What is this Gotheg?

I tend to forget things.

And one thing that I tend to forget, is how many worlds I have and how many I've actually shared.

One of my favorites, though, is the world of Gotheg.

Named after I studied Gothic architecture in high school, I took to the name like glue.

(If you don't quite get it, I replaced the -ic in gothic, with -eg, and quite liked the sound.)

I started researching different Gothic architecture, particularly cathedrals and gargoyles.

Then I let it drop for a while. . .

Until I started playing around with a story idea that centered around a box that made things magical.
(Which, by the way, is now a completely different story. Imagine that.)

I started to play with adding viking-ish details and cultural aspects to it, and it became what I have now today.
Most of the climates are based on Scandinavia, down to the island countries.
I'm playing around with possibly adding some warmer climates to the world, but so far that's been a no-go.

So yeah!
That's what I have so far for my Gotheg world, which I might post more about later. . .
First comes College life, and writing my stories.

Keep on Writing!

God Bless
SDG
Joy 

A Step of Faith: The Crystal Legend

So I guess I might as well do another one today.

Today's Little Bunny: The Crystal Legend

This idea came about when I put together three things: A cool looking picture, one of the countries I developed for Gypsy Gift, and the idea of what if this world had invisible beings that were going extinct?

Almost like saying ghosts are now extinct, but they weren't always, so that would be why we are still scared of them.

Hah.

Now there's a new idea within itself.

But anyways, I took it and I ran with it and this is what came out.

In a time when nobility understood the importance of educating the lower classes, rumors are flying.

Invisible creatures are back, they say, the invisible creatures from the age of myths.

The nobles do everything they can to deny this.

First livestock start to act oddly.

Then children start to disappear.

When a young prince and his entourage disappear on a hunt, a young philosopher is ordered to find the truth behind this.

He bands up with a pickpocket, a nobleman, and a swine herder. 

I did end up throwing in a cliche twist in there, but it just fits with this story and makes me smile so wide!

Oh, the adventures to write!

Questions? Advice? Idease? Anythings is welcome! :)

Keep on Writing!

God Bless

SDG

Joy