Questionable Questing

Trying for tomorrow through to Friday, kind of depends on a couple things. But I'm at the part in Hurrik where he's having a vision with Ygritte and he's seeing different versions of himself, and their daughter's being offered to him return for allegiance to certain paths. Pretty trippy, but pretty cool too. And the warp? How corruptive and connected is it with the material world?

Unsure. Idea I had was that in death it is shown that emotions as the core of will dominates. The flesh is a prison. Once there is no flesh, there is only the soul in a realm of feeling and thoughts colored by feelings.

And how you liking the smut and daughter slut cultivating?

Souls floating around a realm of pure emotion like storms of colors and sound, sounds really cool. lol. Not really in a smut mood right now, to be honest, but daughter cultivating and grooming is very hot. Love the lines about how while the daughter is the focus on the throne bouncing on daddy's lap, the mom can be seen in the background massing her body and whispering in the daughter's ear.

How do you like the wolf and dragon spirits? I did a lot for those and Jackal did too. I want to know if they are cool and what you think of what they represent.
Storm of color and sound is really good.

Well they called themselves power and family, and while that was definitely a lie or at least an exaggeration, it isn't that far from the truth. The dragon isn't just power, it's ambition. It's chasing more. More power, more money, more wives, more family. It seeks more not for some nebulous goal, but the purist of it is the purpose itself. Chasing the dragon's tail so to speak.

While the wolf, is less about family and more about settling. ABout being satisfied with what you have. With staying with your pack and building that up, by breeding your wife, mother, and daughter's, lol, rather than chasing something glittery at the ends of the earth. The wolf sees the dragon as a distraction from what really matters, while the dragon sees a simpleton.

And sorry it took me awhile to answer, am busy doing laundry, cooking brownies, and looking after a very needy puppy. lol

I like that dragon chasing a tail metaphor. What do you think of their personality?

The puppy is cute and it trying to get brownies?

Puppy is currently still teething, so he's chewing on everything paper, toes, and his current obsession electrical cords. He really likes eating Iphone chargers and I caught him chewing on the cord to the vacuum earlier.

Foolish creature

La criatura tonta indeed.

But while I do see the dragon and wolf ultimentaly being feed from and partially formed by Hurrik's innermost emotions and insecurities, you can tell they are their own entities at times by some of the little mistakes they make. Like for example when the Dragon offered glittery gold as a temptation I knew right away that was a mistake. Since while Hurrik likes gold and won't turn it down.

He doesn't care about the look of it or the feel of it. He doesn't chase wealth for wealth. What he likes is the power it holds. The power to build castles, form alliances, and ultimately the freedom it offers as basically portable power. He doesn't have any sentimentality about it, so the world glittery is wasted on him. It's a nice example of a little mistake you can miss if you're not paying attention.

There is no way Jackal thought of that intentional detail but if you noticed it than he is doing something right subconsciously

What about the wolf?

The magic of the subconscious for the win. lol.

I like how the wolf was always hiding behind the Dragon. Because that leads to an interesting question. Is it really hiding? Or stalking its prey? Is it the innocence of love and the dignity that can be found in raising a family and doing everything in your power to stay together? Or is it a ravenous beast who's just as hungry and ruthless as the dragon yet hides its true form behind empty platitudes?

The interesting part about the wolf is how much it seems to twist and flow depending on how you look at it.

I really like that. So what would you say the Wolf really is in line with that, good and bad?