06-24-2017, 07:58 PM
Guu felt the cushion underneath her disappear and her rear gave way to the empty air that replaced it. Quickly, she floated up a few inches, stopping the momentum before she could hit the ground.
She had forgotten to consider that there wouldn’t be seats where she would turn up.
Straightening herself, she took in a large breath. After breathing the stiff and manufactured air of the colosseum, the sudden shift to the clean air of Ambrosia was almost a shock to the system, but still refreshing.
As she made her way towards the palace, she opened her mind’s eye to peek into everyone walking around. Some terriers, hundreds of pokutes, she could even sense Sylvia and Molly, though near the edges of her senses.
But someone caught her eye. A polar bear walking just ahead. The concept of a bear walking on two legs wasn’t unusual, at least not in Ambrosia. But what piqued her interest was that he was a prime.
As he paused at the front door, she simply walked up behind him
“What’s your deal?”
Ice Bear shot around, his eyes wide as he looked down at the extremely pink little girl. After a split second, he calmed down.
“Ice Bear didn’t sense you.”
“Yeah, it’s my suppression, it blocks that sort of thing.”
“How does it block Ice Bear’s smell?”
“I dunno, I don’t think about the mechanics of it.” Said Guu nonchalantly. “And it’s not important right now. What is important is what business you have here.”
“Ice Bear wishes to speak to the one in charge.”
“That’s me, I’m Princess Guu of Ambrosia.”
Ice Bear took a deep breath, before continuing.
“Ice Bear requires a home here. Ice Bear seeks safe settlement.”
“Well, you’ve come to the right place.”
Guu’s arm stretched out in a crazy bendy straw-esque design before reaching the door handle that was only five feet in front of her to begin with. As she pulled the door open, he arm merged together and shrunk down until it was straight.
“Let’s go inside.” Guu walked in ahead without a single word about what just happened.
Ice Bear was kinda horrified, but he followed anyways, citing obvious exits on the way, just in case.
Ice Bear was sitting across from Guu in a large velvet arm chair, feeling slightly uncomfortable, both from meeting royalty, and because of that crazy stunt earlier.
Guu shut her eyes and suddenly a ball of rainbow light appeared in front of her and began to pulsate. Ice Bear was frozen in shock, not sure if he should run for his life. He didn’t know if running and jumping out a window as uncouth in social situations.
But much to his surprise, the ball moved to the table in front of them, and then formed into a cup of tea. It gave up a mild plume of steam as the Princess picked it up, the stump of her arm had become a hand composed of nothing but pinkie fingers.
“Ice Bear wants to know how you did that.”
“It’s a gift to all primes. We can create stuff from simply thinking what we desire.”
Ice Bear was curious. He shut his eyes and thought of a nice cool glass of iced tea. With only a few seconds of it in his head, the ball of rainbow colored light appeared in front of him. A few minutes later, a sweating class sat in front of him.
“Ice Bear is impressed.” He said, sharing Guu’s monotone.
‘Yep, it is impressive.”
“What’s a prime?” Asked Ice Bear, looking up at the princess.
“Oh, we have a long chat ahead of us.”
Guu explained about primes, how they are summoned to the Omniverse by Omni, and about secondaries who are summoned by the primes. She explains about the many verses and how each world is completely different from one another. Then she told the story of Ambrosia, it’s humble beginnings as a town of teenagers, to it growing into a sanctuary for the odd. She explained how anyone who doesn’t fit anywhere else and wanted to live peacefully is always welcome here.
Ice Bear couldn’t help but let his guard down a bit. Guu maybe weird, but considering all she’s created here, she can’t be all bad.
“And since you plan to join our city, you’ll be provided with a house within town, as well as access to the palace’s public amenities, like the dataverse uplink, medical centre, recall station access.”
“Ice Bear wants to know what a Recall Station is.” Inquired Ice Bear.
“There should be a new app on your phone.”
He pulled out his phone, and sure enough, a new app was there, one with a strange symbol on it with multicolored arrows pointing away from the center.
“If you press that and stay still for 10 minutes, it’ll automatically teleport you back to Ambrosia. You could be thousands of miles away and you’ll be back here in no time.”
Ice Bear’s eyes widened at the prospect, no more commuting home. This Omniverse did open a lot of possibilities.
After the pair finish up their drinks, Guu lead him to the front door wear a chipmunk walking around on two feet was waiting with a clipboard at hand.
”This is Charles, he’ll take you down the the Cavern Grotto. They have a bunch of houses with a cave aesthetic there, he can help you pick one out.”
