Terre Haute Expedition: Paradisa Town

[save_the_souls]

[After a long few days of traveling, the expedition team has reached past it's halfway point! And as such, they decide to make rest at a place that had once been the target of a previous expedition:]


Paradisa Town
Note: Talking Animal People and Actually Happy Once-ler Not Included

[A small cutesy village that once served as a world change location, it has now been abandoned of all it's previous residents. Though it's condition hardly looks like a place that hasn't been lived in for years- instead it has the condition that everyone just stepped out for awhile. There are more than enough small houses to fit everyone, so it's a nice break from sleeping on the ground (for some anyway). It's also a good place to stock up if you're one of those explorers that forgot things such as food and spare clothing. That is, if you don't mind peaches and fish and really gaudy clothing.]

[Relax, Explore, Pig out on Peaches - the evening is yours to do as you please.]

[OOC: THE SHEEP | THE TOWN | THE HOUSES | NATURE | Add your own section!]

Comments

[lord_wizard]

What sort of creatures were they?

[wizard_redfive]

They were a mixed sort. Lots of different creatures classify as dinosaurs. Most were reptilian, though they share more similarities with birds than modern reptiles.

[lord_wizard]

Lizards that fly?

[wizard_redfive]

[Dairine laughs at that.]

A few could fly but not all of them, and they don't really count as lizards. But modern birds are direct descendants of one branch of dinosaurs... theropod, I think.

[lord_wizard]

[It was an alarming thought, ok.

He blinks, however, and manages a smile]

I admit I am constantly astounded but what discoveries men are capable of through science.

[wizard_redfive]

[It is, and dinosaurs can indeed be alarming. Just ask her.]

It is pretty cool, isn't it. I mean, wizards knew about their existance for a long time, but archaeologists were the ones who found the bones. Not that it's surprising; science often follows closely behind wizardry.

[lord_wizard]

Is that why it seems to be such an integral part of the magic in your world?

[wizard_redfive]

Pretty much. They're two sides of the same coin: both deal with life and how it works. Wizardry just takes a more proactive approach.

[lord_wizard]

How so?