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Re: The Warrior's Path (Even)
The Logrus filled his mind, its unpredictable, wild energy forming into a tendril that lanced out, piercing the veil of shadow easily and stretching out into infinity, until at last it snagged onto something. Even pulled himself through and his eyes beheld thousands upon thousands of worlds pass him by, until he stood upon a fairground in a distant shadow, where a race of green skinned beings with sharp teeth and three fingers upon each hand had congregated to sell something which they claimed to be called jeweller's rouge. It had the form of powder, crimson in color, and it could be used in their strange constructs - large, primitive things that were more like hand held cannons than side arms. The methods they showed for its preparation were crude, and after a while he began to see that while this substance might work, he would definitely need to find a better delivery system - a gun that could pack the jeweller's rouge like gunpowder, to fire a bullet rather than large rock sized projectiles. There was also the issue of the jeweller's rouge's susceptibility to weather. At least, the stuff from this shadow would not work if the air was moist. Rain would absolutely destroy it, but even damp air could make the stuff clump together and be rendered useless.
The Logrus filled his mind, its unpredictable, wild energy forming into a tendril that lanced out, piercing the veil of shadow easily and stretching out into infinity, until at last it snagged onto something. Even pulled himself through and his eyes beheld thousands upon thousands of worlds pass him by, until he stood upon a fairground in a distant shadow, where a race of green skinned beings with sharp teeth and three fingers upon each hand had congregated to sell something which they claimed to be called jeweller's rouge. It had the form of powder, crimson in color, and it could be used in their strange constructs - large, primitive things that were more like hand held cannons than side arms. The methods they showed for its preparation were crude, and after a while he began to see that while this substance might work, he would definitely need to find a better delivery system - a gun that could pack the jeweller's rouge like gunpowder, to fire a bullet rather than large rock sized projectiles. There was also the issue of the jeweller's rouge's susceptibility to weather. At least, the stuff from this shadow would not work if the air was moist. Rain would absolutely destroy it, but even damp air could make the stuff clump together and be rendered useless.