Welp, It's Happened Again.

fun fact about me: I don't usually classify my emotions as happy or sad; that's just to oversimplify what I feel.

my emotions are colors and shapes, with textures every once in a while. very rarely do they have tastes, though.

yes it gets very confusing. example: tried whole grain bread for the first time when I was around 13 years old and felt grey-ish lime green smooth almost non-euclidean trapezoid.

oh yeah, forgot to mention I made a third language for some story shit.

have fun translating, I guess.

I was rereading steel ball run, and...

yeah, i'm letting him out tomorrow. have fun.

syloboy can be a bit excitable around new people, so be warned.

YA KNOW WHAT

i'm gonna let him on.

spoiler alert: i am not syloboy. i simply use his name. but i'll let the real syloboy on in a while.

@the-arcade-doctor thanks for the motivation to make me choose this course of action.

the tundren (race name subject to change).

there lives a race of creatures not quite in the syloverse.

they are akin to dreamwalkers, as they don't exist. however, they do not belong to naochtren.

they speak in tunes, singing their language not in words, but in emotions and images.

their race is a simple one. they travel the syloverse, telling stories they see and sharing emotions they feel.

they need not eat nor drink; they need only interaction with another.

they feed off of—and share—emotions. if they are alone for too long, they dissapear. they call this phenomenon "the empty"; when devoid of emotion, they fade away, crumble to dust, etcetera. although the method varies, the end result is the same. none of them know where they go after the empty.

as such, they are a very social people, requiring interaction and emotion not only to keep their race alive, but to tell the stories of the syloverse to future generations.

they are the timekeepers.

the only interaction they have outside of themselves is that of the hooded figure. due to his power, he can see, hear, and somewhat interact with them.

he listens to their stories, and occasionally tells them his own.

"We've got another one!"

Another day, another breach. These monsters keep on coming, no matter how hard we try to push back.

"We can't hold them back for much longer! Letis 1 is down, and letis 2 is dead, we need backup!"

Letis, a group of the best ranking overseers in the [REDACTED]. And already their best 2 are out for the count.

Being a [REDACTED] overseer is challenging. You can get stabbed in the back, swallowed alive, brutalized, mauled, crushed, snapped, grinded, rent apart, all by creatures from the darkest depths of your imagination.

"Griat 7 is down! I repeat: all of Griat 7 is down!"

Griat 7: a team that specializes in monster suppression and capture. But as for something of this scale, I can understand why they were taken down so fast.

"Listen, we need reinforcements now! We can't fend off all of these abominations off for much longer!"

well, syloboy's having a tough time trying to pick something to share right now, so I'm just gonna use a poll to help speed things up.

so for the 2 people that actually look at this blog:

ooh, so much stuff I can share about my storyverse...

okay uh, just finished writing down a quick synopsis of the wistful dreaming/chase manipulation arc

and detour finally has a potential chance to escape naochtren and give syloboy a piece of his mind after chase tried to kill his own dad.

aight, I know y'all are not even the slightest bit curious as to what all these colors that I use for my characters mean, so I'll tell you anyways:

blue is for happy and/or excited emotions.

red is for distressed and/or angry emotions.

green is for sad and/or depressing emotions.

pink is for floaty, wistful, and/or thoughtful emotions.

orange is for protective emotions.

purple is for determined emotions.

black/white is for straightforward or any other emotions that couldn't make the roster.