Lords of Creation (OCC) Part Six.

[Zaleramancer]

It wants to be Zaya?

Bah. Time to polymorph it I guess..

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

Not be Zaya, just like her. It looks up to strong people and wants to be strong like they are.

It has a reason for this, though it doesn't remember it. Which is just as well, the back story for this one is tragic.

[Zaleramancer]

.___.

That sounds depressing.

So it wants to be strong? Gah. This would be easier to figure out without a headache..

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

The Watcher is quite amusing and right now, so is Zaya.

@Phi: What do you think of Nayotake no Hime, Mina's human hero, so far? Since she's going to be the first issue the council attempts to resolve.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

I have a few characters like that, and they are all female, and they are all scary.

Erra Bea the House-Witch, Hhepscepile Brerlucie the Changeling Mad Science Professor at Celadon Academy, and Darkess Faye one of my villains.

Erra Bea has a special kind of Magic called House Magic. So long as she's in her house, she's safe. And within, she can bend the laws of space, time, energy and matter like a rubber band.

Oh, and her house is alive. She feeds it goblins and orcs and other tasty baddies.

Hhepscepile Brerlucie is a changeling (human parents, subsequently abducted by fairies to prevent wasting her immense magic potential); she's now among the most powerful benevolent mages in existence. Hence her easygoing attitude of never getting mad about anything.

Ever know a mage what could destroy anti-magic magic, using magic of their own? Yeah, that's her. Not to mention she's crazy smart, due to a highly prestigious magical and academic upbringing among the Fay.

And that leaves Darkess Faye.

She nearly tricked, manipulated and deceived her way into being a High Sorceress of Celadon. And she's known for being among the few witches on Celadon who is both capable of making up spells on the spot and committing the entirety of whole spell books to memory within a matter of hours.

My mages have a tendency to be on the rather scary side. Though only a blessed few to Weatherwax level...

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Sounds like it could learn a little something from my Envy goddess Indiva.

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

The thing about Granny is, shes the good sister and the protagonist. She ported that country into the future so she wouldn't have to wait 18 years for the kingdoms true heir to return and kick his uncle off the throne.

Her sister is a fairy godmother, and the evil sister. The thing that pisses Granny off the most about that is that her sister doesn't even have fun with it. She thinks shes the good one, and thus does nothing "Evil."

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

She was a 14 year old peasant girl who idolized the Watchman (The real one, the mortal one), sewed her own costume, and used it to protect the weaker kids in her village from the strong ones, essentially "playing Watchman". Eventually, the Royal family received word that "The Watchman" had been sited numerous times in her village, and an detachment marched out to put everyone in it to the sword. She slipped away as everyone was being rounded up, put on her costume, and led them on a chase through the woods, buying her friends and family a chance to escape.

During the chase she caught an arrow to neck and died never knowing if her plan had worked.

All their stories are about as happy as that.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Sad.

Was she pretty?

(Creepy question, I know, after hearing the story of her death, but I have a reason for asking)

[Zaleramancer]

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

I guess, in a peasntish sort of way. Of course, the watcher isn't actually her, more of a personality ghost. Have you ever seen that episode of Dr. Who with the shadows that eat people? And when they die, their personality is saved for a moment inside their communicators?

It's sort of like that. Echos of the dead.

[Zaleramancer]

The Fair Goddess enjoys the presence of pretty things?

[Zaleramancer]

I saw that.

It was creepy.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Um, sorry no I don't watch Dr. Who.

But the fact she's immaterial makes no difference. 'Tis her appearance and her personality in life that matters.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Why, yes. Yes, she does.

[Zaleramancer]

In essence, the had communication devices that linked directly with their minds..

So if they died with it on, an echo of them would remain in the device for sometime.. it would be unaware of it's own death. Blind. Unable to feel anything. Alone..

._.

[Gentleman Vaultboy]

This is it.

[Celadon's Penultimate]

 That sounds...so profoundly sad.

[Philote]

She sounds like a rogue. Gilgamesh might not like it if she has demon/youkai powers and because unlike with Jester giving one of his race as a gift, Mina didn't speak with Gilgamesh.

[Tsubasa & Wen Tien]

Well, the whole point of this was to create a dispute that would need to be settled by the council of gods, so I gave off the image I wanted, for Nayotake  anyways. And Jester gave Gil an Endrakean right? As I recall those things are a mythos not a race.