Rhelna's Update.

Firstly, it has taken me a while to respond to a lot of deviations recently. I apologise for that. My excuse is university.

Secondly, I realise that I have been slow on my updates of The Plight of Magic. I just finished chapter 10, which is a milestone for me. It's also now the longest I've written on any original story. So I thought it was worth mentioning. Pat on the back for me. Now I should really really stop and edit my other chapters so I can put them up on deviant art.

I have also started on two other stories (because I'm crazy and like taking on three stories simultaneously along with university), which I am considering posting on here. One of them, which I have already mentioned to a few here on deviant art, is a rewrite of a story I wrote and lost a few years ago. It's a science fiction story that deals with the research of brain transplants and brain harvesting, while set in a futuristic world now racked by the effects of global warming. I'm going to make some changes to my original plot, because some of the themes I initially had were a little immature. So far I've only written the prologue and part of the first chapter to get a feel for it. I'm still ironing out the plan. The POV will be shared between two characters in third person.

The other is heavily influenced by geology, and I initially started it to help me study (What... Whatever helps you learn.), so it has a lot of themes and which might go over most peoples heads. But yes, if I did put it up on deviant art, I would have to do a lot of rewriting to make it a little more comprehensible to the person of average level geology knowledge and less boring. Plus, the original concept needs a lot of work. There are four chapters of this story so far, but I would need to rewrite all of them. I started it off-the-cuff, with no real plan or ideas, so I would have to come up with some sort of plan. Basically, the story revolves around the existence of innate, but inexplicably living rock beings people have come to appropriately call golems. It's set in a university department which has been tasked with researching these newly discovered creatures. It's written from the first person perspective of a student wanting to specialise in golem research.

So yeah, that's what I'm up to at the moment. What do you guys think? Ask any questions you wish.

And how is everyone?