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  1. The Bookwyrm
    "How did you do that? Falling on the wall, I mean."
  2. The Bookwyrm
    It was strapped to the back of Hollow Knight and wanted to make friends with Nightblood.
  3. The Bookwyrm
    "Uh...I can't hear you," Lyras said.
  4. The Bookwyrm
    Lyras's eyes widened. Gravity. There were records of ancient Starmages who had learned spells that could control the very fabric of the universe, and thus, gravity. The possibility had always fascinated Lyras. "How...how are you doing that?" he asked, not caring if he interrupted the man. He didn't seem to be making any sound anyway.
  5. The Bookwyrm
    Everyone (non-personified) cheered for No-one (personified).
  6. The Bookwyrm
    Mmm, Lerasium. Almost as good as the sandwich.
  7. The Bookwyrm
    I switch to the future tense and will throw a cake at Nameless's face. He will be busy eating it, and so I will steal the sandwich.
  8. The Bookwyrm
    Bookwyrm sensed tremors along the edges of the Clinic's dimension. Beings leaving, and beings entering. Or at least communicating through the Clinic's medium. Something's up... he thought. But we'll investigate that later. Bookwyrm took out his tome and began flipping through his copy of the Archive. Thaidakar should be researching this too. Maybe he'll have something to talk about...
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    I switch the thread back to first person and hire a ninja to steal the sandwich for me.
  11. The Bookwyrm
    Bookwyrm switches back to first person and I grab the sandwich in the resulting confusion.
  12. The Bookwyrm
    It would soon overtake all other civilizations.
  13. The Bookwyrm
    To be honest, I don't like the world shape; I'd prefer a normal spherical world for simplicity. But if everyone else wants a tetrahedron, then I'll go along with it. I do like the idea of a Stellari pilgrimage. It fits what I had in mind for their race. Lyras, my character, just came a little early.
  14. The Bookwyrm
    I take out my sandwich magnet and pull the sandwich towards me right as a gust of wind blows my parachute away, and me with it.
  15. The Bookwyrm
    I go skydiving and grab the sandwich out of Cellist's arms as I fall.
  16. The Bookwyrm
    Bookwyrm watched the festivities from a slight distance, smiling. For a moment, there was peace. But his mind was drawn suddenly to the Prison, and the Kaos contained within it. An entire universe of violent change and destruction. This can't last....not fully. Bookwyrm looked at Calano and Emma. They have a measure of peace now, in their marriage. Whatever happens, they can be content. They've passed their trial. I just hope that they can use that in the coming conflict....
  17. The Bookwyrm
    I appear after a long disappearance and yank the sandwich from Nerdy's hands and run it far away from the allergic boy.
  18. The Bookwyrm
    Lyras raised an extremely skeptical eyebrow. "Which moon? And how would you even get there in the first place?" Lyras knew that the moons had surfaces; he'd it through telescopes at the Academy back home. They clearly had solid surfaces with distinct features. Calia, Celestia, and Volia were worlds with their own terrain and mysteries. But they were also incredibly distant, if the Stellari astronomer's calculations were correct. And even then, how would you reach them? Any method not involving magic was doomed to fail utterly, and Lyras knew of no spell or ability in any of the various Magics of Tetrapela that would allow anyone to do anything like going to the moons.
  19. The Bookwyrm
    I grab the sandwich with a fishing net and dry it out.
  20. The Bookwyrm
    [IGNORE THIS I made a mistake.]
  21. The Bookwyrm
    I get up, brush the stray hairs off me, and run outside. I grab the barber pole and rip it off the wall, just in case.
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    Lyras blinked. While the original purpose of his journey was to find his sister, the Triluminescence had been a factor in his reasoning. All of the Stellari race had a fascination with celestial objects, some (like Lyras) more than others, and their culture back on Asteri was based on that. The Triluminescence was something of great fascination to the Stellari, and so these docks would probably see a lot more Stellari travelers in the coming weeks. But the Triluminescence wasn't for almost two more months. "...I suppose you could say that," Lyras finally said. "What do you mean by 'see it up close'?"
  24. The Bookwyrm
    I catch it and duck into a barber shop.
  25. The Bookwyrm
    I startle you with a creepy mask and grab the sandwich as you flinch.
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