Unfinished concepts for AC-Personnel suits (particularly Mercury-class.)
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Unfinished concepts for AC-Personnel suits (particularly Mercury-class.)
Originally, I was just going to stick with Oul'Lavora as his actual name but after truly processing that he's a fricking alien billions of years older than the very first human (and every human language), I've come to change that. Now, Oul'Lavora is simply a romanization of his name that he created for both discrepancy towards his species of origin, and also because the way that race communicates is kind of impossible for any human to learn without some kind of biological modification, along with hundreds of years of exposure.
Still figuring out how this alien language could be written though, as blueprints for the intergalactic megastructure were designed so it would be a given to me that there are some form of written glyphs that they use to convey ideas and leave notes for administrators of construction.
So, for the trilogy I'm working on (Grand Victory), after seven years of world-building I've decided to write in third-person limited- meaning you are still viewing the world like a spectator but are limited to the thoughts of a singular person (in this case, the protagonist, Seung Tae).
But there is so much more depth to the story that I've built up in my head. Lots of irony that can only be revealed or work if your perspective is moved to a different character, and their thoughts.
I will definitely stick to the perspective of just the main character (as he is obviously part of the most relevant events), but I'm just curious what everyone thinks about authors moving the perspective to another person of the main cast for a chapter.
And would it be cool to do a one-off short of a scene from the same story but from the perspective of a different main character (like the anti-villain / deuteragonist) as an alternative to that, so as not to confuse the reader and also clutter the story?
A message from the Astronomer's Complex
Lights. Bright beams so powerful a man could go blind. Stringed instruments that ring throughout the entire facility, chilling your soul. The bustle of hundreds of thousands of people, all wearily lumbering about, throwing on their uniforms, latching their weapons to their side and keeping their helmets at ready under their right arm. Such an atmosphere is one that you wake up to every morning, and such is a routine you are not permitted to ever forget. Discard your past, and follow the hum of the screen.
That's All Folks #mondaymotivation #oldenglish #grandvictory #looneytunes (at Ridgewood, Queens) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtfR8uTFmB1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=b7ot5pueb14i
Grand Victory Bk RIP.
#deadheavens tomorrow night #grandvictory see you there