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344203 No. 344203 ID: 445346
Where am I..?

This seems to be a box. Why would I be in a box?
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No. 344204 ID: 445346
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344204
What's that? Some lights?
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No. 344208 ID: cfa804
Poke self in eyes. Or, you know, the orange light.
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No. 344210 ID: 445346
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344210
those aren't my eyes! let me poke-
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No. 344211 ID: 445346
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344211
"That was really rude, you know."

Oh gods, I can smell its breath and it is disgusting! What do I do?
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No. 344213 ID: ec0bf5
Apologize and say you didn't know there was someone there, you just saw a glowing light. Ask where you are.
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No. 344214 ID: cfa804
...Try poking a different color.
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No. 344215 ID: 445346
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>>344213

"Where you are? Heheheheh. That is entirely up to you. You'll find out for yourself, hopefully."

"I was just here to check if you had woken up. Now that you have, do your thing. I'm outta here."
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No. 344218 ID: 95ef33
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344218
"I'm the Professor. Look me up when you've done something better with the place, willya?"

>>344214

It is gone before I am able to do anything else. All that remains in his place now is the lid of the box I'm in.
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No. 344219 ID: cfa804
Uh, so there was a, well a thing... in front of you... but also the lid of a box? But you poked the thing, so it wasn't ethereal or intangible, so i guess... You know what, screw it. Open dat box.
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No. 344220 ID: 95ef33
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344220
I take the obvious course of action, and, uh, I seem to be in an infinely large and empty void, save for four other boxes floating around in here.
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No. 344221 ID: 1c00a1
Well, what are you waiting for? Take a look inside them. And what is that weird white floating thing?
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No. 344224 ID: cfa804
Go, uh, left. Also make a note to cease taking all the drugs.
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No. 344237 ID: 253f1a
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344237
>>344221

that weird white floating thing would be me.
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No. 344238 ID: 253f1a
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344238
I have opened the box, and inside it,
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No. 344240 ID: 253f1a
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344240
Inside it is fire, apparently.
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No. 344241 ID: 2cb058
eat the fire
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No. 344242 ID: 1c00a1
Wait, fire and four other boxes....

That 3 eyed thingy telling us to "do something with this place"...

Okay, prediction time: The other boxes contain water, earth and wind, and our job is to create a universe/world.

Check the others to see if I´m right
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No. 344245 ID: 537b44
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344245
Not a bad guess. At least as far as the boxes go. But creating a universe? I dunno. I could try, I guess?

Note: You'll need to be very specific with your suggestions to ensure the as-of-yet unnamed protagonist doesn't do stupid things.
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No. 344247 ID: cfa804
What the fuck are you anyway.
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No. 344252 ID: 7bfeb5
So I guess that makes us aether then?

Eat some of each of the other elements.
Also, combine fire with earth.
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No. 344255 ID: 537b44
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344255
>>344247

Who the fuck knows? I don't remember anything before waking up.

>>344252

I'm not really actually eating any of this. I don't even have any mouth or stomach! Also, what's aether?
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No. 344256 ID: 537b44
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344256
Let's see... A little bit of fire, a little bit of earth, and...
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No. 344257 ID: 537b44
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344257
Yup. Lava.
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No. 344258 ID: 35e1a0
a smidge of all 4 together. then fire and air to try and get a star.
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No. 344260 ID: cfa804
What is this? Doodle God: The Quest?
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No. 344266 ID: 1854db
>>344260
Lord I hope so.

Fire and air together might get you something resembling a star. Or it might require some earth. I doubt any water is needed though.
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No. 344276 ID: 537b44
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344276
>>344258

Yeah, okay. I'll start with fire and water.
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No. 344278 ID: 537b44
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344278
bap
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No. 344279 ID: 537b44
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344279
OH FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKKKK
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No. 344280 ID: fc0ff4
Lolwut. Fire and water does not make steam, but breaks the fabric of reality?

Lulz
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No. 344281 ID: 537b44
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344281
Professor is amused.
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No. 344283 ID: 537b44
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344283
The good news is that I'm invincible or something.
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No. 344284 ID: 35e1a0
>>344280
not fire and water but ESSENCE of fire and water. let's try water and air then.
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No. 344289 ID: 1854db
It should be safe to assume that earth+air = boom as well.

