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@Lightningsword said:
He looks wise. I believe that story.
Umm…thanks?
Seriously, thanks for your feedback. If I don’t get any, I’ll probably stop posting these.
Don’t stop. It’s summer. Visitors and commenters on most peoples’ sites die down a bit.
Tris is good. What’s an Omega–the ‘low mutt?’
Are you going with “The One” theory that there’s a similar individual to every significant historical character on every Earth-clone in every alternate universe? You know, what with your place being Kairula and not Earth.
Anyway, when it comes to Arthurian legend, I’m just glad the family was into dragons for symbols and not fantasy creatures named ‘Itentiaries,’ or ‘Tuprages,’ or something worse.@Herr D said:
Don’t stop. It’s summer. Visitors and commenters on most peoples’ sites die down a bit.
Tris is good. What’s an Omega–the ‘low mutt?’
Are you going with “The One” theory that there’s a similar individual to every significant historical character on every Earth-clone in every alternate universe? You know, what with your place being Kairula and not Earth.
Anyway, when it comes to Arthurian legend, I’m just glad the family was into dragons for symbols and not fantasy creatures named ‘Itentiaries,’ or ‘Tuprages,’ or something worse.If you want to know what an Omega is, look it up. It’s what I created the wiki for, after all.
The Arthur in the story is a modern-day descendant of the legendary one. His life does parallel the original in some ways, but not in others. For example, his father didn’t die when he was a baby, and is in fact still alive when he becomes king.
Update:
I’ve made some changes to History of the Elves. Take a look!
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