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Quote from: hector13 on July 13, 2016, 10:19:16 am

Quote from: Demonic Spoon on July 13, 2016, 03:16:41 am

Quote from: piratejoe on July 13, 2016, 02:42:44 am

"I would like it for there to be some base metals, though you really should add a layer of dirt and or sand to allow plants to grow, alternatively you could have the moon be made out of nothing but precious materials and the planet it circles having a more natural amount of ore with mortals wishing to get to the material rich moon."

Or you could just have the plants grow directly out of the metal. We're gods. We could have gold trees that bear sapphire fruit and silver bushes with diamond berries.

"Kyuu makes a good point, you know. The more abundant a "precious" metal is, the less precious it's going to be. Maybe you just want shiny things though..."

Ceartas chuckles to himself

"Yes? That's what I said. Maybe pay attention when people are talking."

Quote from: piratejoe on July 13, 2016, 02:42:44 am

"I would like it for there to be some base metals, though you really should add a layer of dirt and or sand to allow plants to grow, alternatively you could have the moon be made out of nothing but precious materials and the planet it circles having a more natural amount of ore with mortals wishing to get to the material rich moon."

Or you could just have the plants grow directly out of the metal. We're gods. We could have gold trees that bear sapphire fruit and silver bushes with diamond berries.

Quote from: hector13 on July 12, 2016, 10:04:45 pm

Leans forward as though getting a better look at Na Mé.

"Well then, you'd better get to work, hadn't you? don't want to keep us all in suspense, eh?"

"Givst thou mine permission to work my will upon the firmament?"

The Library begins to come to "life", so to speak, and immediately (and silently) begins to work.

Quote from: endlessblaze on July 12, 2016, 07:51:36 pm

-at this point vimbr's face just screams "help me"-

Clearly, vimbr's memories of her(?) interaction with Amber cause her distress. Copy, then remove them.

Quote from: AbstractTraitorHero on July 12, 2016, 10:07:32 pm

Amber begins to calmly drink some of the tea that she did not pour onto herself her eyes closing her body shivering in some kind of delight and after finishing a few more gulps in q relieved tone her voice sounding lively and much less cracked and raspy.
"...I have not drank anything  in...so long."

Clearly, Amber's hibernation caused her(?) to feel unpleasant. Copy her memories of her time in the void, then remove the feeling of thirst from them.

Regardless of whatever the other deities do, create several Faithful, all next to each other in a cube-shape. Order them to reproduce.

Spoiler: Description of the Faithful (click to show/hide)

The Faithful are immobile, metallic, and cubical (1m x 1m x 1m) "beings" that have one purpose, goal, and desire: worship the Library. So deeply rooted into their mindset is their faith that even if the Library had a radical personality and view shift, they would still worship it. They have no need to eat, sleep, drink, etc.; their sheer faith in the Library keeps them "alive". Faithful do not care about (and are oblivious to) the beliefs of others (except for those of the Library), even those of other Faithful. They reproduce (if they are commanded to) asexually by sheer force of faith (which means that they produce less essence while they are reproducing), and Faithful are created fully grown and with one side fully attached to its parent. Faithful have no sensory or locomotive organs.

"Justice is a illusion."

The thief would shake his head at the wolf-woman, muttering under his breath, "Oh, everybody's a critic." He'd brighten up considerably after a moment, and, in a blink of an eye, move to Ceartas' side, smiling widely. "My name's Oszust. I imagine we'll get to know each other very well."