Let's try water+air, yeah.
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No. 344290 ID: 537b44
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344290
>>344284
>>344289

I got ice.
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No. 344294 ID: 1854db
>>344290
Unexpected.
Water+Earth.
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No. 344301 ID: 537b44
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344301
>>344294

Ooze, mud, muck, or whatever. Depends on the ratio of water to earth, really.

I guess playing with the ratios of other combinations could yield lava or ice-realted things.

I don't know why I would try all that out, though. I haven't found a use for any of these things so far.
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No. 344302 ID: f29f63
Ok, I think I get it. This works on the principals of the old elements. Fire and Water are opposites along with Earth and Wind.

Mix fire and earth, you get magma. Fire and wind will likely create steam, electricity, or our star. Water and Earth will likely create either mud, or trees.

To test this, lets try to make a sphere of air and fire or just fire. That will be god's first sun right there, make a molten ball of magama, decent bit away, then use the ice CAREFULLY to cool it down. Should be able to make a atmosphere with our proto-planet and likely a bit nicer than a dirt ball.
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No. 344305 ID: 537b44
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>>344302

I just mixed *cough cough* air and fire and guess what? You were wrong. *cough* This is smoke. The unhealthiest kind.
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No. 344308 ID: 1854db
That's all for basic combinations... Unless... try Fire+fire.
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No. 344321 ID: b7a45f
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344321
Nothing happened, the fire is still fire. Which should be common sense, really. What was I thinking?
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No. 344325 ID: 2cb058
try mixing the mud you made and fire
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No. 344329 ID: b7a45f
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344329
bap
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No. 344331 ID: b7a45f
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344331
NOT AGAIIIIIINNN
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No. 344332 ID: b7a45f
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344332
Ugh.

There's some leftover earth. Whatever's left of it after the explosion, anyway.
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No. 344334 ID: 1854db
>>344331
What the crap.

Alright next get some lava and some mud and mix THOSE. If we can't mix two materials which even CONTAIN fire and water, then we can't mix ANY secondary materials together if the same holds true with earth+air. If we can mix earth and air then we just have to keep fire and water separate, and we can get third-tier materials.

So yeah this next test is important.
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No. 344338 ID: b7a45f
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344338
The Professor is very amused!
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No. 344340 ID: b7a45f
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344340
>>344334

sigh
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No. 344342 ID: b7a45f
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344342
Being exploded is exhausting!
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No. 344344 ID: 1854db
>>344342
Well shit.

Earth+Air. If it explodes then I don't know what the fuck to do next.
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No. 344345 ID: b7a45f
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344345
>>344344

This is getting old. Perhaps I should do something other than mixing?
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No. 344348 ID: 2cb058
OOOHHH I KNOW, try mixing an explosion with fire!
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No. 344352 ID: b1f0e2
You could... separate the firmaments?
Make a sun out of fire, a planet out of earth, place water and air on the planet but as separate non mixable things.
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No. 344353 ID: 1854db
>>344345
...okay.

Make a volcano. Create a cone of earth and then stick lava in it.
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No. 344354 ID: 1854db
>>344352
Earth and air have to be separate too. Best we could do is a planet with water on it, and no air.
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No. 344356 ID: b7a45f
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344356
>>344352

Actually, they don't react if I don't force them to.
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No. 344372 ID: 1854db
>>344356
Oh, that's good. Let's make a planet then. Lava core, earth shell, water on it, air around it. Also just make a big ball of pure fire for it to orbit around.
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No. 344551 ID: c06764
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344551
>>344372
Do this.
Then make a sun. Then make a giant statue of yourself.
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No. 344556 ID: 2d9a8a
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344556
>>344372

And you guys were the ones telling me I was on drugs! What manner of madness is this supposed to be? A big ball? Wouldn't things just fall off?
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No. 344557 ID: 2d9a8a
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344557
The lava core cooled off into volcanic rock, and the earth soaked up all the water. The air just drifted off wherever. I also made a big ball of fire, but it eventually extinguished.
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No. 344558 ID: 2d9a8a
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344558
>>344551

