OOC: You know I have already revealed Void's weakness? That's okay :D always need a plan B!

P.S.: Brutus you're doing just as well as you always have.

OOC: Not referring to the physical blows. Look deeper.

Finding the Venezzian army was not really difficult.

OOC: The only Venezzians that I had written about were Merchant Marines that I drafted to find Xavier/ Fight whoever was with him. I can think of thee explanations. One: Praecantaria had a naturally low population of mir compared to the lands of us normals, so perhaps a large band of routed marines would be equivalent in size to an army to them. Two: I actually had a **** tonne of Marines beside me and didn't know it. Three: Some Venezzian dignitary is in town and he and his retinue (which would naturally be huge) got mixed in with the Marines.

The children of the lost blood, and the unmet queen.

OOC: I'm assuming at this point no one is really going to be joining the game anymore. You would have to be extremely interested/invested in the story to read over 70 pages of this. This would get boring if our nations were the only ones in the entire world. Or if our main characters were the only ones that did things.

OOC: I'm assuming at this point no one is really going to be joining the game anymore. You would have to be extremely interested/invested in the story to read over 70 pages of this. This would get boring if our nations were the only ones in the entire world. Or if our main characters were the only ones that did things.

I don't know, man. I already have a split personality with Xavier. I don't think I can do any more...

P.S. It gets quite awkward sometimes around the dinner table.

P.S.S. I can write another summery! It went well the last time...

Also, I would like to know where the eye is located. But, I will not do anything yet, until you guys go on your "expedition" to find it.

When are you planning to do that, anyway? I feel that Xavier is becoming less important, so I really need to throw him back in here...

OOC:I second Nexhawk's #1.


...Also I forgot to add earlier. I think we should all take the time to give a more detailed description about our nations and there cultures. I say this because I realized there have been inconsistencies between the ways I describe Diyadian armor. I wanted the resistance guys to have armor similar to Diyadian armor, then I realized I've described their armor being gold, light, heavy, white, helmet, no helmets. So I think we should all organize this information similar to the original nation setup we were using. This way we each have something to work off of instead of making things up as you go along. Including things such as:

Nation Colors:
National Animal(what it represents):
Flag Description:
Standard Weapons:
Armor worn (including different military types like guards and King's Men)
National Tree:
Values(such as Athens-education and Sparta-military):
Notable Laws/Rights (like gay marriage, or women can't vote):
Notable Attractions/Landmarks:
Common Religion/Practices:

So what do you guys think? Any more to add?

//OOC: The Void's brother, huh? This might be harder than I thought...

Anyways, I have two theories about what this new adversary can do. Due to the lack of evidence, neither one of them can yet be proven or refuted. Here they go:

1) Fade is actually not one, but two entities, which differ slightly through such things as demeanor, just like what we've already seen. These halves appear to be the calm, witty Fade and the angrier one. At a certain moment, only one out of two halves can be 'active', that is, visible and actually present in the mortal plane. Therefore, Fade keeps swapping between the calm and the angry self, meanwhile positioning both entires so that the enemy is constantly kept between the two.

2) Fade is an ethereal entity that can move freely through our plane without any restraints and at a blinding speed. When others see Fade then...they see a manifestation of their prevailing emotion. When Sandromin approached the hidden enemy with a tranquil countenance, Fade also appeared calm and, at the same time, mocking, with aim to shatter this peace inside Sandromin. He succeeded, and once the king of the sandmen had gone angry, Fade mirrored that feeling as well, in turn fueling Sandromin's anger more and more and potentionally driving him reckless enough to reveal his weaknesses. Hence, Fade draws on his enemies' emotions to turn the fight to his advantage by manifesting them in his presence.

P.S. Of course, there is a third, sort of a clich+¬ explanation, where Fade just teleports around with magic, but his powers can't be detected because he is, well, a god. But this seems kinda boring, in my opinion. //End of OOC\\

I'll help you out: #2 is not it.

OOC:I second Nexhawk's #1.


...Also I forgot to add earlier. I think we should all take the time to give a more detailed description about our nations and there cultures. I say this because I realized there have been inconsistencies between the ways I describe Diyadian armor. I wanted the resistance guys to have armor similar to Diyadian armor, then I realized I've described their armor being gold, light, heavy, white, helmet, no helmets. So I think we should all organize this information similar to the original nation setup we were using. This way we each have something to work off of instead of making things up as you go along. Including things such as:

Nation Colors:
National Animal(what it represents):
Flag Description:
Standard Weapons:
Armor worn (including different military types like guards and King's Men)
National Tree:
Values(such as Athens-education and Sparta-military):
Notable Laws/Rights (like gay marriage, or women can't vote):
Notable Attractions/Landmarks:
Common Religion/Practices:

So what do you guys think? Any more to add?

OOC:I second Nexhawk's #1.


...Also I forgot to add earlier. I think we should all take the time to give a more detailed description about our nations and there cultures. I say this because I realized there have been inconsistencies between the ways I describe Diyadian armor. I wanted the resistance guys to have armor similar to Diyadian armor, then I realized I've described their armor being gold, light, heavy, white, helmet, no helmets. So I think we should all organize this information similar to the original nation setup we were using. This way we each have something to work off of instead of making things up as you go along. Including things such as:

Nation Colors:
National Animal(what it represents):
Flag Description:
Standard Weapons:
Armor worn (including different military types like guards and King's Men)
National Tree:
Values(such as Athens-education and Sparta-military):
Notable Laws/Rights (like gay marriage, or women can't vote):
Notable Attractions/Landmarks:
Common Religion/Practices:

So what do you guys think? Any more to add?

Nation Colors:
National Animal(what it represents):
Flag Description:
Standard Weapons:
Armor worn (including different military types like guards and King's Men)
National Tree:
Values(such as Athens-education and Sparta-military):
Notable Laws/Rights (like gay marriage, or women can't vote):
Notable Attractions/Landmarks:
Common Religion/Practices:

So what do you guys think? Any more to add?