[Route 29] Video/Action - Ecruteak City

[dreamsofahero]

While I realize that the mystery of the so-called 'bloobers' is probably foremost in peoples' minds at the moment, but I thought it might be interesting to consider something else for a while. Namely, just what sort of worlds does everyone come from? Do they have technology and devices similar to this one, or something different altogether? What about things such as magic? Are there many countries, or just a few? And so on.

Share as much or as little as you'd like; I for one would be curious to hear it.

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[styxiedust]

I suppose it is a strange idea for humans, they all have their own version of the afterlife. What's yours, if you don't mind my asking?

[dreamsofahero]

*shrugs*

I couldn't say. There's certainly plenty of theories ranging from some sort of "heaven" to reincarnation, but no one's ever been able to prove any of them. Or disprove them, for that matter.

*isn't actually being honest, but, well, there's some things he'd just rather keep to himself, and he is a good liar...*

sorry for the lateness orz

[styxiedust]

Well...I suppose not everyone is meant to know anyway. [He is pretty good at the lying thing, she didn't catch anything at all.] Even me, I only know a little bit about the version of the after life other cultures have and I've met their escorts a couple of times, rather eclectic bunch.

it's okay I'm later!!

[dreamsofahero]

You mean there are different possibilities even within your world?

[styxiedust]

That's right, different cultures have a different version of the afterlife and different ways a soul reaches their destination. The most popular and familiar to humans is "Heaven" which is governed by a single god, his human avatar, and beings known as "angels." I've never met God or Jesus--the human avatar--personally, but they're very powerful and I hear they're very kind and forgiving as well.

It sounds silly, doesn't it? That we have all these different afterlives for people? Well...humans are a fascinating bunch of paradoxes and we are all sure that there's a place for them once they've passed on.