[OOC] Mid/High Casual - Divinus: The Deity Roleplay Mk.II

[Kho]

If Vowzra was around, he'd leave a massive, weird Cube sitting on one corner, just like that. And everyone would be confused about what it does, but it would look quite cool. In the background. If it weren't for the fact that it happened to be in an even weirder bubble in the sky, with a floating island in it, which has on it all kinds of other weird stuff.

But ya know, he's dead and all that. Cool idea though.

[Vec]

But ya know, he's dead and all that.

@Kho

[LokiLeo789]

Question: Of all the sins, which one do you view to be most childlike? Which one do you think most represents or can ne found in a kid?

[Slime]

@LokiLeo789
Pride, I guess. Some kids are full of themselves, but they usually have nothing to be proud of.

[Scarifar]

@LokiLeo789 I would think envy. There are some kids out there who would like to have what others have, and it's not like that goes away even after people grow up.

[Bright_Ops]

And Farxus's CS is up to date!

So who wants to meet him at some point?

[Lauder]

And Farxus's CS is up to date!

So who wants to meet him at some point?

@Bright_Ops

*raises hand* Does punching him in the face count as meeting him?

[LokiLeo789]

@LokiLeo789
Pride, I guess. Some kids are full of themselves, but they usually have nothing to be proud of.

@Slime

@LokiLeo789 I would think envy. There are some kids out there who would like to have what others have, and it's not like that goes away even after people grow up.

@Scarifar

Thank you for your input. That question had been on my mind for days, as the next sin will require another form.

And Farxus's CS is up to date!

So who wants to meet him at some point?

@Bright_Ops

Amartía would, most likely after the Divine Crisis arc. Unfortunatly Sin's fate is undetermined, so I can't guarantee anything.

[Bright_Ops]

*raises hand* Does punching him in the face count as meeting him?

@Lauder

...Technically yes, through be aware he will fight back and be kind of pissed off about the whole thing.

Amartía would, most likely after the Divine Crisis arc. Unfortunatly Sin's fate is undetermined, so I can't guarantee anything.

@LokiLeo789

What Divine Crisis is this?

[LokiLeo789]

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...Technically yes, through be aware he will fight back and be kind of pissed off about the whole thing.

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What Divine Crisis is this?

@Bright_Ops

The one we are in the middle of? Realta Invasion by Logos, gods give Lif Cosmic Knights, Amartía turns people of Xerxes into soldiers, impending super battle in Xerxes? That Divine Crisis.

[Lauder]

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...Technically yes, through be aware he will fight back and be kind of pissed off about the whole thing.

@Bright_Ops

Is mayonnaise a melee instrument?

[The Irish Tree]

And Farxus's CS is up to date!

So who wants to meet him at some point?

@Bright_Ops

Belvast would probably like to.

[Muttonhawk]

Anyone who turns up at Cornerstone will meet Toun. Anyone who turns up at Sularn's pad will meet Conata.

[BBeast]

I have a creative challenge of my own for the group:

Vulamera visited the minds of two gods. Vestec's mind was a tortured landscape housing the four deities he is composed of. Vakarlon's mind was a shifting labyrinth of suffering imprisoning Serandor.

So my question is this: What would the inside of your character's mind look like?

[Double Capybara]

I have a creative challenge of my own for the group:

Vulamera visited the minds of two gods. Vestec's mind was a tortured landscape housing the four deities he is composed of. Vakarlon's mind was a shifting labyrinth of suffering imprisoning Serandor.

So my question is this: What would the inside of your character's mind look like?

@BBeast

Again, with how much her designs are based on dreamscapes, it isn't hard to imagine how Ilunabar's mind would look like, but in general, it would be a mix of the "workshop" layers of the Pictaraika, I guess.

Speaking of Pictaraika, I always visualized Notte's illusory city of glass as something like this,

My Hider

With, of course, none of the buildings being functional (or replicable) at all. And a bit less modern and more early 20th century-ish.

[Vec]

@BBeast

Hmm, If I had to say, Ull's mind imagery would be closely resembling the human nervous system - with a space background.

It would stretch and expand indefinitely, much like the Universe constantly expands, and fitting with Ull's theme of stellar evolution.

