(°〇°) At this point I might have to read that book myself. I don't even keep track of my character traits
So I really have to write this book! It will be a titanic task considering how quickly the information becomes obsolete, as new details keep being constantly added and contradicted.
But after all, what wouldn't you do for love?
That was a throwaway joke
... but fine, I guess I have it now.
By the way, I forgot what your spirit animal is... we even took the test. Darn, I'm terrible as a lore keeper, just above I was boasting about wanting to write a book about you.
I know you're a Cosmic Hand that grabs rockets like me, but that's not really related.
Why am I asking this? Because we should make these senses more accurate to the lore.
Unless the spider represents you... Hmm... Killer Queen has a strange resonance with... BLACK WIDOW!
Canonically, Droplets can exist within Droplets, and a theory among Humans is that reality is a neverending Matryoshka world of them, and they themselves are a part of another Droplet. Some also claim that there's something beyond that loop, a final destination where nothing exists beyond it and everything exists below it, something so transcendent that no one can fathom it or even attempt to describe it, as that would mean it can exist within the Droplets. It's sort of like a religion in that aspect.
The ironic thing is that those in the droplet don't know there's an even larger multiverse on top of all those Matryoshkas.
*pretends that the existential dread doesn't concern him*
You've done an incredible job with your universe, considering all these aspects in such detail. It's clear you've put a lot of thought into it. Based on what you said... five years ago, everything you had written became irrelevant, so I can assume this universal lore is at least five years old. There's a lot of work behind it. I can tell.
From what you tell me, I see you in it; just when I think I've reached the end, I discover there's another door leading to an even bigger world. It's a fascinating experience talking with you, and I have to draw on all my intellectual abilities. But it's exhilarating to do so. So, forgive me if I sometimes seem to be rambling or saying silly things.
Always good to have a healthy hobby of terrorizing countless timelines and causing immeasurable amounts of trauma.
Imagine! ? We could be a spacetime version of Bonnie and Clyde. Traumatizing all the timelines and making them all cursed, full of torment and grimness.
Those are knives? Or maybe even chains? It is a binding art. If you noticed she carries a sort of suitcase on her, it's filled with all sorts of weapons.
Never leave the house without an arsenal, especially in Dante's Inferno. I hadn't noticed, but I'll pay more attention to the details. Actually, now that I think about it, is there a way to slow down the animations and make the battle easier to follow?
I was thinking more of a written segment, I hate my voice and would not subject anyone to it if I could.
In the fabled book yet to be written where all your canon is documented, it's clearly stated that you have the voice of an angel. So as long as it's written, you have the most beautiful voice imaginable. The thing is, how does one write a karaoke scene? I'm completely clueless.
This list makes me realize how broken my sense of scale is... if I were to write a space battle involving the Eldritch family, I would describe it as "69 Armadas of ships, each outnumbering locust swarms, each capable of leveling worlds by their lonesome."
Maybe it's just me with a limited imagination? I envisioned the battle on that scale; probably the Soviet fleet of the Eldritch Family is around a hundred ships. In my mind, it seems like a truly epic proportion, but I admit I'm not an expert in naval/spatial battles. Your way would definitely make the scenario even more epic and poetic, but I believe that with such large numbers, the value of a single ship being taken down or the damage sustained by one fleet or the other gets lost. It might also be a skill issue on my part in managing such a large scale, so take what I say with a grain of salt.
[Seymour's comment: That is a pittance for a space fleet, no wonder you're on the losing side! You didn't even stand a chance to begin with. Though I suppose you ARE short on anti-eldritch ammunition. Better have an effective force than targets lined up for the enemy.]
Seymour, my beloved! It's been so long since you last spoke to me! And of course, when you do, it's to criticize me...
but that's okay, because the important thing is to see you and talk to you. Knowing that you are there!
You see, in defense of the resistance, we must say that they had little time to prepare before the Family's assault.
This is what Shizuki's bank account and Alf SAM's abilities allowed, considering that many resources were allocated to producing an army of clones and developing anti-Eldritch technology...
