un: tabibito | Dead World of Indieglut Lugh Unlocked!
This notice is a little overdue, my apologies ww
@ fandaniel, @ Oriade, @ tylorific, and I (@ tabibito, hello!) were sent these beautiful keywords from a very suspicious and generous nonnie.
Δ Hidden Forbidden Dead Wood
Unfortunately, our screenshots would not save, but please look forward to it when you visit.
Here are the results of our exploration:
1) The stalactites and stalagmites decorating its waters were not wet. They disappeared into data once they touched the ground.
2) When we were there it was pitch black underwater, though that was not the case for anyone looking above water. Shining a light source did not help. There was also this strange pull. Is there something sleeping down there, awaiting company? They must be lonely if the pull was so insistent.
3) The beautiful tree! Touching the tree and picking the leaves caused Master to hear a loud tone ringing in his head. It seemed to give him quite the headache. The leaves, when plucked, also disappeared into data.
4) The area's music had lyrics, but I could not understand them. I was told it got louder the closer you are to the tree. I could not save a clip of the music, which is a shame as I'd like to know what the voices are singing. The beginning of the song seems to say something like, "Ah Fuu Wa Si."
I doubt any of the strangeness we found will still be there. Whoever (or whatever!) leaves us these little clues is quick to vanish into the digital aether. But I do hope they send us another message. I'll be waiting.
If you have any updates from this area, please comment down below.
(( link to the exploration thread. ))
@ fandaniel, @ Oriade, @ tylorific, and I (@ tabibito, hello!) were sent these beautiful keywords from a very suspicious and generous nonnie.
Δ Hidden Forbidden Dead Wood
Unfortunately, our screenshots would not save, but please look forward to it when you visit.
Here are the results of our exploration:
1) The stalactites and stalagmites decorating its waters were not wet. They disappeared into data once they touched the ground.
2) When we were there it was pitch black underwater, though that was not the case for anyone looking above water. Shining a light source did not help. There was also this strange pull. Is there something sleeping down there, awaiting company? They must be lonely if the pull was so insistent.
3) The beautiful tree! Touching the tree and picking the leaves caused Master to hear a loud tone ringing in his head. It seemed to give him quite the headache. The leaves, when plucked, also disappeared into data.
4) The area's music had lyrics, but I could not understand them. I was told it got louder the closer you are to the tree. I could not save a clip of the music, which is a shame as I'd like to know what the voices are singing. The beginning of the song seems to say something like, "Ah Fuu Wa Si."
I doubt any of the strangeness we found will still be there. Whoever (or whatever!) leaves us these little clues is quick to vanish into the digital aether. But I do hope they send us another message. I'll be waiting.
If you have any updates from this area, please comment down below.
(( link to the exploration thread. ))
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I’d like to explore the other bodies of water, too. If there are any.
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Have you been to the beach or the hotspring yet? It seems that we are being given quite a lot of watery places to relax lately, huh? Maybe because it's so hot outside.
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Not yet, though I’d like to try surfing at the beach. Have you been?
Where do you think this heat is coming from? Is it truly a game mechanic or something else?
[ so many questions, and yet they still have more to ask. ]
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I haven't been to the beach yet. I can't say I was ever strongly a beach person... I grew up in the mountains.
As for the heat, it seems our dear admins insisted it was not intended. I wonder what else it could be caused by? [No he doesn't.]
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[ hani did the dunk tank so many times that they have a couple of choices. ]
The mountains are equally as lovely. I haven't been in a long time, though I don't think there is anything quite like walking up hundred of steps to visit those old mountain shrines. Sacred, lonely places, aren't they?
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[Just what kind of suit could he have... :)]
That was one of my favorite pastimes before I moved to the city. There's nowhere more peaceful than an old shrine at the top of a hill. You can truly feel the spirit of nature all around you.
[And the monsters, but don't worry, that's not canon here...!]
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[ that means they need to take lots of screenshots. ]
It feels like a world removed. Do you think gods and spirits still listen to us?
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[Hani is in for a surprise.]
Haha, if they do, it sort of feels as thought they might have abandoned us, huh?
Maybe that's just my particular perspective, though.
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Likewise, gods exist because our belief breathes life into them, and that belief bids them to listen to our prayers, nothing more.
damn u lucky this ain't canon matoba or this tag would be 500 words LMFAO
Do you hear the voices of gods, tabibito-san?
u mean UNLUCKERS gimme that 5000 word tag
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Do you think that'd be noisy, though? Maybe it would be better to have the peace and quiet.
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But if I were to aim for the gods, I think I'd aim for something a little more potent than whispers. Is that greedy of me?
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A little more potent? Power??
I’m not sure what greed means to either of us. Is it asking for what you want? Is it taking what you want? More than you think you deserve? But then who decides that?
Why is there a limit?
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Most people would call it an excess no matter how you define it exactly. But excess for one person can be bounty for others. Is it greed if you intend to use it for the benefit of others? Is it greed if you are sharing your spoils?
I have always liked how you think, tabibito-san.
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You’re right. The power of a kami would be quite different to that of a greek god. I’ve always liked the idea that what makes the kami special is the extra layer of sight they have, rather than any excess power.
For example, the ability to see the various paths to death. I would be interested in that one.
Would that count as greed, too?
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[Now this is something he could think about with some personal perspective.]
I think that would be a very interesting power indeed. Whether it's greedy or not would depend on what you do with that knowledge. Would you try to avoid death? For yourself? For someone else? Is one inherently greedier than the other? And what if that other person wishes for death?
I can only speak for myself. But I think that what truly separates mortals from gods is knowing that we are born, and that we die. And it's being able to feel that proof that you are alive, "suffering", which brings one peace in the knowledge that you will die.
That is why I play with my pain sensors on, you see. I am quite pleased that CC Corp incorporated that feature.
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And if gods are born from belief, does that not mean that when their names are forgotten is when they will be marked by death? It’s a little romantic, isn’t it? That gods will die when the last human dies.
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Although, I think that it is funny that you cannot imagine why anyone would like to avoid death. There is no greater motivator for some alive than to avoid death.
But I think you are right. Gods and humans are inextricably linked.
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Isn't that how these things tend to work? At least in the legends of our lovely country. Remain eternally beautiful, but you must feast on mermaid flesh and give up your humanity. Be united with the one you love across the stars, but only once a year.
If it's called the path to life, would life not be the final destination? But we're all born to die... We cannot avoid death.
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Then, you think that a person's death doesn't have much meaning beyond it being a conclusion to their life?
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I think each and every moment has meaning, in a personal way, but the reality is we will die. Certainly, death can leave an impact for those you leave behind, but I also believe everyone will end up in the same place when they die. Yomi.
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