Countless nebulae would act as the "neurones" of the "brain." The "electrical signals" passing through the "synapses" would be sudden gamma ray bursts, constantly going off and lighting up parts of the "brain" like neurones do.

Should one dare tread inside Ull's mind, he would find himself disoriented at first. It would take some time to adjust to a 0 gravity setting unless the person has experienced it before (although this would be "spiritual" 0 gravity. Don't know if there would be a difference between the two.)

That's the rough draft. I am not gonna say anything else because some things might change and I want to be flexible with stuff like this...

EDIT: Sort of like dark matter, but more nebulae-y if you will..

My Hider

[Muttonhawk]

I have a creative challenge of my own for the group:

Vulamera visited the minds of two gods. Vestec's mind was a tortured landscape housing the four deities he is composed of. Vakarlon's mind was a shifting labyrinth of suffering imprisoning Serandor.

So my question is this: What would the inside of your character's mind look like?

@BBeast

Well, I've not got much to do on the bus right now, so...

Nerdery

One might describe Toun's mind as an unending set of finely furnished rooms. Each one is connected to the next by a silent white door. The style is sharp, blocky, minimalist, and near pure white. Light does not seem to have a source and a sink here. Instead, everything is at a different hue of white-blue or white-yellow according to its relative orientation to the viewer.

The atmosphere is comfortable and ordered, if cramped at times. The only thing blemishing the order and white are constant red lines, symbols, and patterns that jet across every surface like slithering worms being thrown through unseen tubes. The lines form calculations, possibilities, thoughts, and designs.

Every so often, a pattern will coalesce into the shape of a fractal, at which point the surrounding surface darkens and bursts into a flickering orange flame. The lines then desperately try to push against the blackness, reforming it into white. The fire pushes back.

Most little outbursts like this are extinguished rapidly, but sometimes the flame gets so large that it turns into a deeper red. The licking flames persist and solidify into glossy and inflamed flesh that whips and lashes in all directions, spreading more fire. The fight consumes the room and reclaiming it takes much time.

Rooms that do not seem plagued by either the red lines or the flaming darknesses have...WOAH, spoilers there.

That's enough simple symbolism. What's in the cliffhanger can be gleaned from past and future posts.

[Lauder]

@BBeast

Actually, my next post is going to take place inside the mind of Keriss. So for now it shall remain a mystery.

[Cyclone]

I have a creative challenge of my own for the group:

Vulamera visited the minds of two gods. Vestec's mind was a tortured landscape housing the four deities he is composed of. Vakarlon's mind was a shifting labyrinth of suffering imprisoning Serandor.

So my question is this: What would the inside of your character's mind look like?

@BBeast

It's just about identical to the form that Zeph's personal plane takes on!

An unfathomably vast expanse of empty space, laden with so much energy that it is blinding. At random intervals the energy pools in certain areas and pulses outwards in explosions. Physics itself is fluid and it'd hardly be unusual for that energy to coalesce into matter and form great pendulums that swing wildly back and forth.

There is an order and cause and effect to everything, but none would both survive such a place and retain their sanity long enough to see it.

...now what goes on in Teknall's mind? I like to imagine that he has a great and impenetrable fortress atop a hill, and inside that bastion he stores all the pieces of his secret My Little Pony collection.

[Antarctic Termite]

This is a simple one for Jvan! J-girl's mindscape is an intuitive thing- She doesn't have one.

As a god of the physical body, Jvan's mind is just a superficial pattern of behaviours that arises as a facade out of the All-Beauty's internal processes when they grow complex enough. Her 'thoughts' are constantly shuffling permutations of her body. Entering Jvan's mind will give the exact same result as tossing a camcorder off one of her cliffs and into the abyss- Mortals can do it too.

What Vowzra saw was not Jvan's mind but a representation of her past and future memories, a black-and-white map of her possible selves without scale or end, arranged according to how they connect and play off one another, ultimately forming the same unbroken pattern.

Even then, that map still exists at a specific location somewhere inside Jvan's body. The environment in there is infinitely deep, and the further you go, the better your chances of finding weird little pocket dimensions like it. Even Jvan herself doesn't know everything that's inside her. Vowzra's light continues to show her all kinds of things she never guessed.

Dwarved by herself, a probe of Jvan explores her own hollows in the pursuit of Vowzra's light.