I don't know if I've said it anywhere on here yet, but my stories are my lifeblood. This is why I have decided to keep existing, even through the world curdling around me. The day I have no stories left to tell is the day I can die happy, but until then, I will be creating, blueprinting, developing, producing, and telling. I am a creator. That will never change.

I don't care how the stories are told. My biggest goal is to direct and produce an animated TV show, but if I can't ever get that far, then I'll just make the story into a comic. If I can't do that, I'll write it into a book. If I can't do that, I'll show the ideas on various social medias like this blog. My wish is that all of my stories get a wikipedia entry and an AO3 tag. To have people who love my characters and are inspired to create through them. But if even that fails, I'll be happy just to have a single positive impact on someone, to have someone whose life changed for the better from the themes I'm trying to tell. Someone who chose to keep going a bit longer because I was open and honest. That's all.

Abatha

Abatha is a quiet town. It exists in every universe made so far and every universe that will someday be made under every name I have and will own. In Imbrium, it’s Tamara’s childhood town. In TD3, it’s the town Julian originated from, and the ancestry of the show's creator is linked to it. In Palliation, it’s the main setting and the place where Earth becomes Eurell. In Dioecious, it’s the main setting and where Emily and her family end up moving. In Sueper Heroes, every hero will be connected to the town in some sort of way, whether by living there or being taken, whether by force or knowledge of the truth of the land under their feet. It is overtaken in Hazardly Ever After, though it is quite a while before that is known. Their middle name is Mina.

Abatha is a quiet town, and all the Cracks that cover the World originate in one little statue at its center.

Abatha is a quiet town, and sometimes it's not, and it's where weird things often happen. Some people say it’s haunted, others say it’s an anomaly. The people who say those things are the newcomers and tourists, whom happen to appear at least once a month and disappear soon after, sometimes without knowing why or how. The townspeople are used to it. The town is a being in itself, with no true reason why. But sometimes things happen when they shouldn’t. Things appear where they weren’t before. The plot is followed, sometimes only by coincidence.

Abatha is a quiet town, and her name is known by all. Half urban legend, half cryptid, it is said that she was the diligent leader of the town founders, said to have had powers of premonition. She grew ill and began to divine for people in order to help while bedridden. Unfortunately, she could not predict a natural disaster that put the town into half-ruin. Afterwards, the people agreed that they loved her, but that they could not accept her predictions any longer. She never recovered from her illness. It is said that she stays in the mortal realm due to the guilt she felt for failing her village. Residents thank her for good luck, and those who ask for help may occasionally get a response.

Abatha is a quiet town.