Hatunasi is an inverse pyramid sitting above the underworld. Except, what does that mean? What is the Underworld? In light of our conversation on the spirit world, it required answering and so today we delve into the topic.

The Lower Layers of Hatunasi are full of mystery and ancient civilization. Oh, and also monsters that eat spirits and now humans. Yes, today I explore some thoughts on these monsters and how they could be used and I even have one particular idea that would affect an entire nation.

With the Spirit World complete, I start exploring the implications for the world beyond, starting with Zoilena. What's their deal? What are the secrets they hide? How can it even stay secret?

It nearly broke me... actually, maybe it did... but, I have finally finished my thoughts on the Spirit World! This episode I put the nail in my coffin, I top this present off with a bow, I.... alright, I have sure I will come back and change so much in the future but today marks the end of this mini-series.

By now, you know the drill. I really need to get some graph paper out and figure this whole problem out. I inch every closer to what I want, and yet it still doesn't quite fit in the way I want it to. I could give in, but so far I am refusing to.

Another day, another barely coherent rambling about spirits and magic and the spirit magic system. There's some gems here, but I still get stuck and refuse to quit.

I get all philosophical about what it means to be human in this world. Kinda. Sorta.

Continuing this dive into the spirit world and its magic is providing such delightful worldbuilding fodder and in this episode it brings me to a point of asking about the origins of humanity and whether they were special. What does it mean to be body and spirit? I slowly get closer to my answers today.

I did not realize the Spirit World was going to be such a complicated issue. But today I complicate it even further! I inch forward a few steps before falling back several feet, as it were. All good things, all good things. But sometimes a really good idea just adds the amount of work necessary.