Optical
The Fall of the Eleventh
Yeah, I have days like that sometimes too. Although, no frostbite, this is New Zealand I'm in after all. All the best, updating my story later.
Go chase after that demon
As it is still alive, I guess I don't have a new quest for you yet
That's what I'll do then, I'll show you it's location!It faded mysteriously into the mist...
And is probably unfindable at this point.![]()
Someone do my changes for me, I'm way too lazy.
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Spoiler MOSHER MUST READ :You won't risk your population.
Is something going on with the save files or something?
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DTthe Story said:Talquash was troubled. As he looked down on the mortal realm he saw many changes. The perfect recollection of the Divine showed a very different planet had once existed below him. It had changed much since the development of civilization. Or, to be more precise, the development of Humans capable of perceiving the divine. Since then, the divine had been unrelenting in their pursuit of Human Obedience. Most notably, Darius, a Persian Immortal, had been seen by the divine as a being of great potential.
The Future of the planet had changed much as well. Altering the present alters the future, and Talquash had seen the future of the planet below irreversibly changed by the intervention of the divine. But only now did he understand the problem. Never had Talquash been a believer in a ‘proper’ future; there was no such thing. But he did accept that some futures were worse than others, and he had often used his powers of foresight to see when the future should be changed. Perhaps now, he should do it again. But How?
Down in the mortal plane, The Oracle had arrived in Parse. She was considering carefully how her goal should best be accomplished, when Talquash contacted her. The shining starlight broke through the cloud to form a glowing halo about her head, and her eyes blazed white beneath their veil. His voice echoed through her mind, and the words of the stars blotted out everything, save a feeling of unsurpassable ecstasy that the feeling of his divine mind instilled in his followers.
‘Do Not Continue.’ The vast command stunned her; Talquash had seemed so intent on this project before. ‘I must have time to consider what I have seen, but whatever is done, this must not continue. Do as you will for a time, perhaps you have earned a break.’ And so it was that the Oracle Decided to pass onto the local rulers a small plan. They examined it carefully, and soon a new building was constructed in the small settlement.
High above, beyond the plane of mortals and deep in the hall of time, Talquash sank into a deep meditative trance. His vast mind filled with possibilities. What could happen, how to change it, what effects that would have, what would happen next, and so on. But his deliberations provided no answer; it could take some time to decide on a course of action...