I made a statue of myself. But frankly, it is boring. I realize it's because I look boring right now. Perhaps I should assume a different form to make myself more memorable?
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No. 344571 ID: a337cd
You haven't tried Earth+Fire yet, give that a shot?
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No. 344580 ID: f70e5e
he did, it produced magma.
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No. 344581 ID: 35e1a0
>>344571
yes he did, you are bad at paying attention. guess we need to do more stuff. try wind and water.
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No. 344589 ID: 2d9a8a
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344589
>>344581

Primus facepalms.
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No. 344594 ID: f70e5e
>>344581
that makes ice. see >>344290 I think we need to try and make some physical laws here. see if you can make gravity happen.
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No. 344595 ID: 1854db
>>344581
That made ice. We've done all the mixing we can do. We've got the primary four elements- fire, air, water, earth, and the secondary mixed results- lava(fire+earth), ooze/mud(earth+water), ice(water+air), smoke(air+fire). Further mixes are not possible due to how fire/water and earth/air annihilate with eachother when mixed.

>>344558
I'm really not sure what we're supposed to be accomplishing here, but I guess you can give yourself a more interesting shape... How about something wispier? Give yourself a long body.

Wait a second, you were in a box too. Can you mix yourself with anything? Try earth first.
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No. 344597 ID: 7bfeb5
>>344595
Yeah I was just about to suggest that. Try mixing yourself with the elements.

If it works with any of them, just go ahead and do it with all of them.

And yeah we are so totally aether. Ether? Whatever. It's the fifth classical element.

Also who is Primus.
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No. 344605 ID: 1854db
Uh, hang on, don't mix yourself with any opposing elements. You may be invulnerable to the blast when it's outside your body, but exploding YOURSELF miiiight turn out badly.
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No. 344611 ID: 2d9a8a
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344611
Primus? I don't know any Primus.

As for what I'm made of, I'm... How to describe this? Light? No, it's more like life. Or positive energy.

Oh, and there's also some meaty bits in here.
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No. 344613 ID: 2d9a8a
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344613
Oops.

At least I got a new material to use in case I want to make something out of flesh later on, for whatever reason.

If there are no objections, Im gonna take some life and mix it with earth.
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No. 344617 ID: 9f65f4
>>344613

Try life and water first.
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No. 344620 ID: b2520c
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344620
>>344617

steam.
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No. 344622 ID: b1f0e2
the big ball? how big was it?
Can you work in the abstract, that is, can you make a rule for the universe to follow such as "all things are attracted to each other, with the strength of attraction directly proportional to their mass and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them"? (aka, gravity)

This should allow for a "just right" sized ball of magma, earth, water, and air to maintain the correct shape.

If not, you can use cooled off magma to create a large shell, spin it for centripetal effect (not a force, an effect resulting from friction & momentum) and fill that with air, earth, and water.
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No. 344623 ID: b1f0e2
Also, can you try mixing uneven amounts? say, take a lot of earth with a tiny tiny bit of fire spread throughout it?
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No. 344628 ID: 1854db
>>344623
Uneven amounts had an obvious effect with ooze/mud.

Mix steam with Earth! Finally, a tertiary mix.
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No. 344631 ID: 35e1a0
try life with each of the primaries.
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No. 344638 ID: 19e83f
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344638
>>344622

How am I supposed to describe how big it was? The fireball was twice as big as the other ball, which was like a thousand times bigger than me when I came out of the box. I don't have a fixed size or shape, really.

I can make stuff pull each other. You're saying the heavier it is, the more it pulls other things, right?

I don't know anything about a centipede effect. I do like centipedes, though.

Little fire with lots of earth makes relatively cool, obsidianic rocks. The more fire essence I add, the hotter and flowier it becomes.

Mixing the raw essences of earth and life creates minerals. The less earth the mix has, the harder minerals I can make.

>>344628

It doesn't work! I can't seem to mix more than two essences at a time.

