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gsx401fw

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Mar 14, 2011 12:17

[Attached: Pictures of Tetha from the ground.]

My sensors do not detect any method by which this object is able to remain unaffected by gravity. How is this effect achieved?

requesting data, ic, the digital world is strange

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guardianofearth March 14 2011, 17:19:37 UTC

Yggdrasil did it.

gsx401fw March 14 2011, 23:24:47 UTC

Requesting clarification on the method by which Yggdrasil achieved this.

guardianofearth March 15 2011, 00:10:05 UTC

[Sigh] The digital world is essentially made of data. As such, things like physics can be subverted with the proper code. Chances are the island of Tetha was made exempt from gravity by Yggdrasil or some other force.

gsx401fw March 15 2011, 00:33:15 UTC

I have previously been informed that the Digital World is composed of data. I have not detected any differences between matter in the world of my origin and the matter in this world, and have therefore been unable to determine if this is true. It is possible that further data will be required before I am able to determine the reason behind this phenomenon.

wizardssaynii March 14 2011, 19:25:21 UTC

Magic.

wizardssaynii March 14 2011, 19:26:53 UTC

But seriously, the combined power of countless bird and flying type digimon did it.

wizardssaynii March 14 2011, 19:27:13 UTC

So yeah. Magic.

gsx401fw March 14 2011, 23:49:04 UTC

How does sleight of hand result in nullification of gravity?

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[text/location untraceable] dontcallmetails March 15 2011, 02:18:51 UTC

There are several ways it can be affected in such a way. There is a phenomenon in my world: Sunken Island. It is an island that is under the ocean and not in the sky.

Supernatural energies can cause such occurrences. It makes sense you cannot detect it with your sensors if you are unaccustomed to such energies.

Re: [text/location untraceable] gsx401fw March 15 2011, 02:26:47 UTC

Extrapolating from the context of your statement, Sunken Island is capable of supporting non-marine life. Is this correct?

Requesting clarification of "supernatural" in current context.

Re: [text/location untraceable] dontcallmetails March 15 2011, 02:37:20 UTC

Correct. Sunken Island as an oxygen bubble around it that preserves non-marine life.

Supernatural in this context refers to energies that supersede the bounds of other energies in nature. Anarchy Energy, an energy found only in my world is such a Supernatural energy.

Another form of supernatural energy is arcane energy, the energy needed to use magic. Such energies could easily have been used to levitate Tetha and keep it as it is now.