#harro asks

[harro-the-wanderer]

Can you make this anime face?

I may be able to, I'm just unsure if I'd be able to take a photo. Let me try though.

Am I doing it right?

[harro-the-wanderer]

HEY LIL BUDDY WHAT ARE YOU WRITING ABOUT IN YOUR BOOK

Oh! Perfect first question!

You see, while searching for a topic in this universe to study, I came across a quaint little world known as Merone. Pretty thing, it is, and it's a magical hot spot to boot! I've been studying it for maybe 500 years now? I'm not sure what draws me to it, but I love it as much as my own home at this point.

Is it strange to consider a planet a friend?

[harro-the-wanderer]

Do you have every sense? You're a bit ghost like, so can you feel things? Taste things? Stuff like that?

In my homeland, yes, I do have every sense. Here though? Well.. things like touch and taste are tricky. While I can interact with the physical world, my senses of touch and taste are more diluted. At least my sense of smell aids my lacking sense of taste, though I do wish I could taste some of the more delicious offerings of Merone a bit better.

[harro-the-wanderer]

heres a simple one: what's your favourite colour?

Purple! I very much like warmer violets, though lavender is also quite lovely.

[harro-the-wanderer]

Ohhh can you tell me a bit about the civilization? Anything you want, also, tell me a bit about the people?

I unfortunately wasn't around to see when that civilization was around, but with the traces they left behind, it's evident it was world spanning. I believe corniberus were behind it, since the ruins fit their taller frames (over 8ft I believe), and many cultures that exist today have gods that bear resemblance to them.

What I do know is that they used mana as a power source. There's an island labeled the "oversaturation zone" where one of these mana harnessing plants once was. It's quite an imposing structure, however it's very dangerous for even myself to approach it. Only the vulbine who have adapted to such high mana levels (and are descendants of mrabbins, rejoice!) can go near it without having their souls unwound.

There was a meltdown of that old plant, it spread mana all across the world and gave rise to many mutations and death. Magic wielding humans are for sure a product of this, as humans usually don't have the right soul shape to even contain mana without it warping their bodies and minds. The ones who can contain and harness mana are called Mun, though they can't do as much with it without special tools. The mana also stains their hair blue (some even have white or purple hair. It depends on their natural hair color).

[harro-the-wanderer]

Oh so you've been to Merone?? how was that?

It's lovely! Honestly I spend most of my time wandering (as my display name implies) and taking notes on what I see or read.

The world bears many scars from a horrific war centuries ago, quite literally. Lands are still split from it. It's honestly frightening, that level of power. The civilizations of old must have been quite impressive.

On a less grim note, I do think some people can see me. Certain blue haired humans seem to stare at me, they're magic users I think.

[harro-the-wanderer]

Awww that's so beautiful. What do you like best about it?

Ohh! Honestly so hard to answer! Such rich history and varied peoples and cultures, and great beasts!

However, I do love the libraries, and mrabbins (though my interest in mrabbins has not nearly scared some poor librarian out of her skin).