08-07-2015, 10:34 PM
"Find Omni"
A glitchy, half-assed webpage advertisement like this one would blend in with the rest of the articles exactly like it. Written by those who had theories, proof, or falsely claimed evidence on how to find the man with the plan. Each article, a dime a dozen.
The search of the Omninet's data pages helped to refine topics like a carefully sorted encyclopedia and for those who had googled any search inquiries related to "finding Omni, the Oververse, or locating the Void," they would receive a fair share of bundled articles from anyone and anything that claimed to have seen an inkling of the deity's presence. All lore, lies, and local literature were amassed together and each article could be passed with a single click of a mouse on the blue linked words.
This Webimage, located below, appeared to blur and glitch in and out of focus, as though it were moving with the pulse of a digital heartbeat. On the black and white picture in the middle of the page, there was a set of ruins with a venerable tree-scape backdrop. Beneath the square frame are the bolded words: "Hidden Ruins in the Tangled Green" followed by some directions and the exact location on a map.
The image looked too much like something out of an Indiana Jones movie. And on the side of the stone building there was an entrance, half hidden by leaves. An on-looker who would scroll past the picture would probably find it extremely out of date, and upon a closer look, they would get an ominous chill down their neck and deduce it as a little creepy. It was black and white after all.
There was also a noticeable blur in the corner of the image, tribal markings on a post nearby, and lastly, footsteps in the mud that lead into the mouth of the cavelike entrance.
Whoever had discovered these ancient ruins remained unknown, or unnamed, probably because they were dead. Killed off by their own cause. However their article in association to Omni followed. Exactly how closely these ruins were associated to Omni was unspecified, but anyone desperate enough to find Omni were advised to start here.
A glitchy, half-assed webpage advertisement like this one would blend in with the rest of the articles exactly like it. Written by those who had theories, proof, or falsely claimed evidence on how to find the man with the plan. Each article, a dime a dozen.
The search of the Omninet's data pages helped to refine topics like a carefully sorted encyclopedia and for those who had googled any search inquiries related to "finding Omni, the Oververse, or locating the Void," they would receive a fair share of bundled articles from anyone and anything that claimed to have seen an inkling of the deity's presence. All lore, lies, and local literature were amassed together and each article could be passed with a single click of a mouse on the blue linked words.
This Webimage, located below, appeared to blur and glitch in and out of focus, as though it were moving with the pulse of a digital heartbeat. On the black and white picture in the middle of the page, there was a set of ruins with a venerable tree-scape backdrop. Beneath the square frame are the bolded words: "Hidden Ruins in the Tangled Green" followed by some directions and the exact location on a map.
The image looked too much like something out of an Indiana Jones movie. And on the side of the stone building there was an entrance, half hidden by leaves. An on-looker who would scroll past the picture would probably find it extremely out of date, and upon a closer look, they would get an ominous chill down their neck and deduce it as a little creepy. It was black and white after all.
There was also a noticeable blur in the corner of the image, tribal markings on a post nearby, and lastly, footsteps in the mud that lead into the mouth of the cavelike entrance.
Whoever had discovered these ancient ruins remained unknown, or unnamed, probably because they were dead. Killed off by their own cause. However their article in association to Omni followed. Exactly how closely these ruins were associated to Omni was unspecified, but anyone desperate enough to find Omni were advised to start here.
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