un: phoenixevolution

[manufactured]

I have no desire to go on at length today, nor do I have a particular point to make. Merely a question.

Tell me about something fundamental to your world. Not something that's merely different to this place, but something that you wouldn't have been able to conceive of a world being without until you were brought here. Whether it's mundane or not matters very little to me; every world has something.

[That's surprisingly brief for him, but at least it's less...everything he usually is over the network. Small mercies, maybe.]

Comments

un: grimm

[hagrides]

Insects being the dominant - and one of the only - species.

Humans are still strange to me, even now that I have been here for some time.

[manufactured]

It may be something you never become accustomed to. I can certainly see why.

text; un: professeur

[sycamour]

Can I assume that saying 'Pokémon' is a cop-out?

[manufactured]

It is, but it's not as though that will stop you from discussing it if you really want to.

un: kei5

[loudmouths]

uhhh

like, something that we took for granted before gettin stuck here?

[ sorry, he's a ditz. ]

[manufactured]

[...he is used to being surrounded by people who aren't paid to think, it's good.]

That's fair, yes.

text | un: hollow

[demandsatisfaction]

Something fundamental? I would say the presence of the gods, and the effect their churches have on the world.

The moons here are the closest thing this world seems to have to them, but religion doesn't seem to play a significant role in Prismatica.

[manufactured]

So you live in a world where the gods actually hear you, then. That's different to my own world as well; gods there are made, one's right to godhood earned. It isn't something inherent to the world itself.

un: leopardprint

[greatestcool]

Good question. Honestly, my world was so boring that anything would've been better, and this place happens to be pretty interesting as it is. If I'd thought about other worlds back home, I would have wanted something almost entirely different, and this place definitely delivers on that!

This is kind of a specific question, though. Is there something you're missing from your world?

[manufactured]

Not particularly. It's more that I'm interested in a distraction, and most people seem to enjoy talking about themselves.

[jesus, wesker.]

I suppose it's natural to want something better - or if not that, something different. It's rare to find people willing to act on it either way, however.

text | j.valentine

[torsion]

And here I was hoping you disappeared.

[manufactured]

I'd apologize for disappointing you, but I can't say I have the interest.

Did you want something, or are you simply here to instigate?

[resenting]

It wasn't my world, but status-magic seems like the kind of thing you're probably asking about.

[manufactured]

Status-magic? I'm not familiar with the term.

text un:agentkennedy

[firstdayblues]

[Jill told him to keep an eye out for that username... that's pretty pretentious, alright.]

Well well, if it isn't the infamous S.T.A.R.S. traitor, blessing the network with his slime.

Sure, I'll bite. What's unique to my world? Just a little thing called BOW Bioterrorism, no thanks to your old bosses and your own oh so generous contributions. But you already know all there is to know about that, don't you.

[manufactured]

[



sir this is a wendy's]

My, that's quite the first impression. I'd heard you normally have at least somewhat more charm than this, albeit with a propensity for inviting trouble; I actually appreciate the fact that you're not bothering.

It's nice to meet you too, Leon. The pleasure is mine.

text | un: stormflower

[sleepinglotus]

Semblance and Aura, two abilities I've only ever seen with people from my world.

[manufactured]

Might I ask what purpose they serve? Or what they do, if that's more straightforward.

un: doctorize

[doctorize]

I think I took for granted being able to live in a world that didn't have more than one moon and the one we had wasn't responsible for... the kind of cycles we have here in this place.

[Sometimes he misses living in a world where he isn't unbearably thirsty more so than Daniel Dicken's usual level of thirst for attention is I mean at least once a month.]

[manufactured]

...That, actually, is possibly the most relatable answer I've received so far.

[LIKE, JESUS CHRIST, MOOD.]

un: sparkler

[liberaltus]

Personal autonomy?

The way these moon cycles and the way this world operates in general...while occasionally pleasurable, smacks of blood magic from my world. You can burn the face off of a blood mage for such indiscretion...what does one do about the moons and these cycles?

Brood and shake your fist?

[manufactured]

Oh, that's more than a fair sentiment. I admit that I've mostly just accepted the inconvenience and make the best of it, but I do still dislike the entire system as a whole.

[sheisthewind]

I would never have imagined the need for physical contact in order to survive, or to keep my powers at full strength. My world is also very...alive and green. Quite different than this world that's primarily wasteland with a few civilizations on it.

[manufactured]

My world also tends to have a bit more life to it than this, to put it gently. It's taken some getting used to, but I have surprisingly little argument with it now that I've been here for some time - the level of technology and progress that can be made with it is enough for me, for the time being.

text | un: anonymous

[force_a_change]

Well, there is the fact that a teenaged girl is possibly the source of auto-evolution.

Or God, depending on who you talk to.

[manufactured]

You'll have to forgive my saying so, but that sounds like quite possibly the worst person to leave in charge of that sort of thing.