>>344631

Positive and air makes electricity, and positive and fire makes oww, my eyes! I don't even have any eyes! It must be pure radiance or something.
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No. 344640 ID: b1f0e2
>Can't mix primary with secondary
Ok then, how about secondary + Secondary
water + air = ice
fire + earth = lava
What does ice + lava give you?

(it is possible that it isn't a rule of not being able to mix secondary + primary so much as that specific mix not being useful)

>I can make stuff pull each other. You're saying the heavier it is, the more it pulls other things, right?
Yes, do that and then make a bunch of lava, lots and lots of it until it has enough attraction force to hold air around itself.
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No. 344643 ID: 19e83f
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344643
>>344640

Nope, doesn't work. The mixing of ice and lava, I mean. I think I'm starting to understand how this works. See, when I first 'mixed' earth and fire, I was actually mixing the raw essence of it, not actually the physical form of fire and earth.

Someone put the four five essences in those boxes for me. I wonder what those boxes were made of? Too bad they were blown out of existance several times, now I'll never know.

Furthermore, more than two different types of essences can't seem to exist as the same physical object. I could mash lava and ice together physically, but I'd just get steam and stone.

I'm also sure that I haven't discovered all kinds of energy. Don't ask me how, I just know.
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No. 344644 ID: 35e1a0
must be negative energy. can you take a part of the energy and pull it inside out?
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No. 344645 ID: 19e83f
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344645
Okay, I made gravity happen. The huge ball of lava is holding the air. It is also cooling of steadily towards the inside- the outside is a black-brown crust already.
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No. 344650 ID: b1f0e2
>Ball of cooling lava with enough gravity to hold air
success!

Ok, here is a little experiment, focus your attention on a bit of physical air or earth or minerals of various kinds, now focus on a smaller and smaller part of it. See if it is made out of a homogeneous mass or individual particles that you can sense.
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No. 344651 ID: b1f0e2
>>344644
or void energy, see if you can pull an essence of the black nothingness around you.
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No. 344660 ID: 93c07b
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344660
>>344651

The void isn't an energy, it is just that: The absence of everything, energy or not.

>>344650

It is homogenous. I can will it to be made of particles though. Not that it'd change anything.

>>344644

No.
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No. 344676 ID: 1854db
Flesh isn't an energy type?
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No. 344691 ID: 93c07b
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344691
>>344676
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No. 344693 ID: 1854db
Alright, what do we get by combining life and water?

Shove some random minerals in that cooling ball of rock, then put some dirt and water on it.
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No. 344703 ID: 4bdd79
Let's try creating such a massive planet that it forms a sun. We can go from there.
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No. 344712 ID: b1f0e2
>>344703
I am pretty sure that is now how suns work... The massive part is true but it is mostly hydrogen... Are we going to try to mimic our own reality? because currently there are no atoms but there COULD be if we will it
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No. 344719 ID: 35e1a0
so like 90% air and 10% fire like 1000 times the size of the planet. also make sure the planet is far enough away it isn't exploded.
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No. 344731 ID: 0d7a83
uh could you mix fire and earth, then crush it down as hard as you can?
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No. 344894 ID: 8b89c8
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344894
>>344731

I got really dense lava. And when I let go of it, it just exploded back into its default size.

>>344719

I made a huge ball of gas. I put it a safe distance away so the other things I made doesn't come crashing into it. It's not doing anything, though.

>>344703

How?

>>344693

Life and water makes steam. Pay attention.

I put some dirt and water on the ball. Now I'm shoving some minerals in it.
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No. 344895 ID: 8b89c8
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344895
I think I shoved those minerals too hard, there's quite a bit of movement inside the lava layer now, and it's shaking the world to its crust.
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No. 344896 ID: 8b89c8
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344896
The lava is breaking through!
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No. 344897 ID: 8b89c8
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344897
The crust is covered by lava, which is still cooling off into rock, and the air is full of clouds of steam and ash.
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No. 344909 ID: b1f0e2
>>344897
eh, its fine, once it cools a bit the steam will condense back to water.
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No. 344912 ID: 1854db
More water!
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No. 344927 ID: 6cae7c
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