Unfortunately, there were multitudes of partially autonomous clay warriors it could summon. They did its bidding. It could also control various parts of the planet--fauna, flora.
I assumed the town and the forest were the same. All of it serving a collective consciousness regardless whether or not that happened to be #FFFFFF.
The spider-woman that I got the potion from was put here for a purpose, I think. The creatures from quests are focused on harming us, for whatever reason.
That's something we'd have to ask #FFFFFF. If we could.
This place feels like a pocket dimension designed to replicate being in a story book, one without color. Everything revolves around themes of fairy tales and folklore. It's too convenient not to at least be close to the mark.
We don't have enough information yet to verify what this place is or why it's here.
We did theorize before you got here that #FFFFFF was a god, or someone who wanted to be one, but a storyteller is just as close for the people in a story, isn’t it?
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I assumed the town and the forest were the same. All of it serving a collective consciousness regardless whether or not that happened to be #FFFFFF.
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The spider-woman that I got the potion from was put here for a purpose, I think. The creatures from quests are focused on harming us, for whatever reason.
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So we're in a game run by a game master.
We're in a storybook.
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...but why?
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This place feels like a pocket dimension designed to replicate being in a story book, one without color. Everything revolves around themes of fairy tales and folklore. It's too convenient not to at least be close to the mark.
We don't have enough information yet to verify what this place is or why it's here.
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We did theorize before you got here that #FFFFFF was a god, or someone who wanted to be one, but a storyteller is just as close for the people in a story, isn’t it?