Note: I intend to semi-return to the site at the start of July, and so I have every intention of fulfilling my goal of 10,000 words in a month.
SO Far: 1,632 out of 10,000 (16.32%)
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I've abandoned Belecthoria and Belecthorian-related writings entirely. I could care less about Belecthoria right now because I've come up with a fresh, new idea that I absolutely LOVE and can do anything I want with!
In an alternate world, an event known as "the Sundering" takes place, wiping out most human life. Centuries later, the world has rebuilt itself and mostly thrives, as the world pictured by our ancestors now exists-- advanced space colonization, flying cars, robot butlers, the whole nine yards. However, not all is well in paradise. Even within the utopia-esque New England, there are troubles stirring that have gone long ignored.The poorest of the poor feel ignored, while the richest of the rich feel that they deserve more. The disgruntled people on the edges of society are growing more discontent and spreading fear and hate, though for now it is slow and subtle. The nations of the modern world are ignorant to this, and now the time has come that they must pay a price for it. New England, Britannica, and the rest of the world are not ready for the imbalance that is to come.
SO Far: 1,632 out of 10,000 (16.32%)
Project:
I've abandoned Belecthoria and Belecthorian-related writings entirely. I could care less about Belecthoria right now because I've come up with a fresh, new idea that I absolutely LOVE and can do anything I want with!
In an alternate world, an event known as "the Sundering" takes place, wiping out most human life. Centuries later, the world has rebuilt itself and mostly thrives, as the world pictured by our ancestors now exists-- advanced space colonization, flying cars, robot butlers, the whole nine yards. However, not all is well in paradise. Even within the utopia-esque New England, there are troubles stirring that have gone long ignored.The poorest of the poor feel ignored, while the richest of the rich feel that they deserve more. The disgruntled people on the edges of society are growing more discontent and spreading fear and hate, though for now it is slow and subtle. The nations of the modern world are ignorant to this, and now the time has come that they must pay a price for it. New England, Britannica, and the rest of the world are not ready for the imbalance that is to come.
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