Void Rift: Reference Thread

Sgavrinn is a draconian? I thought he's just a small green dragon.
And is Sgaivoneiraa his girlfriend?

 

Not including solely draconians.
Sgaivoneiraa may be the 'Big Bad' behind everything. Haven't decided quite yet. Trying to make the logic work for the plot.

 

Oh cool. Also, I think hormones are getting to Ihra. This is a small list I made of her personalities so far, according to when my character met her.

Innocent (First met)
Relatively intelligible slur-filled teenager (After nap time)
Winnie the Pooh (After being introduced to hunny)

Whenever she worries, she usually falls into a temporary state of complete and utter depression.

Helianthus's impression when he first met Ihra was "Ok, better make sure to play it safe. Don't piss her off. Sugar-coat everything" Because of all the warnings Riihs gave. For after nap time, he sort dropper the original impression, starting to get a little cocky and sarcastic with her. For the last part, well, not much time yet for Helianthus to get a full impression.

(I should probably start posting research files on characters to show my impression of them and my character's impressions)

 

Fun Fact:
I was half planning on having Stephanie die, indicated by Shadow Stephanie suddenly losing her form when she was talking to Ihra about what happened.

The reason she didn't die, however, is a mass of feels generated by even thinking about it gripped my heart and took my tear ducts captive, threatening to open the floodgates by ripping my heart open if I dared to even hint at Stephanie dying.

I'm not even exagerrating, I felt 10* worse than when Vei died thinking about a storyline where Stephanie died.

I cannot kill off any of my characters. I just can't handle it. Call me a wimp, but I'm just really empathetic.

George R.R. Martin you heartless demon...

 

Now you're making me feel bad for requiring Ihra to die.
Stahp. Stahp messing with mah planz.

 

@Exvhius

Should I send some info about Luphyx, and where it was that people were talking about him? or should I just post a reply with the info (there's enough to just fit it in a reply).

If you won't do it...

I'll do it for you.

Oh also in case anyone's wondering where Luphyx went, he pissed Q off and is now trapped, unable to interact with reality. Q'll let him out.

eventually

maybe

 

(insert joke about qq)

More info is always welcome.
(I suppose novels are inevitable.
coughcoughdarklandscough)

 

I can help you with that.

"Leo has a fifty percent chance of living when fused with the knife. If he lives through it, he'll just die when the knife breaks, so it's a guaranteed death for him either way."

The only way I can see my character dieing is traditional suicide.

Or whatever you're gonna do with him. Pls no Xlentia get pissed and erase

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He should do what Helianthus did. Act all friendly, casually pissing Q off even more,
AND THEN STAB HIM

 

No pls ;n;

Stephanie still has some backstory too, so I feel like prematurely killing her off would do that an injustice.

 

Oops.

 

What do you mean by 'Oops'?

Did you mean to say Hoops? Like a delicious circular cereal of some kind?

 

I'm only messing with you.
For the time being.

 

Don't you play with my feels like that ;n;

 

Then don't die prematurely in combat.

...

...Well that came out.

 

Stephanie was close to death and would've died had she not been seen to; though she wasn't at any point 'Dead'

 

I meant I kind of foreshadowed to upcoming things.

Ihra has nightmares.

 

A little bit of backstories for current or future (and dead) characters;

Spoiler: Vesius

Vesius was a Terra draconian who was expected to work the forge due to the color of his robe. His body and wings became permanently blackened and molting became impossible due to the event.
Slowly singled out by his companion miners, he turned to combat training to kill his time.
A mid-ranking soldier, Cyre, a master with a lance, gave Vesius sympathy and over time, the two became friends.
When Cyre killed his CO on discovering Vesius was one of the so-called "rebels" they were hunting, he was exiled. Crushed, Vesius went back to the forge to be exiled with his friend, but to no avail. Upon coming to his senses in The Desert, Cyre had already been slain. By the time Vesius found his former friend, he had long been dead.
He wanted to grant his friend the peaceful out he'd dreamed of, but this wasn't by honorable combat; Cyre was still suffering. With the help of the other Fragments of Divine Judgement, he went to give Cyre's soul the end of its misery he so desired.

But not without paying dearly...

Spoiler: Riihs

Riihs was a Volt draconian and the longest standing elder of the Storm Council. Wise but blunt, he overemphasized logic at a young age and was quick to correct anyone (himself included). He didn't mind being wrong, but upon being publicly humiliated for having "relations to rebels," he since demanded to know both sides before he supported either.
However, despite his position and how busy he usually was, he did rarely give into curiosity. One particularly eventful trip to another world lead to an odd interaction with an unnamed relic.
It was a weapon whose blades were infused with three elements, but wielding it cost the user all of their magical abilities.
Deciding the risk was worth the reward, Riihs took it home, expecting to be pestered on where he got it or why he was using a foreign weapon.

When the Hive Master overruled every Council's request to avoid war, Riihs decided that it'd be safer if he just learned to use his weapon properly. After a while, using it seemed so natural to him, he named his weapon after the two most common things to him; breathing and lightning. Ixaeceron (or, "electric breath") became a symbol of rebellion as well as a symbol of unity; the same symbol that slew all but one Storm elder...

Spoiler: Ihra

Aside from one Blood Rite already described, Ihra's been blissfully unaware of the chaos around her.
For the most part.
She knows that everything in her home is going to shit, but she also knows she likes honey and not fire.

More will come when it's not 3:30 in the morning.

 

Funny about all this anti-character death.
You think not being able to kill off a major character like Ihra or a half-major character like Stephanie is bad...
I couldn't even kill that unnamed wyvern who has so little part in the story at all...
"And then you planned to kill me off, then made me good."
"And when you tried to kill him for me, you went inactive until Entropy's forces were repelled."
I DON'T WANT HIM TO DIE, OKAY?!

 

Timezones, man. 1 in the morning for me is prime time for you, it seems.

I think one of the reasons I couldn't kill off Stephanie is because I have the 6 personalities of my characters each with their own set of feelings toward her, so with my own feelings added, I have 7-fold grief weighing down on me should she die.

 

Q actually has a reason to hate Stephanie. Even though it's a bit hypocritical.