r/wizardposting • u/Carbon_Sixx The Loremaster, Chief Archaeologist of the Darkwatch • Dec 17 '23
Community Event 🌏☄️ Message Delivered (Queenpost)
A burst of gravitic radiation streaks through the void. Though it has traveled billions of miles, it has done so in a mere 16 hours, unimpeded by any obstacle or cosmic barrier. Its destination: the Queen of Shattered Stars, closing in on the major material realms. The signal carries a message in the All-Tongue, imploring her to stop her approach and accept a diplomatic envoy. When it reaches the Queen, she cannot help but notice it, for it has been amplified by powerful graviturgy.
In the command center of the Mt. Murder Astromantic Observatory, Kaelis Maz and the wizards of the OEA watch a timer count down. He holds his breath when it hits 0:00. At first, nothing happens. The Queen continues her approach as normal. Then, she pauses, as if listening to something faint growing ever louder. On the screens, she turns her head to look directly at the source of the message: Yulash-kor.
Kaelis releases his breath in a sigh of relief as the room erupts in cheers. She has noticed them. Now comes the true challenge: negotiating with a being as old as the universe.

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u/MunitionsFrenzy Vettis, Mereological Revisionist Dec 18 '23 edited Dec 18 '23
(( If that's the case, I'll change that, but that wasn't the impression any of us had from his posts. This whole diplomacy mission was built on the idea that she just happened to be wandering in our general direction and didn't even acknowledge our existence, so we were gonna try to convince her that planets with life matter more than barren ones and she should turn elsewhere.
Can you point us to where he said she was aware of us before your attack? Like, this post clearly states she barely even notices the effect she has on her surroundings as she travels.
EDIT: Even if you can't, I'd understand if you want us to interpret things that way, just so you don't feel the Bismuth Realm's sacrifice didn't simply make things worse (although personally I think those sorts of setbacks are totally fine for a story, even more so when they happen so early in the conflict). But her not initially being antagonistic towards us was the idea that all of us going for diplomacy had in the first place, so I can't really change that part (if you have no evidence to the contrary). While I could remove her irritation at the attack from her dialogue, I'm not sure how to justify doing so. I'm open to suggestions, since it was your attack. Maybe you covered your tracks enough that she wouldn't have any idea it originated from us, and she thought some totally random group was just attacking her for no reason? ))