Postremu Fati

[OmegaScales]

Well, I've been working on this "game" for a good while, and I wanted to share some of it. I say "game" because I really only write the story for it. My friend might try drawing some of the characters for me, or someone else (maybe someone from here ) could. I'd prefer them to look more realistic than most of the content here, but I'm not completely sure yet. I imagine this would probably play better on a console than on PC, so I'm gonna post this in the discussion thread, since there will likely not be any "game" out. Oh, and it's not a p0rn game.
This is only the introduction (plus some info on some of the characters) to the first third of the game, and I've still got a bunch of stuff to put into the intro. I'd probably release the intro as a demo for the rest of the game, even if the demo was a good few hours long.
Wellp. Here you go!

[OmegaScales]

An excerpt about magic:

Spoiler (click to show/hide):

Magic is a latent ability found in most beings. Some are able to draw upon this power to perform amazing feats, such as altering something physically without touching it, or even conjuring flames, electricity, water, etc. Most would assume such abilities are either due to evil or divine influences, though this is incorrect. Magic itself is the energy required to alter energy or matter; it is very different than the "magic" of evil or divine beings which may even control another's thoughts or actions. Light and Dark magics received from such beings have sometimes been described as mind-numbing and mentally-painful, respectively. Fighting abilities are also different than magic (see Fighting Abilities). The amount of energy needed for certain activities, or "spells", is normally measured in a unit called Mana. One Mana is approximately equal to 506 megajoules, around the same amount of energy produced by a lightning strike. It actually requires more energy because you are temporarily forcing conditions necessary for lightning to strike. This is true for other spells as well, such as forcing conditions for materials in the air to burn, producing the spectacle of fire in midair.