~ two

~ (actually) flying outside the game world ~

The world itself is massive, the boundaries seen, mountains sliced and hollow like the land.  The ground is invisible from the underside, floors and architecture seen through, people walking atop.

In essence anything's front is seen, but nothing's back, everything's top and nothing's bottom.  If you've never broken out of a game by finding the glitch, suffice to say it's much like the gate in that how you look at it changes everything.

The fact that you can shoot through one sided textures, but only from the back side, may make flying beneath the world a new wartime strategy for some.

Like the many stones of the asteroid field, another a great place for player made mods.

Once done exploring the underworld, with truly the abyss of nothingness below, the player would then fly around the game world from outside of it and over the skybox to Gabrielle's rendition of Heaven.

Killer - "Look at this shit."

A place of perfection set over the one way of the skybox, from which everything below can be seen.  Anything interesting has an outpost set over it, the guards are lazy.

Not accustom to visitors nor the sort of Heaven to take in any dead, it's really just a lounge with a lot of library.

And a lot of angels with private plans for whatever place above which they linger, books organized according to their relevance to that place and plan.

All libraries here are filled with as many public domain books as we're willing to put in, to be read from the inventory, but these are expanded religious sections and a lot of things not found below.

Learner - "Seriously.  They can just make this shit here and could just as easily do the same down there."

Killer - "So they make the world a shit hole and just program the people to suffer, for no other reason than to be better than them."

Learner - "Fuck it.  Time to find out if fake heaven's a destructible environment."

(it totally is)

They do fight well when so motivated, but are easily scattered before summoning their beset warlords running to ancient defense.  This world has become old and lazy with their catapults and heavy tree-log arrows afire still remaining but to be certain what these things can do to a warplane is no different.

Before the great beam, some form of summoning from these librarians does bring the Dragon down.