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Threads Of Destiny(Eastern Fantasy, Sequel to Forge of Destiny)

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[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
[X] A little village in the hills, new and yet old, built upon layers of bones, but peaceful and full of laughter under the light of a waning moon.

Ok let's try this for a bit. I am more interested in Ling Qi's personal philosophical journey than looking at our past or looking at our job.
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.

An excellent narrative fit given how recently Ling QI's past's influence has been popping up.
 
[X] A gleaming tower of light and wood, vast beyond easy comprehension, a bastion of power that cast deep shadows indeed, even under the lightless moon.
 
I think the Liu had some sort of influence in Tonghou? It'll be interesting if we get to see something about them while there.
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
[X] A little village in the hills, new and yet old, built upon layers of bones, but peaceful and full of laughter under the light of a waning moon.
 
[X] A gleaming tower of light and wood, vast beyond easy comprehension, a bastion of power that cast deep shadows indeed, even under the lightless moon.
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.

Before Ling Qi can move forward, it is important to face both who she was and where it all started. Right now is as good a time as any for that.
 
I do like the street stuff, so I don't mind hitching onto this bandwagon. Maybe we'll become more comfortable with our past.
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
[X] A little village in the hills, new and yet old, built upon layers of bones, but peaceful and full of laughter under the light of a waning moon.
 
[X] A gleaming tower of light and wood, vast beyond easy comprehension, a bastion of power that cast deep shadows indeed, even under the lightless moon.

Is much rather see Ling Qi be integrated into the workings of the territory than be focused on a particular city or tucked away in a village
 
[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
 
Seeing LQ doing anything to address the issues of her past is something to strive for, in my opinion. Also hoping to have her do more to honour Grinning as her first patron and generally have the lessons learnt from that phase remain relevant.

[X] The crumbling city of Tonghou, turned inward, shrinking by the decade, lit by the light of a grinning crescent.
Adhoc vote count started by Grigori on May 5, 2019 at 4:30 PM, finished with 78 posts and 36 votes.
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[X] A gleaming tower of light and wood, vast beyond easy comprehension, a bastion of power that cast deep shadows indeed, even under the lightless moon.
 
[X] A little village in the hills, new and yet old, built upon layers of bones, but peaceful and full of laughter under the light of a waning moon.
 
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