Apeirophobia. I have that.
Knowing that, no matter how far I've come, there will always be more to go… sometimes makes me panicky.
Blackbird says only those who have experienced death truly appreciate Eternalmoor. He says, to experience death, one must first become deeply immersed in the warmth and grit of the Homisphere.
Gazing into the abyss, I often wonder: am I driven by a furious passion or an unresolved fear? Am I burdened or blessed with an inquisitive mind? Punished or gifted with a restless spark?
Will I ever find that seed of stillness that will bring my thoughts to a close?
Memorial Hill - thee way of wood and fire
Aril from Eternalmoor, ventures into the Homisphere to experience what it’s like to be the actor in her own story rather than merely observing the collected memories of others.
Slam-dunked into the form of a yew tree, she initially approaches this world like an interactive movie — a stage where emotions run high and lessons can be taught, but nothing seems ultimately significant.
Her growing friendship with Root, and her deepened understanding for the impact of Nevlaris' humble work in Memorial Hill, challenges this detachment.
Navigating the moral dilemmas of life and humanity, Aril tries to overcome her existential itch, seek balance, and explore what it is that makes life meaningful.
