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[fractaljesus]

Every world possesses their own collection of folklore and popular fiction unique to that world. I want to assemble an archive of these stories, as they do not currently exist within Lunatia's libraries.

Please share with me the stories from your world.

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text | un: druidic

[arrowroot]

I'm not a Priory Historian, but I do know some of the more common stories of Tyria pretty well. There are a lot of them, though.

[fractaljesus]

I would like you to recite the ones you can recall, please.

sorry for the delay!

[arrowroot]

There's quite a lot of them. But, alright. What about the Ascension of Kormir to start with?

text, un: mutsunakami

[tosa]

(As someone that is something from what most would consider folklore, this is interesting to him!)

Where do you want to start? So you just want some old stories? Or are you looking for some beliefs?

(Is he getting this right?)

[fractaljesus]

Novels, religious texts, and oral tradition are all acceptable so long as they do not presently exist in written or digital format here in this world.

Additionally, any original stories you yourself may have created are also acceptable.

[tosa]

Got it.

I guess there are some of us around here already but how about tsukumogami? Ever hear of it?

[fractaljesus]

In Japanese folklore, tsukumogami are objects believed to have acquired a consciousness after they have existed for a certain amount of time.

text; un: ruffestrabbit

[zunge]

This would be easier to do if we had our own copies of the texts here. You'll wind up getting summaries at best.

You might want to ask the countries who are here. There's a bunch of personifications of Earth countries among the Moonblessed.

[fractaljesus]

Summaries are acceptable, but as much detail as possible is ideal.

I am aware of the existence of these personifications. Several of them have made use of the network.

[zunge]

Right, several of them use the network. I recommend contacting Germany. That country is famous for its fairy tales, especially those written by the Brothers Grimm. These include stories like Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood, Ratcatcher From Hameln, Snow White, and Cinderella. Of the other countries here, I don't know enough about their writers to give useful input.

un: undyingsoul

[necroyalty]

This would, perhaps, be a bit easier if my brother were here; he's a far better storyteller than I could hope to be.

That said, if you're serious about this, I could certainly try.

[fractaljesus]

Any effort would be appreciated.

[necroyalty]

...I suppose I could start with the story of the mage who invented the owlbear.

text | @diclonius

[scarredhorns]

I recently got a book from my world via one of those Dimensional Orbs sold at the Ware Wolf Shop. It's an anthology of fairy tales written by Hans Christian Andersen, an author from Denmark.

If you want, I could let you borrow it. Andersen's stories are internationally famous in my world.