Another interesting article! One day I'll have enough time to read everything you've ever written for that world, one day... but in the meantime, I really like that despite being the correct theory, most people do not believe that there was a great catastrophe.
Thank you! There's no pressure to read everything, there are SEVERAL worlds I wish to do that with as well, just takes a lot of time! Glad you like the detail on those who are correct not being believed— it's how discoveries can often go, after all.
Wonderful desaster. Really good work. The concept alone of what to the god is merely a disgusting part of life turning into a cataclysm for the mortals is great. Great work as always, Timepool.
Also is that a Lovecraft reference I spot in your Windpeople?
Oh no, I didn't want to imply that!
They just reminded me of smth and it just seemed plausible, your love for Eldritch beings and all.
Having reread the story they are mentioned in, I can assure you that it's in no way a copy of his flying polyps.
Ewwww. But also, wonderful disaster. I love that this was basically this world's extinction event, and that the civilisations that have come before have left ruins and fossils behind for the modern day people to explore.
I also like the reference to the melted glass in the desert, which kind of shows the disaster still has an ongoing presence in the world.
My favourite thing is that people don't believe this was really a thing that happened, haha.
Ah gross... but good god I don't think I've ever seen a myth that discussed how the body of a god, usually the body of the world, could decay? I mean that makes sense. It's amazing. I could be remembering wrong. It is a dead created god right? Or maybe deathlike slumber? Regardless, its Well done, good sir.
I found a little error,
"civilizations living upon Qet the time" at the time I think.
The visual of the glass towers slowly breakingdown, feeding the horrors is awesome. I just love Qet.
Thank you! I haven't heard of any that do, either. And yes— I did write an article on Qetlon themselves a month or two ago which reiterates the origins and decay thing more clearly.
Thanks for catching that!
Another interesting article! One day I'll have enough time to read everything you've ever written for that world, one day... but in the meantime, I really like that despite being the correct theory, most people do not believe that there was a great catastrophe.
Thank you! There's no pressure to read everything, there are SEVERAL worlds I wish to do that with as well, just takes a lot of time! Glad you like the detail on those who are correct not being believed— it's how discoveries can often go, after all.