A bit later than I thought, I still got the two as I wanted to have done before Saturday was over. The prompts filled are the ones I was aiming for, but somehow one of my articles turned into another thing... It happens.   Let's talk about creatures in non-populated areas. This deep sea monsters sometime appear in literature and the surface, however you would never want to see a leviathan in life. Despite a world of super beings, the Leviathan is not easily hunted and even the underwater civilizations have come to respect these creatures as the true powers underwater.   At first my intentions was to write about the Morphisean Sea, the Slumbering waters west of Novalma and the largest sea in Superia. Yet... Now and again, the native folks and traditions of Novalma bring me back and so I must write about Pyhua'aity, the nest of darkness and evil. A dangerous unclaimed location shrouded in mystery and yet vital to millions of people when the time comes.  

What's next?

Well, Sunday is coming right around the corner, and I have some obligations that I hope will give me some peace of mind. I also have another challenge that ends on Moday-ish, so I will keep going slow and steady until then. Still, the gold prompts came out and I might get one or another from there to finish my 16 silvers. I'm looking forward to writing about my resource that comes from a dangerous location: Electrum. After that it will be time to turn outside, to outer space!

This is very old news about my prompts, as I write this six days into August, but alas I am trying to see if this will reignite my creative Summer spark.   And so I wrote about Electrum. From a DnD background, I had one idea for the material, but previous studies on why there is electrum in DnD told about the electric capabilities of the material and since Superia is a bit more advanced than Earth in 1992 - tech wise - I brought this material from the depths (hehe puns) and made it a pass relic that has newly discovery capabilities   At first I thought about writing the whole song, but I am ass at songs and worse at rhymes (specially children like), so I kept it cool and went summary. It flashed a bit of history from the world, mentioning traditions that change as geography change but are still inherited as well as important landmarks in one of the main metropolis of Superia.   Half of it is a newspaper article that probably doesn't have the appropriate writing to be professional and journal-ly, but still, is a great way to introduce the greatest hero of this time: the Admiral, while also talking of the perceived immortality of heroes as the persona never dies and how the media can play a part in the perceiving of heroes in this world.   Last but not least, my own version of Edna Mode marks the world ending the ancient tradition of capes (NO CAPES!). Heroes have old traditions as well, despite the modern hero be considered a fairly recent idea, and the modern hero still has much to do to differentiate from past heroes.  

What's Next?

After that, some communication and a little flashing out of Emberly and Carracosta, but I never got back to space. Maybe I'll go there some other time, and bring some shines.