So, just yesterday I reposted another chapter from my Red Winged Angels story, in perfect time for Halloween, as it is a somewhat darker themed story compared to my more 'regular' People of Simbria story lines.
Title image of the chapter, thanks to imgur for hosting these images. Image is also clickable to bring you to the chapter.This is a chapter from back when I was still playing on my old computer, which was a potato compared to the computer I use nowadays, which you can see from the quality of the screenshots (not the title screenshot, that was taken on my current computer). And even my current computer is a bit of a potato, so I have been thinking about getting a new one, but still a little bit on the fence there.
Natalie teaching her son Aaron how to walk.You can also see that the screenshot is old with how I'm still using the fairy wings. This is from a time when I was still skeptical of adding mods and custom content to my game, and also back then my knowledge about mods and custom content was much less than what it it today. I had some custom content in my game though, but I tried to keep it to a minimum. Well, I think since then I have surpassed that minimum a few times over.... anyway...
Aaron with his friend Billy in front of the haunted house.
Anyway, the idea for the Red Winged Angels story came from listening to a song about quite a tragic topic, as well as from the Sunset Valley branch of my regular People of Simbria story.
The graves of Natalie and Ingunn in Dole Plains.
So somehow there is a link between the two stories, however faint and unclear it appears.. because it is one that I have never fully explained, as I haven't arrived at the proper junction point where the stories meet yet.. and I'm not even sure if I will ever get there, as with a more recent chapter an event has caused that link to be severed somehow...
So, for the time being I think your best bet is to treat them as two seperate storiesn that have nothing to do with each other.
Ranveig having a strange dream.For the time being.
