The World of Objects!

15+ for strong language, blood, and fucking shit up!

In this world, you follow Snowglobe, an objectoid who is able to resurrect herself thanks to the blessings of her deity. In a world that used to be governed by phrophecy and destinies, things fell apart as the ability to foretell dwindled. Those who could see the future lost their powers and only fragments of the future remained. That was, until, Snowglobe. Out of all the prophecies to be told, all but one were fullfilled.

The final prophecy was foretold thousands of years ago, and was assumed a dud, foretelling a future that did not exist. This alone did not waarrant attention, until the objects of electricity started to destroy scrolls and histories containing information on them. The King of Charges wanted to rule above all, and knew the potency of prophecies (as it had been a prophecy that gave him the instructions on how to obtain power himself) If he could hide away the rest, no one would be able to use them against him. Without the masses knowing who the 'heros' were supposed to be, those who rose up to fight ended up fighting eachother in the hopes that the 'true' hero would surpass all.

Unfortunately for the king, deities (those who made objectkind) lost favor with him and started finding all those who 'fit' the role of hero. With many trying to defeat him, his forces are wittled down year after year.

Snowglobe, however, has an edge over some of these other heros. While most deities don't mind the death of their chosen ones, Snowglobe's deity (the smith) welds them back together everytime. Being 'unkillable' physically and having their memories intact is perfect for trial and error against the King of Charges. The only issue is, she doesn't want to save anyone.

She has spent years of her life throwring herself into danger just to get a few inches further, a few more scraps of intel, and each step forward is like pulling teeth. While her body might not waver, her spirit has. And the truth is, she isnt any more special then the rest of the crowd, but its her deitys talk of respondsibility to 'her' prophecy keeps her going. Each new attempt to get closer to the castle leaves her colder, crueler, and slowly going down a path that few come back from.

But you have to keep going anyways...

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