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Apheori: /* Karoliina Hämäläinen */ ...

2018-08-12T03:01:23Z

Karoliina Hämäläinen: ...

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Apheori: ...?

2018-08-11T02:39:53Z

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Apheori: /* Zombie argument */

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Zombie argument

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	There. Ask that guy.		There. Ask that guy.


	~~== Raghuram ==~~


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	</screenplay>		</screenplay>

			== Raghuram ==

			<screenplay>

	Nolan suddenly appears in front of them, holding up the key.		Nolan suddenly appears in front of them, holding up the key.

Apheori: /* Zombie argument */ +

2018-08-10T03:34:11Z

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Apheori at 03:08, 10 August 2018

2018-08-10T03:08:47Z

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Apheori: /* = Sections */

2017-07-10T17:06:52Z

= Sections

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	Why? Why in the name of all things shiny would she do that?		Why? Why in the name of all things shiny would she do that?

	=== Sections ==		=== Sections ===

	* incident - resurrection		* incident - resurrection

Apheori: /* Join the temple, investigate some murders, and generally be a drunken lout */

2016-12-03T00:14:36Z

Join the temple, investigate some murders, and generally be a drunken lout

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	== Join the temple, investigate some murders, and generally be a drunken lout ==		== Join the temple, investigate some murders, and generally be a drunken lout ==

	Abaeranoth, also sometimes known as Abo and Waterfall City, was old, dirty, overly fancy, and utterly full of people. It was also, inexplicably, built in layers into a mountainside, right in the middle of a waterfall. Nobody who knew anything about ~~architecture~~ could explain the logic of this, but there were a few who suggested the answer might have been 'elves'. Magic was likely what was keeping the entire thing from eroding underfoot, and magic was definitely what was powering the teleporters that kept it livable, enabling passerby to jump from level to level simply by touching an obelisk.		Abaeranoth, also sometimes known as Abo and Waterfall City, was old, dirty, overly fancy, and utterly full of people. It was also, inexplicably, built in layers into a mountainside, right in the middle of a waterfall. Nobody who knew anything about city planning could explain the logic of this, but there were a few who suggested the answer might have been 'elves'. The elves had built it, the place had survived over 5000 years with little damage, and now here it still was. Magic was likely what was keeping the entire thing from eroding underfoot, and magic was definitely what was powering the teleporters that kept it livable, enabling passerby to jump from level to level simply by touching an obelisk.

	And elves, as it turned out, made excellent brewers. After a point it became increasingly difficult to object to any inconsistencies presented in the logic.		And elves, as it turned out, made excellent brewers. After a point it became increasingly difficult to object to any inconsistencies presented in the logic.

Apheori: /* The Book */ +

2016-11-14T21:46:12Z

The Book: +

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	Why? Why in the name of all things shiny would she do that?		Why? Why in the name of all things shiny would she do that?

			=== Sections ==

			* incident - resurrection
			* incident - decision 1
			* incident - decision 2
			* incident - no decision
			* incident - fractured soul
			* The Betrayer
			* The first time
			* Ascension song
			* The Keepers
			* Apostate of stories
			* Peledeska
			* Defiant Hand
			* Deathdealer
			* The third world
			* Abomination




			There is a notion of 'the first time'. Of something else that happened, and is no more. Events bleeding out, tinting the world as we know it and see it.

			Something happened, and unhappened.

			Eapherod broke the seals, severing the connections between these worlds and the third, the world that never was, that could not exist. The others stopped Her, but by then it was already too late, for the world itself began to unravel, setting in motion a chain of events that only ended much, much later, in what we now know only as the Exodus.

			What we do not know is why. She never said.

			: (Written in the margin is "It was an accident!")





			My name is Dalesong Anew. I am a librarian, and I am sworn to secrecy. This cannot work, and so I shall make anew. The apostasy of stories.

			This Book shall be your creation. What you believe is up to you. What you do with it is up to you. These are the stories, kept secret now and forever, and yet here, in one place, they shall mingle and be known, put down to paper. A record, exact.

			In each Lineage there is a Keeper, and another Keeper, and in each iteration the secrets are passed on, each to each. I do not believe in secrets. I do not believe in hiding. All things that are hold merit, all truths should thrive in the light. If there is danger in truth, if it can be destroyed by the truth, it deserves to be destroyed by the truth.

			: (Remember the Cold War? Everything was secrets and lies, and is was only what people knew, the more people who knew it, that prevented total devastation.)

			But here I am also bound, bound to keep this secret. But I am a Librarian, and I put knowledge into the hands of the people.






			Three stories stood out. The story of Shalias, the story of the 'first time', and the story of the dragon that did not seem quite to exist.

			Shalias' was by far the most complicated, spanning a lifetime and more.

			The 'first time' wasn't even really a story at all, more an idea that came up from time to time. It was clear that there was a story there, however, written between the lines, scoped in the space between events, but it was never approached directly.

			The dragon felt far more familiar than it should.

	== Placeholders ==		== Placeholders ==

Apheori: /* Misc */

2016-11-03T23:25:49Z

Misc

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	Upon carrier death, Death of Souls appears to have a ~20% chance of jumping to any nearby living creature of sufficient base soul type. Jumping to two from a single dead host has been observed/reported once.		Upon carrier death, Death of Souls appears to have a ~20% chance of jumping to any nearby living creature of sufficient base soul type. Jumping to two from a single dead host has been observed/reported once.

			== The Book ==

	=== ''The Heresy of the Betrayer'' - Introduction ===		=== ''The Heresy of the Betrayer'' - Introduction ===
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	: - ''Harramont of Ammarand''		: - ''Harramont of Ammarand''

			=== Shalias? ===

			The story of Shalias the Betrayer is often told with only one. But there were two of them. Twins. Shalias, who lived. Murias, who came before.

			Shalias only became involved at all because she tried to save her brother.

			----

			Shalias chose to abandon her path. After everything, she chose to give up, to surrender, to put the Death of Souls back into the world.

			Why? Why in the name of all things shiny would she do that?

	== Placeholders ==		== Placeholders ==

Apheori: Reorder

2016-11-03T23:09:36Z

Reorder

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