Post by arcozo on Jul 23, 2011 18:55:35 GMT -5
This is a idea I have for a certain city, where I (Hehehe) would be the Leader, here it goes: (And before you ask, yes, I got this Idea from Adventure Time, 
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In the slums of Dirlan, there lies the City of Thieves, a place where government is not an option, and thievery is the way of survival, and in the center of the city, there is a palace that disallows all thieves from entering without consent of the King, or unless there are an outsider who has not been plagued by the citizen's of the city. The City Itself thrives on outsiders who will be corrupted by the city's vibes, and those who have been corrupted cannot live anywhere but in the city, for if they live anywhere else, they will either A) Be pushed out by residents, or B) Corrupt the same place. Residents of the city are treated like an infection, they join a host, (AKA the City) and once a resident leaves, they are like a virus, if they move anywhere else, their primal intentions as they would have in the City would take over, and then corrupt the very place they moved.
This idea may need some revising, but I wasn't in an editorial mood when I wrote this. So what do you guys think?
)In the slums of Dirlan, there lies the City of Thieves, a place where government is not an option, and thievery is the way of survival, and in the center of the city, there is a palace that disallows all thieves from entering without consent of the King, or unless there are an outsider who has not been plagued by the citizen's of the city. The City Itself thrives on outsiders who will be corrupted by the city's vibes, and those who have been corrupted cannot live anywhere but in the city, for if they live anywhere else, they will either A) Be pushed out by residents, or B) Corrupt the same place. Residents of the city are treated like an infection, they join a host, (AKA the City) and once a resident leaves, they are like a virus, if they move anywhere else, their primal intentions as they would have in the City would take over, and then corrupt the very place they moved.
This idea may need some revising, but I wasn't in an editorial mood when I wrote this. So what do you guys think?