ANOMALY DETECTED

[indigo_league]

Who: ANYONE AND EVERYONE
Where: ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE
When: NOV 25TH to 27TH
Summary: GET IN HERE AND MINGLE
Rating: BUT PLEASE MARK YOUR THREAD CONTENT ACCORDINGLY
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[desirestruth]

...It's a difficult question to answer. Certainly, there is a space in reality kept separate, where demons lay in myth, but it would considered quite ill-advised to try and explore the properties of it.

I think, though, the answer is largely that it is unexplored. Much of our world is--the seas became impassible in the last two centuries, and we are not nearly so long lived as your kind--and the beings who would know are of the opinion that mortals should sort it out for themselves.

[She pauses.] And if one of the witches finds out she could make it become true, and cause a headache for everyone in the process.

[psionicmolotov]

That sounds much like the Abyss. Though, to mortals' detriment and the delight of demons, it is far easier both to visit and summon them forth...yours sounds much more well sealed.

Impassable? By magic, or some disaster? [ He sounds genuinely curious. ]

[desirestruth]

Very, very angry dragons. So a bit of both.

[psionicmolotov]

[ He just sighs. Dragons, huh. ]

Dragons are ever a nuisance, no matter the world. An unusual constant, but I cannot say I find myself surprised. [ If he knew about Ishgard's Dragon Problems he would likely bring this up here too, but he doesn't, so it's a moot point. ] Was it an ancient transgression of some kind that brought this about?

[desirestruth]

"Ancient" depends on who's timeline you're working on. [She sighs, and shakes her head.]

Certainly, the Empire has a history of warring with them...but there used to be another kingdom between them and the sea. I believe it's when that king began kidnapping baby dragons to experiment on them in hopes of attaining their immortality that the survivors made the seas impassible.

[She pauses.] I can't really say I blame them.