TFF Royalty

[Andromeda]

Well I made my post. It is only half of what I am going to be doing. I'll finish up the ordeal in the next post. But I'm going to be returning a few more things into the next post as well to start increasing the scale. I don't know the full extent that I'm going to be using them yet, but I will know when I make it happen.

Once you read my post you might have some questions or some confusion so read the following to answer some of it.

SPOILER!!:

Alright, there are a couple things to address. One of the first ones is the comment that I have Remi make about the necessity of nature as a critical component. What this simply means is that until that point Eris had been summoning lightning from the clouds. It is the way most magic users start out, they require nature as a catalyst, like having a fire to make a fireball. No longer requiring nature just means that she was using magic like the usual fantasy magic is, cast from the person, body, hands whatever. Its not really anything new, just fancily worded.

The other thing is that if you end up in your next posts or whatever running across Eris like after everything is over Remi would not be present. If I end up making my post before that happens, he is just going to disappear. Obviously Eris will be clueless as to what happened. But I want Remi's alter ego to remain hidden from the characters for the time being. That is all I think. If you have other questions I'll answer them.

I did create some magic mythos in the post to make things a little more interesting. Since I'm feeling in the creative spirit I will probably doing a lot of touches to magic as I feel the urge.

[Merlin]

I posted mine, but didn't look at yours beforehand. It shouldn't be an issue, methinks.

Anyways, I had fun with that one. It has a lot of twists and reveals in it. If you see any problems with your chars, just let me know Jay. I really didn't make them do to much other than reactions, etc as I mentioned before. It seemed to fit the scene to me.

[Andromeda]

Its probably not an issue, just depends if you had wanted to react to the post or not given what occurs in my post. Though it seemed to me that Falaris probably does not care enough once the primary goal was dealt with. I imagine that Shadow will have business with my post though since it will be a lead in finding Eris for his characters.

[Merlin]

Nah, it doesn't relate to yours at all.. xD The only misconception is that I always had the hospital at the edge of town and you place it somewhere inside of it instead. With a more distant location, the townspeople would be kept out of the "shooting range". But whatever. O.o

[Andromeda]

There is more than one edge to the town, Merlin. ^^ It could be on the other side of the town. I never when in the town just that you were towards in the inside somewhere. I left it vague enough to work out.

And yes, it'll be pretty easy for you to find Eris. Since Merlin posted I'll see about making that second post to wrap up the things going on with Eris. You can talk to me Shadow about how you want to enter in on the field with Eris. I'll probably just leave it at the point where you appear if you want to handle it that way.

[Merlin]

Andro, that makes no sense either literally or figuratively. The "inner" part of a town is also considered "Down Town". Its the centralized portion of a town, whether directly in the center or not. It shares no edges with the town's border, only with the outer rims, suburbs, peasant land, whatever. The "outer" part of a town shares an edge with the border of the town.

I said it wasn't a big deal since I technically never specified where it was in the first place. It just sounds odd because the explosions would have caused catastrophic collateral damage to surrounding buildings if it was down town(inner Haven), none of which I mentioned. Its not that I overlooked it, its that no other buildings were harmed since there wasn't any close by.

Reasoning: The original hospitals(real world) were created and ran by religious groups, mainly Christians, in order to house the helpless individuals, including paupers, pilgrims, travelers, aged persons, orphans, and destitute. They provided "hospitality" to them, since there wasn't any real cures for anything at the time.

While Lothua technically isn't one to discriminate, I seriously doubt they'd have a Pilner Religion-ran institution in the inner parts of a town. It would be kept a safe distance away towards the outskirts for political and sociological reasons.

At least, that's my take on it. ^_^