Remnant: The Epic of Leroy Ravensdale.

Now, going back to my rather surprising and large journal detailing the first, of the two Introductory Journals (part 3 is soon to come) of Sfarsitul's (the world of Remnant) mythology. I feel that, I owe you something of an explanation, one that doesn't simple babble on continuously with interesting tidbits as I tried to... hopelessly explain to you what the entire point of the journal was. Which is why I should have made the first journal into two separate journals. Nevertheless, seeing as I'm starting to sidetrack myself I should get to the "meat and potatoes" of what I'm trying to say.

  It has long been an aspiration of mine to write a story, or to, create a story. You see, when I was a child, and I mean a wee little tyke the age of probably four or five I might fathom, I used to love hearing stories. The funny idea about it was I liked to get involved the middle of it and help the story along, I would help create the story with my mum and then help finish it. More than likely, I should have realized in my life that I enjoyed the art of storytelling, the realism and ideas that brought stories to life within me. I also should have realized sooner than I did, that drawing was a way I would be able to bring those images to a very real viewpoint that I could share with others. It was always stories that held magick, adventure and a sense of daring that would always draw me with their allure, stories like; Harry Potter, or the Hobbit, or even to the dismay of my younger self, the Redwall series. All of my inspirations and bases were not all in the far distant past as say, eight years ago, but are even more recent with the coming popularity of Doctor Who, or more and more often other stories with the concept of time travel, alternating timelines so on and so forth. Obviously, the concept has been talked about more than once by those more intelligent, and more wise than I, and also far, far in the past. Each of these ideas, each of these beginnings have all been something to help form a catalyst, a newer idea that has been slowly crystallizing and growing since I was born. I am happy to announce, that the catalyst is finally taken a form called; Remnant: The Epic of Leroy Ravensdale, as the title completely gives it away.

  It is my idea with Remnant to create multiple stories, each tying in with the other before, or after it, the first, being "The Epic of Leroy Ravensdale" will be the main storyline. It will be centered around the main character Leroy Ravensdale, and company as he meets with them and they become apart of his party. For the moment, the names of the released companions will be; Faolan Quinn, Tara Keita, Blodwen Iola, and Fiona Aileen. Lately, well, since I first created these characters I have been changing their appearances, histories, and their personalities so much, they are not who they first were. I can say that this latest revamp, when I actually start drawing them, will probably be their last change in awhile.

Most of these journals will probably soon stop seeing as I will be transferring them all to deviations as a way of cataloging and organizing all the information of that I will need to create the plot of my story. Remnant. Even so, as always when it comes to my writing, my art, or the creation of this amazing story which I can eventually hope to share with you all. If you should have words to say about anything, please do tell me I would appreciate your input most readily, criticisms, and anything you disagree with.

IF you are going to simply aim to be hurtful, troll, be rude or simply look for something to laugh at, just leave. It's obvious I'll block and report you, so why try?

~ Up and coming
Introductory Journal Part 3- Race descriptions and natural abilities catalog.
Deviations for Introductory Journals, one, two, and three.
Deviations for;
Organization structure of Sanctum and history.
History of Sfarsitul-Years between the second Cataclysm to current years
Kingdom structure of the various races
The Twisted Beings.

Notice, I will be needing editors.  Also, again, input is appreciated if given.