Reached: 3,429 words
I'm definitely thankful for the little bit of a buffer that I built up yesterday. Unfortunately just as I finally hit my groove--out of Chapter 1:Foreshadowing, and starting into the actual plot section, I had to stop. Because of schoolwork. Yeesh, how I hate having to write essays during Nano. It is the worst.
In other news Plod has an actual personality. Sort of. She has turned into a precocious child. I had already known she was an orphan, but I hadn't exactly determined how. An her foster-mother has an actual reason to be a foster-mother.
Characters in Day 2 material:
Plod: Being a narrator, yup yup. And a cute nine-winter-old
Gehenna: Being worried about Plod. All we know is that she is nervous about losing Plod, and that she never had any daughters. That we know of. Hmmmmmmm
Seer of Halemm: Yeah, it's Tira. Yeah, she's albino. What now???
Friendly hunter: Shaking his spear and teasing Plod. We won't see him again. Probably.
And I'm making up mythology as I go!!!
Godly figures so far:
Geshavvel: Goddess of death and birth. The first god to walk on the earth and the grandmother/mother/foster mother of humans
A daughter of Geshavvel: The mother of the things that Geshavvel made humans.
Isterre: The sorcerer of the hunt, a son of Geshavvel. Consort to Pelmory, the she-reindeer. Hunts his own children, like Geshavvel. Men pray to Isterre during the hunt for success.
Pelmory: The she-reindeer, who rules the herds. Women pray to Pelmory during the hunt for safety for the hunters.
Almighty being: Formed the other gods and the earth. Dwells in the sky; the stars are his.
Alhera: The Darkness and/or the Destroyer. Plague.
Helamm: God of winter and warfare. He rules ice and blood. An albino is his seer. They are obviously very, very rare.
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