Ralph
Frequent Core Shifter
Soup is not my favorite food.
Posts: 1,422 
Favorite Disease: The Uncommon Cold
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Post by Ralph on Jan 19, 2015 19:55:25 GMT
Flurrl: I've conversed personally with Palgalok before. Flurrl: I know the story myself, if you want to hear it. |
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Post by High-Heeled Spider Crab on Jan 19, 2015 20:06:51 GMT
Flurrl: I know the story myself, if you want to hear it. |
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Ralph
Frequent Core Shifter
Soup is not my favorite food.
Posts: 1,422
Favorite Disease: The Uncommon Cold
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Post by Ralph on Jan 19, 2015 20:12:30 GMT
Flurrl: I know the story myself, if you want to hear it. Flurrl: It is said that among the yawning swarm of universes, or realities, or what ever you want to call them, two of them were physically connected together. At the start of time, these were merely two empty voids. Until two particular entities came into existence. One of them is known as Ripplot, who had the power to create. The other was known as Palgalok, who could destroy. These two both considered the other their siblings, kindred spirits you might say, so they each took one of the two realities for themselves to own and rule. |
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Post by High-Heeled Spider Crab on Jan 19, 2015 20:14:43 GMT
Oh, very well. This particular facet of my mind is focused upon you. Flurrl: It is said that among the yawning swarm of universes, or realities, or what ever you want to call them, two of them were physically connected together. At the start of time, these were merely two empty voids. Until two particular entities came into existence. One of them is known as Ripplot, who had the power to create. The other was known as Palgalok, who could destroy. These two both considered the other their siblings, kindred spirits you might say, so they each took one of the two realities for themselves to own and rule. |
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Ralph
Frequent Core Shifter
Soup is not my favorite food.
Posts: 1,422
Favorite Disease: The Uncommon Cold
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Post by Ralph on Jan 19, 2015 20:20:01 GMT
Flurrl: It is said that among the yawning swarm of universes, or realities, or what ever you want to call them, two of them were physically connected together. At the start of time, these were merely two empty voids. Until two particular entities came into existence. One of them is known as Ripplot, who had the power to create. The other was known as Palgalok, who could destroy. These two both considered the other their siblings, kindred spirits you might say, so they each took one of the two realities for themselves to own and rule. Flurrl: Ripplot used his powers to create a fully functioning universe, with its own physics and life He cared for them like any creator should. Palgalok, how ever, could not create anything of his own, and since his domain was an empty void, he didn't even have anything to destroy. Over the vast expanse of time, he used his powers to the limit to try to create something of his own. All he could muster was a mass of lifeless oily goop. He discarded it in anger, leading to the "Black Goo Incident", as it was sometimes called. |
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Post by High-Heeled Spider Crab on Jan 19, 2015 20:25:14 GMT
Likely a false tale. Or from some outside universe. Flurrl: Ripplot used his powers to create a fully functioning universe, with its own physics and life He cared for them like any creator should. Palgalok, how ever, could not create anything of his own, and since his domain was an empty void, he didn't even have anything to destroy. Over the vast expanse of time, he used his powers to the limit to try to create something of his own. All he could muster was a mass of lifeless oily goop. He discarded it in anger, leading to the "Black Goo Incident", as it was sometimes called.
...Continue.
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Ralph
Frequent Core Shifter
Soup is not my favorite food.
Posts: 1,422
Favorite Disease: The Uncommon Cold
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Post by Ralph on Jan 19, 2015 20:31:38 GMT
Flurrl: Ripplot used his powers to create a fully functioning universe, with its own physics and life He cared for them like any creator should. Palgalok, how ever, could not create anything of his own, and since his domain was an empty void, he didn't even have anything to destroy. Over the vast expanse of time, he used his powers to the limit to try to create something of his own. All he could muster was a mass of lifeless oily goop. He discarded it in anger, leading to the "Black Goo Incident", as it was sometimes called.
...Continue.
Flurrl: As the hundreds of eons drew on, Palgalok decided to use his powers to tear through the very fabric from his reality into his brother's. The first being he saw happened to be me. He spoke with me about who he was. Most of the people had never heard of him, but there was a religious following for Ripplot. I decided that Palgalok should be appreciated for what he represented, so I started a religious following that worshiped him. |
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Post by High-Heeled Spider Crab on Jan 19, 2015 20:36:03 GMT
Destruction is nothing without creation. Likewise, however, death and destruction are necessary for balance, and growth. Evolution.
...Continue.
Flurrl: As the hundreds of eons drew on, Palgalok decided to use his powers to tear through the very fabric from his reality into his brother's. The first being he saw happened to be me. He spoke with me about who he was. Most of the people had never heard of him, but there was a religious following for Ripplot. I decided that Palgalok should be appreciated for what he represented, so I started a religious following that worshiped him.
Is there a point to this...or is this just...gospel?
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Ralph
Frequent Core Shifter
Soup is not my favorite food.
Posts: 1,422
Favorite Disease: The Uncommon Cold
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Post by Ralph on Jan 19, 2015 20:38:00 GMT
Flurrl: As the hundreds of eons drew on, Palgalok decided to use his powers to tear through the very fabric from his reality into his brother's. The first being he saw happened to be me. He spoke with me about who he was. Most of the people had never heard of him, but there was a religious following for Ripplot. I decided that Palgalok should be appreciated for what he represented, so I started a religious following that worshiped him.
Is there a point to this...or is this just...gospel?Flurrl: If you want to hear gospel, I have some songs I could play. |
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Post by High-Heeled Spider Crab on Jan 19, 2015 20:39:46 GMT
Destruction is as much a part of life as creation. Good.
Is there a point to this...or is this just...gospel? Flurrl: If you want to hear gospel, I have some songs I could play.
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Grigor Mortis
Kidney Stone Breeder
i want to get off mr. bones' wild ride
Posts: 2,272
Favorite Disease: The Boneshakes
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Post by Grigor Mortis on Jan 19, 2015 20:49:24 GMT
Connie: What about all those stories of those really powerful beings that create life themselves?
I can thank Thoth for helping me do it.
Unfortunately they were all so... muddy. |
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Ralph
Frequent Core Shifter
Soup is not my favorite food.
Posts: 1,422
Favorite Disease: The Uncommon Cold
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Post by Ralph on Jan 19, 2015 20:50:39 GMT
Flurrl: If you want to hear gospel, I have some songs I could play.
Flurrl: Anyway, what we're currently planning to do is to merge the two realities together into one, so that they can both be better for it. |
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Post by High-Heeled Spider Crab on Jan 19, 2015 20:53:39 GMT
Connie: What about all those stories of those really powerful beings that create life themselves?
I can thank Thoth for helping me do it.
Unfortunately they were all so... muddy. |
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Grigor Mortis
Kidney Stone Breeder
i want to get off mr. bones' wild ride
Posts: 2,272
Favorite Disease: The Boneshakes
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Post by Grigor Mortis on Jan 19, 2015 20:56:58 GMT
I once made lots of life.
I can thank Thoth for helping me do it.
Unfortunately they were all so... muddy.
Well, not really. But we were acquainted! Unfortunately her brother-creature ended locking me up in my own house. How distasteful, right? |
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Post by High-Heeled Spider Crab on Jan 19, 2015 21:06:39 GMT
...What do you know of Thoth?
Well, not really. But we were acquainted! Unfortunately her brother-creature ended locking me up in my own house. How distasteful, right?
Just who exactly are you, entity? And what relation do you have with the Primordial Concepts of old?
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