Rynturning_Light She/Her Posted June 16 Author Posted June 16 Just now, Ink and Embers said: Oooo, awesome!!!! I like the suspense. Kore like old Persephone? Yuppers that’s part of her inspiration in vibe/abilities 1
Ink and Embers Any pronouns Posted June 16 Posted June 16 12 minutes ago, Rynturning_Light said: Yuppers that’s part of her inspiration in vibe/abilities Cool! What can she do?
Rynturning_Light She/Her Posted June 16 Author Posted June 16 1 hour ago, Ink and Embers said: Cool! What can she do? Chlorokinesis (plant manipulation) The plants she grows also responds to her mental state. Positive/good emotions create green health plants. Negative emotions (mostly anger) create dead thorned vines Her main plant it lavender 1
Rynturning_Light She/Her Posted June 19 Author Posted June 19 more snippets yay? Spoiler A copy of a copy of a copy How long can the cycle go? Until a creation drifts so far from its creator that it is a copy no longer Until the last remnants of whatever image it was made in fades and all that is left is pure, unrestrained originality 3
Lord Stormer Posted July 2 Posted July 2 Quote When Kore coughed, blood splattered onto the ground before her. That hit had done more than she’d anticipated, leaving her collapsed on the ground a few feet away from him. Most, at this point, would take their battered physic and blurring vision as a sign to surrender, to find a way to stop the fight. She couldn’t. No, she refused. This, this exact moment, has been all she’s been working toward for the past five years. Building up the revolution, giving the people of the Reach hope, sacrificing every want and need to become a paragon of that hope, it all led to here. And…she was failing. But, she would be a fool to claim that the only reason for her stubbornness. No, the primary reason behind her refusal to surrender was the group of four currently leading the retreat away from the Singularity. She couldn’t surrender. She had to hold out, for them. Kore worked to pull herself up. As she got her knees under her, his footsteps started towards her. They crunched against the broken marble floor. She could almost feel the smirk on his face. Kore bared her teeth, and forced herself up onto her feet. I'm supposing you're writing an opening scene of a novel. The impression I got is certainly Misborn-like, but somehow the first image passing inside my head is a futuristic dystopia. It's great if readers got more clarity on the setting. Also, on the first mention of "his," the practice of mention the pronoun before addressing the identity of the person is a method of suspense, to give readers curiosity. Quote When Kore coughed, blood splattered onto the ground before her. That hit had done more than she’d anticipated, leaving her collapsed on the ground a few feet away from him. Most, at this point, would take their battered physic and blurring vision as a sign to surrender, to find a way to stop the fight. She couldn’t. No, she refused. This, this exact moment, has been all she’s been working toward for the past five years. Building up the revolution, giving the people of the Reach hope, sacrificing every want and need to become a paragon of that hope, it all led to here. And…she was failing. But, she would be a fool to claim that the only reason for her stubbornness. No, the primary reason behind her refusal to surrender was the group of four currently leading the retreat away from the Singularity. She couldn’t surrender. She had to hold out, for them. Kore worked to pull herself up. As she got her knees under her, his footsteps started towards her. They crunched against the broken marble floor. She could almost feel the smirk on his face. Kore bared her teeth, and forced herself up onto her feet. I'm supposing you're writing an opening scene of a novel. The impression I got is certainly Misborn-like, but somehow the first image passing inside my head is a futuristic dystopia. It's great if readers got more clarity on the setting. Also, on the first mention of "his," the practice of mention the pronoun before addressing the identity of the person is a method of suspense, to give readers curiosity.
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