HighScribe

P.S @highscribeofaetherium thanks for the tip!

@hybridlore My favourite book right now is Unblemished by Sara Ella,

No I haven’t read any of Nadine’s, or Cathy’s (I’ve read some others tho)

and my favourite movie is National Treasure (it changes all the time lol 😂)

and both, (I work better on rainy days.)

and @highscribeofaetherium Yup it’s summer at the moment (fake autumn if you wanna…[Read more]

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Nice! Good job!

Thank you!! 😊

I really like prologues at all for some reason XD

XD XD

@scoutfinch180 @jonas @whalekeeper @loopylin @highscribeofaetherium @savannah_grace2009 @godlyfantasy12

This is a section of chapter two i’m finally happy with, so now I’m posting it here so you all ca read it/critique it. enjoy!

“Nahim. Nahim!”

Mandin waved his large hand in front of his 19-year-old friend’s hidden face. Nahim brushed Mandi…

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@highscribeofaetherium

Mine were like that for a whole three months, but started working again all of a sudden.

@lightoverdarkness

Oh cool…I can kinda see it, but yeah I think yours is more detailed. Honestly I love your writing style better than Rick’s.

Aw 🤣

And hold up, Marcel is a demigod? I must hear more 🤩

He’s basically the secondary form…[Read more]

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My notifs are fine. Are yours fixed yet?

@loopylin

Yeah, I’ve never read past the original series for that reason.

And I try really hard to moderate which books my siblings get from the online library, but sometimes I’ll find something on their list that’s like… eeeehhhhh… maybe let’s send that one back 😅 It’s gettin…[Read more]

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I haven’t been on KP so this is a bit late sorry. So something you should be thinking about for one is do they even need to keep track of time? How relevant is exact time keeping to there experience? What would a culture be like if there was no modular concept of time?

Now, if you really just want to have some conception…[Read more]

You guys…when I checked my notifs for KP and read all your messages I almost started crying…It means so much to know that you are praying for me and are supporting me <3

@highscribeofaetherium

Thanks girl <3

@mineralizedwritings

One of the problems is that for some reason, I’m just so scared to talk to my mom right now. I don’t know why,…[Read more]

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Ok, why is the kp post-eating monster named Whoh?

(Also, your signature XD It took me a moment to process, but then I got it and started giggling)

@highscribeofaetherium They can count time by whatever happens to be in their sky. You said there’s a moon (or several moons), right? They can count time by that. In one story I had, a computerized “skygrid” was projected onto the sky and brightened/darkened to show the passing of time. Or something such as the tides can show time also, if there’s…[Read more]

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Thx girls ❤️❤️

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I don’t know if this is scientifically accurate, but it sounds to me like the planet is super cold, so maybe they can determine the time by the temperature? Like how night is colder on Earth than during the day. The star is still not visible, but rotating on the axis still brings one side of the planet closer to heat than…[Read more]

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(It got deleted when I edited, so reposting:)

I asked ChatGPT about orbiting a blackhole. These are the main difficulties according to it:

Gravitational Forces: Black holes have incredibly strong gravitational fields. To maintain a stable orbit, a planet would need to be positioned at a safe distance where the…

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On the topic of time telling, since a blackhole would probably only block light from stars behind it, that would allow them to measure days, because the visibility of stars would fluctuate on a daily basis.

@highscribeofaetherium

I asked ChatGPT about orbiting a blackhole. These are the main difficulties according to it:

Gravitational Forces: Black holes have incredibly strong gravitational fields. To maintain a stable orbit, a planet would need to be positioned at a safe distance where the gravitational forces from the black hole do not tear it…

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@highscribeofaetherium

Okay. I have no idea whether a planet could safely orbit a blackhole.

These are the main technical difficulties I was thinking of:

• Planets are warmed by light from the star they orbit.
• Plants need light to photosynthesis, and animals need plants to eat. (You could replace all plants with fungi, which don’t need light…

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So, it orbits a star so far away that they can’t even see it? And there are no other stars near enough to be seen? I’m not sure if it would even be possible for a planet to be orbiting a star that was far enough away that it couldn’t even be seen, but idk.

I have the same problem on Ildin, since people live underground. I…[Read more]

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They could use an hourglass maybe?

I have no clue….sorry…

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Ellis

Oh, really? said Conviction sarcastically. Why would she think that?

Ellis was thinking the same thing but didn’t day it out loud.

“Well,” he said to Szabrin. “In my world, we have one too. Only half the time though. If it works the same here, it will probably set in a few hours.”

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Ellis

Ellis raised an eyebrow.

“What? You mean the sun?”

She had spoken of “darkness.” Did her world have no sun?