Men'.
I had taken myself on a quest to find a subject worthy of my next experiment, but I needed to walk among them, and to do that, I shall take a form of a mortal... for now.
As I saw the restoration of the Earth by Manus, who had given his life reviving the dead forests and the putrid seas to life and vitality, making them pure again even as the evils and dark spirits hid away beneath the Earth to hide themselves from his wrath. The Earth restored back to its sublime state, their creation of morals did not return to their previous form, but only darkened and further corrupted them. Some of the elves of Okami's forest that hid themselves within the caves of shadow had their skin paled and their eyes blackened, as they mingled within and with the Shadows of my sibling. They became brutes and barbarians, wise in craft and combat, but dull in reason and wisdom. It was a pity that these 'Mer' were more susceptible to corruption than 'Men'.
I had taken myself on a quest to find a subject worthy of my next experiment, but I needed to walk among them, and to do that, I shall take a form of a mortal... for now.
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