by Gage Lippolt
Trying to keep the angle consistent with the bubble and the shifting room was a unique problem with crafting this scene. It’s hard to convey that the room itself is what’s moving and not the weird bubble thing.
Still, despite my lack of experience with it, I’m pretty happy with how it came out.
OKAY I’M STILL UNCLEAR IF THE BUBBLES SHOULD BE THERE BUT I’M PRETTY SURE THAT THE TREE FALLING AND BREAKING AWAY FROM THE WALKWAYS IS BAD
O-oh… those bubble things probably shouldn’t be wedged inside the tree, should they…?
Now Leon, just because it seems to incinerate anything that touches it, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s hostile…
One thing they’re particularly proud of in the future is their virtually soundproof bathrooms! Nobody needs to fear that others will hear anything going on inside, even if you’re pretty much just outside the door!
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One of my absolute favorite aspects of making a sci-fi (or fantasy) story is thinking about all of the ultimately pointless little details that would logically crop up.
Case in point, not every being would be able to use a regular toilet seat. And to save on paper, why not just have a puddle of goo to dry your hands with? These are the things I think about.
Oh also I think Leon’s still freaking out or something
So far this chapter, I decided to lean into Leon doing cat things. Apparently he cleans himself like a regular cat does too. Good for him. Maybe it’ll help him calm down!
Sometimes you recognize that something is true, but when you least expect it, the full weight of that truth crashes down on you…
