OrangeArmadillo

@godlyfantasy12 Wow, I didn’t expect November to have powers. I thought you were going for the normal underdog in a magical world trope.

@alia

I’m new here, but it’s nice to see you’re back!

I’m Solfyre, and I’m about to go into highschool. I love anything to do with reading, writing, music, and I write mainly fantasy, though I have branched out to sci-fi, historical fiction, and mystery lately. I have not played violin much, but I play guitar and have some skill in piano and…[Read more]

@freedomwriter76

You’re totally fine!

I actually have a ring of cards in my room and am kind of starting to learn ASL on my own. I have a kind of dictionary for it, and I need to keep up with it more. 😅

Okay, so it’s a game where there are poles set up to create nine different squares above the players’ heads. The player in the middle square…[Read more]

@gwyndalf-the-wise

It looks really cool! (And now the profile pic makes sense lol)

Doing a graphic novel would be awesome! Would you do the art for it? Just curious🙂. The profile looks really good.

@thearcaneaxiom

(Alright, bye! I’ll look forward to it 🙂)

@thearcaneaxiom

(We can just do standard, if that’s okay with you. Go ahead and send the link. I doubt I could do it with my lack of tech skills lol)

@thearcaneaxiom

(Yep, I am! Just let me know a time. Now or later works.)

@thearcaneaxiom

(First, C. S. Lewis is just awesome in general. Great writer, and maybe an even better apologist. And as for chess, I’d love to play you once I’m done with lunch.)

Do you use chess.com or something else?

@thearcaneaxiom

(That actually makes a lot of sense. It makes me think of the questions like, “What can’t God do?” The answers are always something like, he can’t make a square circle, or a married bachelor. He can’t sin. I’ve always enjoyed thinking about the questions like that, even though I know the answers for a fact. But yes, there are…[Read more]

@thearcaneaxiom

Or maybe, does math exist necessarily because God exists?

(Just thought of that lol)

@thearcaneaxiom

(Yes! I have a long way to go on figuring out how to make math work in my books, but I’m working on it.)

Was math there before God, or did God create math? Is it possible for anything for anything to exist without math? But at the same time, could anything exist without God?

@thearcaneaxiom

Just free time study. The stuff we were doing in school was getting repetitive so I decided to read a book about more interesting math. I read a couple books, but the only one I can remember the name of is Fractals by Jason Lisle. I’ve been meaning to read through that again.

Anyway, yes, I have some background on it. Tell ya…[Read more]

@thearcaneaxiom

I’m a little rusty, but I think I still do for the most part.

@thearcaneaxiom

(It blows the mind lol. I’ve been reading a lot about the Mandelbrot set, and it’s crazy how it just continues on forever!)

@thearcaneaxiom

(Me trying to imagine why God would put us in a paradox, and then realizing that I thought that through way to far🤣😅)

Can you daydream at night? How do you handcuff a one-armed man? How far east can you go before you’re really going west? If the sky is the limit, is space over the limit? And if you try to fail, and then succeed,…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Sounds awesome!

@thearcaneaxiom

Sounds good! 😄

@theloonyone

Nice to meet you! Bryan Davis is most famous for his Dragons in Our Midst series, and while he mostly does fantasy, he also has recently gotten into sci-fi. Wayne Thomas Batson wrote the Door Within Trilogy, and Christine Cohen wrote The Sinking City, and The Winter King, both of which are mainly fantasy.

It’s so cool that you’re a…[Read more]

@thearcaneaxiom

Kings, queens, and other royals generally try to use the magical-born dragons for their own purposes. Depending on the dragon, some will try to have their eggs hatched with magic, while others think they should be killed at birth. Some dragons are afraid of them, others jealous.