Lojasa my hopefully new friends:)

Hi Nat!

Yeah, @princesachronicle22 told me you didn’t realize before, we had a good laugh:)

As for your questions:

1. We’re both working on the same multiverse that we’re currently still tossed up on the name for. We’ve been calling the Septraverse, but it felt uninspired. So we’ve been messing with names like the Septrum, the Seether, the Seeth, the Setherum, ect. I know @princesachronicle22 probably told you a little already about it, but we both have our own “planets” we’ve been calling septrums this whole time, unless we make that the name for the universe. I put planet in quotations because they are the equivelent to planets, but they area really completely different. In reality, they are four dimensional elongated superstructures, passing through a three dimensional Euclidean space made of what we call Itherum. The three dimensional space forms a cross section for the superstructure. This makes it so that we can essentially make whatever bazar shapes for our “planets” to look like, and because of the superstructure moving though this space, we can change those shapes drastically creating bazar worlds completely unique from the others.  This is only a look into the cosmic scale of things, so I won’t get into the magic system unless prodded, because that’s a whole other can of worms. This is a first look into one of the eccentricities of this universe, but the “WIP” is essentially all of it. (I hope that made any sense)

2. I still struggle with characters, but I think that my favorite currently is one of my most recent. His name is still unknown to me, as well as his past. That being said, what makes him interesting is his struggle. He wields a sword that controls him, he has little agency in what he does. The sword’s name I do know, it is Kirrtes. Kirrtes has him rampage and assassinate. The worst part for this man however, is not only seeing the faces of the people he kills, but instead, when piercing living flesh, he experiences all their thoughts, feeling there sadness, guilt, hate, memories, ect as they take their last breaths looking at a monster. He experiences all their pain, knowing that it is by his hand, having no power to stop it. He hates Kirrtes, but hates himself as well. One must wonder who the true victim is.

There’s so many possibilities with this character to me. Though his story is dark and morbid, I think his character can be relatable, the feeling of being trapped, helpless, and self loathing, and on top, having a forced extreme empathy. I don’t know where his story will go, I have good hopes that he may find freedom somehow. I feel that his story both unique, fascinating, and in a dark way, relatable.

3. Language[s] I would say. Lasi’el is one of many languages in the world of Omialia, which is but one era within the greater septrum it’s formed from. It is a distant relative to Rrajlan, and parent language to Verna.

Thanks for the questions, sorry if my answers are a little to lengthy:)

Hi @mineralizedwritings !

A conlang is a constructed language. In this case, you saw me speak a little Lasi’el, one of many languages in my world.

1. I think snakes are cool, and very symbolic for both good and evil.

2. You can look at what I’ve mentioned to @lightoverdarkness6 .

3. HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm…. that’s a very hard one, I’m very proud of many aspects of my and my sister’s world. There are too many layers in the math of the magic system, to the use and abuse of that magic system to create a fascinating world of places, eras, races, creatures and rocks.

Glad to be here:)

Hi @gwyndalf-the-wise !

write, do math, conlag, and worldbuild

1. Great question:) What I like to do is use math to create fundamental laws in the magic and universe, and some of those laws include magical languages, or simply create a culture with different number systems and such. Then I write about it. The Vernan people are really fun for example, there number system operates with a place value of the prime numbers. This makes multiplication unthinkably easy, but then they have to deal with addition which is essentially the abc conjecture, which is currently unsolved in number theory. So they have to deal with that impossibility of addition, though a lot are too proud, many Vernan Scholars take a liking to Lasi’el numerals, because addition and multiplication are manageable.

2. I’ve referred to my worldbuilding many times already, but not quite yet the story yet. One story is set in the end of the first era in my septrum. It’s about a character, Tailen who is attacked by four dimensional beasts. They throw him back into three dimensional space, and turned out to be one of the very few that actually survived such a encounter. However, he suffers a chirality flip (meaning he became his mirror self) something only possible with four dimensional geometry. This may not seem an issue, but it’s actually a big problem. An ecosystem always develops this thing called homochirality. All dna, all chiral proteins, all sugars ,ect are made to go the same chirality to maximize efficiency. So when you become your mirror self, you are suddenly biologically incompatible with your biosphere, which essentially means that he wont die immediately, but he would slowly starve because anything he eats does nothing for him. So he must come to grips with the fact that he basically only has a month to live, does he accept it, or does he go against all odds, finding alternative ways to live…

3. As I’ve told Min, a conlang is a constructed language. Essentially creating a full functional fictional language, it’s a fun hobby that can be used for a variety of things.

4. I like Star Wars, Avatar the Last Airbender, the LoR films are great, some of the marvel films, ect.

5. I like all of Brandon Sanderson’s books so far as I’ve read them. I’ve read the first LoR, and that was awesome, To Sleep in a Sea of Stars was intriguing, I also had fun with Name of the Wind. There’s probably some others I really liked but can’t recall as of yet.