Thread: June 2012 Entry: Frozen

I think I pretty much flunked on the 'extreme' aspect, but thanks for the support.

It could be pretty seriously extreme if you flip your perspective. You're on the inside of a world-sized vitreous ball looking out - think glass marble. The green are continent-sized encrustations of a caustic lichenlike growth which while feeding leaches potassium from the vitreous globe. The whole affair orbits in aether which has enough H2O or O2 that the potassium is flaming - that's the orange glow around the edges of the lichen. The lichen likes that, by the way. The cloudlike shapes in the blue of your view of the aether are just that - clouds of smoke in the aether, as your world is being corroded away in flames and parasitic growth. You sit in the middle of your slowly shrinking home, thinking of the herbicide-effect patch of aether that in your father's father's father's time almost scrubbed the hated lichen from the surface.

Almost.

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At least that's what I see :-). Nice map, whichever way you look at it !

Hahahaha! =) Thanks, I needed that.