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Lucille

“Outer fields.” Lucy stopped to help Mel over an extra large mound of vines. “Do you know how to get back to Colorado?”

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Lucille

“Thanks. I’ve practiced. Where are you from?”

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Lucille

“…That way.” Lucy pointed. She stood up and began awkwardly walking along the top of the wall, arms and jacket winging out. “Are you lost too?”

@ellette-giselle you’re welcome! it was a very enjoyable read!

@loopylin your planet worldbuilding is awesome 😉

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It is, but Qs have a better vibe.

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Dante would not survive twenty minutes there.

Why do I feel like the characters are going to crash-land there? It’ll be an episode of a tv show where it’s Dante’s POV and he’s absolutely miserable

The natives are Lemonhead’s species (still no name). They invented space travel first. It’s also the only planet with rings like Sat…

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*also stalking*

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Qilanans sounds cooler. But then again, I’ve always liked the letter Q because of Quack.

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Well that makes sense. Especially because Liko has the design and skills of someone who belongs to a technologically or at least extra-able advanced group. What are Fainne and Gicel like?

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*Applause*

Ooooooo. I liketh. I liketh a lot. Me wants to eat this book.

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Oooo, utopia. I’ve always been kind of interested in those but they’re rarely explored in books or media because dystopias are more appealingly edgy. If they’re the first planet to be visited and the third to develop the technology, does that mean space travel is pretty easy for them? Like moreso than for other planets’ inhabitants?

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Lucille
“We were looking for a way out of the maze. He was helping me and – hm, well, maybe I wasn’t helping him any. I don’t know where I am now.”
The hedges grew in the typical labyrinthian fashion, but Lucy knew better than to think Gabriel was nearby. The plants themselves were different – the moss more emerald and the leaves less…[Read more]

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Having fun having him explain too. And seeing Rory’s reactions. XD

Leo

“Here God made light. It wasn’t light from a star or something. He just said ‘Let there be Light’ and light was made–unrestrained, u contained light. Then God divided the light from darkness. Here he makes a distinction that there will be places…[Read more]

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Why would you apologize for that.

Not sure why either…XD

*Waiting for info dump*

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Rory

He looked down at the page, still thinking over what Leo had said. “And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. 4 And God saw that the light was good. And God separated the light from the darkness. God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And there was evening and there was morni…[Read more]

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Yes, oops. Central

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Leo

A soft smile was tugging up the corner of his mouth. This kid knew so little of everything that really mattered. An ache burrowed deep in Leo’s chest.

“In the Beginning God created. That’s the beginning of time. God made that. But that isn’t all. He also made the heavens and the earth–space and matter. The earth…[Read more]

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*trying really hard not to info dump about Getwinn*

*Still spying in the corner* I’m listening

@ellette-giselle @koshka @loopylin this conversation about God’s creation is so beautiful

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Rory

He took the book in his hands, looking at it with interest. All of his reading had been done on a datapad. He tapped the surface to see what would happen. When nothing changed, he lifted the page and turned it over, surprised to find more words. Looking down at the words, he cleared his throat and read slowly. “In the…[Read more]

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Leo

He blinked. Smiled.

“No. Here, let me show you.” He turned sideways in his seat to open the filing drawer, pulled out a worn backpack, and settled back in place. It took a minute for him to get the zipper open, but it finally gave enough for him to slip his hand in and find his Bible. It was worn nearly as much as…[Read more]