meteorman: (4 | bipedal p)
Dr. Stanford Pines ([personal profile] meteorman) wrote in [community profile] ohmyarceus 2017-09-28 09:00 am (UTC)

They are tricky. But you have the basic building blocks down already!

[He added some more definition to the feathers on Pidove's wing.]

Traversing a wormhole can be thought of as teleporting through time, after a fashion. Your location in four-dimensional space changes, often instantaneously. The thing that makes wormholes difficult in my experience is they're difficult to spot until you've already walked into them, and they can appear and disappear without warning.

Which explains why I wound up here without meaning to, while my -- [Don't say brother don't open that can of worms no thanks] -- traveling companion did not.

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