“Ice Bear appreciates the help.”
“It’s no problem, hope you enjoy your stay in Ambrosia.”
She had forgotten to consider that there wouldn’t be seats where she would turn up.
Straightening herself, she took in a large breath. After breathing the stiff and manufactured air of the colosseum, the sudden shift to the clean air of Ambrosia was almost a shock to the system, but still refreshing.
As she made her way towards the palace, she opened her mind’s eye to peek into everyone walking around. Some terriers, hundreds of pokutes, she could even sense Sylvia and Molly, though near the edges of her senses.
But someone caught her eye. A polar bear walking just ahead. The concept of a bear walking on two legs wasn’t unusual, at least not in Ambrosia. But what piqued her interest was that he was a prime.
As he paused at the front door, she simply walked up behind him
“What’s your deal?”
Ice Bear shot around, his eyes wide as he looked down at the extremely pink little girl. After a split second, he calmed down.
“Ice Bear didn’t sense you.”
“Yeah, it’s my suppression, it blocks that sort of thing.”
“How does it block Ice Bear’s smell?”
“I dunno, I don’t think about the mechanics of it.” Said Guu nonchalantly. “And it’s not important right now. What is important is what business you have here.”
“Ice Bear wishes to speak to the one in charge.”
“That’s me, I’m Princess Guu of Ambrosia.”
Ice Bear took a deep breath, before continuing.
“Ice Bear requires a home here. Ice Bear seeks safe settlement.”
“Well, you’ve come to the right place.”
Guu’s arm stretched out in a crazy bendy straw-esque design before reaching the door handle that was only five feet in front of her to begin with. As she pulled the door open, he arm merged together and shrunk down until it was straight.
“Let’s go inside.” Guu walked in ahead without a single word about what just happened.
Ice Bear was kinda horrified, but he followed anyways, citing obvious exits on the way, just in case.
Ice Bear was sitting across from Guu in a large velvet arm chair, feeling slightly uncomfortable, both from meeting royalty, and because of that crazy stunt earlier.
Guu shut her eyes and suddenly a ball of rainbow light appeared in front of her and began to pulsate. Ice Bear was frozen in shock, not sure if he should run for his life. He didn’t know if running and jumping out a window as uncouth in social situations.
But much to his surprise, the ball moved to the table in front of them, and then formed into a cup of tea. It gave up a mild plume of steam as the Princess picked it up, the stump of her arm had become a hand composed of nothing but pinkie fingers.
“Ice Bear wants to know how you did that.”
“It’s a gift to all primes. We can create stuff from simply thinking what we desire.”
Ice Bear was curious. He shut his eyes and thought of a nice cool glass of iced tea. With only a few seconds of it in his head, the ball of rainbow colored light appeared in front of him. A few minutes later, a sweating class sat in front of him.
“Ice Bear is impressed.” He said, sharing Guu’s monotone.
‘Yep, it is impressive.”
“What’s a prime?” Asked Ice Bear, looking up at the princess.
“Oh, we have a long chat ahead of us.”
Guu explained about primes, how they are summoned to the Omniverse by Omni, and about secondaries who are summoned by the primes. She explains about the many verses and how each world is completely different from one another. Then she told the story of Ambrosia, it’s humble beginnings as a town of teenagers, to it growing into a sanctuary for the odd. She explained how anyone who doesn’t fit anywhere else and wanted to live peacefully is always welcome here.
Ice Bear couldn’t help but let his guard down a bit. Guu maybe weird, but considering all she’s created here, she can’t be all bad.
“And since you plan to join our city, you’ll be provided with a house within town, as well as access to the palace’s public amenities, like the dataverse uplink, medical centre, recall station access.”
“Ice Bear wants to know what a Recall Station is.” Inquired Ice Bear.
“There should be a new app on your phone.”
He pulled out his phone, and sure enough, a new app was there, one with a strange symbol on it with multicolored arrows pointing away from the center.
“If you press that and stay still for 10 minutes, it’ll automatically teleport you back to Ambrosia. You could be thousands of miles away and you’ll be back here in no time.”
Ice Bear’s eyes widened at the prospect, no more commuting home. This Omniverse did open a lot of possibilities.
After the pair finish up their drinks, Guu lead him to the front door wear a chipmunk walking around on two feet was waiting with a clipboard at hand.
”This is Charles, he’ll take you down the the Cavern Grotto. They have a bunch of houses with a cave aesthetic there, he can help you pick one out.”
“Ice Bear appreciates the help.”
“It’s no problem, hope you enjoy your stay in Ambrosia.”
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