Welcome to Gaia! ::

Luckily no one goes in here or else I'd have tak jak on my rear -anime sigh-

At any rate Im currently reading a book that goes into the various details of ancient greek philosophers. For those of you in my invisible reading audience (who are way better than any one else here and will all be getting brand new immaginary cars after the show) that don't know, the collaborative that I plan to create here will be based with a setting that predates my other collaborative, with the same magical elements and concepts, but with no corrilation whatsoever to it's story line that I plan on re-writing upon the completion of this one anyways.

So I have a whole bunch of things in mind for this story. Sadly, out of all of the things that I have in mind, none of them include a story line. It's quite fickle really. There are several that I can think up but none of the really share the grandeur that I feel this story deserves.


Ignoring all other ancient greek references ( Greek things being the predominant theme in the two collaboratives, by the way.) the one story that I think would fair best is one in which a man named Anaximander begins a perilous and world jepordizing journey to discover the way in which he might bring back his love.

Now, there are several side elements that I COULD go into, but I have long before spotted a disturbing similarity with the story line "Full Metal Alchemist." But the concept of bringing back the dead is really the only corilation there. Still It bothers me that there might be a story less employed than that one.