P.S. Been researching a bit about core collapse supernovae, for reasons. Some of the figures are terrifying.
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Something the mass of the Sun collapsing at a speed of 23% of the speed of light.
Gamma rays so powerful they literally destroy atomic nuclei- a literal disintegration ray.
Additionally, the majority of energy transfer, the mindbogglingly massive amounts of energy, are transported in a not-insignificant part by neutrinos, which are normally comparable to a butterfly's wing-flap against a mountain when it comes to interactions with matter.

Supernova are scary-big.

It's a bit late for me to address this, but I completely disregarded the languages of Galbar so far. I don't really know if it was alright for Helvana to to speak with humans in the first post or at least for them to understand her. So, do I need to worry about this or do gods and demigods speak some sort of universal language?

Gods and demigods possess a universal language, although not all mortals necessarily understand it. However, gods and probably demigods too seem to have the power to speak the languages of the people they come across.

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Gods and demigods possess a universal language, although not all mortals necessarily understand it. However, gods and probably demigods too seem to have the power to speak the languages of the people they come across.

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Lifprasil: Oh cool we have our own god language.

*Teaches it to Alefpria.*

I dunno if I ever said it in the OOC, but Alefprians do speak 'divinity', mostly because Lifprasil didn't have much to work with when he was given the Insidie.

@Scarifar I'm pretty certain Alefprians are the only ones.

I was under the impression that elementals spoke the god language too.

I was under the impression that elementals spoke the god language too.

All this talk of languages and I'm just like... playing EU4. God I have not been in the mood of writing lately ;-;