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Omnipresent God who has no idea on how to talk and interact with human as they have no physical form and cannot speak unless it's in dreams. Like, they can move the ground and smite people. One day a human is hanging around just chilling and the God accidentally makes it fall off a fricking cliff by trying to interact with them and now is desperately trying to get the human, who totally believes its God has banished it from its village, back home except he cant really do much. Like yea he can make mountains appear, cast lightning, make nature grow or destroy it but fire also burns humans, rain makes them cold, the mountains are useless and the nature only brings more predators

The only useful thing the God manages to do is smite the Orcs that attack the human, leaving the human traumatized as it watched an entire village of orcs catch fire and die slowly

It's giving "gamer girl falling in love with their Sims 4 character and puts 20 ladders in the pool so they never drown" energy and I love that What's also so good about it is that, even if they didn't believe in an almighty power, they still can't explain why all these "natural events" happen to them specifically. You can only rationalize so much before it becomes more than a coincidence. You can just feel something isn't right, something is happening to you, but you can't prove it.

People will either think you're insane for believing that the leaves blowing a certain way is a sign, or they'll think you're so ungrateful for not appreciating these blessings that their revered god is bestowing upon you.

Or two, I wanna jump and try to fly. Trust I saw it in a cartoon

how it started vs how it's going

me and @nyx-brown-whoami have been making actual lore for these two and it fucking slaps. can you believe he turned into a platonic yandere. we never saw it coming.

I think your recent drawings/comics had similar vibes.

Ooooohhhh, okay, yes, I am mildly familiar with the Marcoss series

I mean, there is a rebel group and stuff but the planet has like 30% of the ocean left so whats even the point. Surrender sometimes is worst than burning up.

But yeah, I do prefer humanity on top and remaining with hope and victory.

Sometimes we just gotta escape the doom n gloom of life and remember that people can be good and the world can be saved and friendship is magic

Honestly that another reason why I loved Project Hail Mary so much, amongst other reasons. I loved how nearly all of the countries came together, worked on the common problem with little arguments, came to agreements, offered solutions and resources. Because we either die trying to save the planet, or we just simply die.

Bonus points if nukes dont do sht to them

What's important is that we always fear the unknown but we also think it's kinda hot 😌

I, too, love that hopeless dynamic of realizing your biggest, most powerful, most devastating weapon is utterly useless to the threat. But I also love when humans can prove to be a considerable challenge when they band together. One human alone? Yeah, probably not much of a fight.

But a whole squad, a whole army, several different military branches all firing at once from their respective fields? It can do a lot of damage. Like imagine 300 gerbils coming at you from land and sea and sky with explosive weaponry. Your ass is cooked eventually. All they need is to get you down on their level. Destroy your tech or armor.

The problem is though that it takes a full militia to take out maybe a handful of invaders at a time. It's something, but it's not sustainable. Everyone needs to work together around the world against a common threat, and even then there would be plenty of world leaders who would refuse to cooperate with so-and-so. Could we come out victorious in the end? Yes. But with a lot of casualties, a lot of damage to our global infrastructure and environments, and only if we can truly come together.

I haven’t interacted with the g/t community outside of my own blog for years so the only person I can recommend is myself lmao

Okay it's going to sound insane because it was a dream but this is the gist of what I remember

It started off like the beginning of a horror movie where big groups of people were just chilling around the neighborhood or some amusement park place and then out of nowhere it all started to go to shit. People violently attacking each other and killing them and every now and then they'd get this clarity of "oh my god I just gutted my own daughter I need to help her" before they'd just start mauling again. It was like a bloodbath rage apocalypse everyone was trying to escape.

Once it was all said and done, there were only a few survivors left scattered around, and it was later revealed to everyone that this had actually been an alien experiment. Whatever this group of aliens were had physically abducted an entire city and done the test, just to see what would happen I guess?? I don't really remember the explanation, because one part gave the impression that it was one species of aliens doing the observation experiment while a couple other aliens from a separate species was forced into the experiment so that the first aliens could see what would happen between humans and the second aliens or something. Idk the alien that was explaining it on the broadcast was using little scale models and shit.

Anyways, there was one group of survivors that were going around a neighborhood I guess looking for supplies and other people. But there were also these mannequin-type robot things roaming around, and they were supposed to look like humans to trick you into coming close to them but they looked beyond fucked up/uncanny bc I guess the aliens didn't know how to design them so it was pretty obvious. They'd wander blindly but could follow sound, so if you were quiet you could sneak by, but if you were trapped in their path then you were kinda screwed. If they touched you, you basically got paralyzed on the spot.

Some of the survivors were got by the mannequins during a stressful sneak operation, and just when it was really starting to go to shit, a giant alien showed up, who I'm assuming was part of the experiment group. He didn't say anything but he held up his hands in a placating gesture but of course all the humans were like "fuck that" and escaped, unfortunately having to leave the others who were frozen behind, which presumably the alien collected. He was never introduced but I know his name was Connor, and I don't know if that was his actual name or just the name the humans gave him or what have you.