The oddities of the Ferochromon (was: Re: Tricky translations)

On Wednesday 13 April 2005 21:40 CEST, H. S. Teoh wrote:

 > On Wed, Apr 13, 2005 at 02:39:40PM +0100, Simon Clarkstone
wrote:
 > > On 1/17/05, H. S. Teoh <hsteoh@quickfur.ath.cx
<mailto:hsteoh@...>> wrote:
 > > > The Ebisédi live in the Ferochromon. The Ferochromon
 > > > is a radically different universe from
 > > > ours---different rules of physics, completely
 > > > different structure, and completely different
 > > > phenomena.

Sorry to say that, Teoh, but YOU'RE A FREAK! It's indeed all
very strange and weird but very imaginative, but my brain
has not enough windings to make up a picutre of what you're
talking about. I didn't read *everything* because of that.
Have you got some illustrations or so available? Or could
you draw some? Or would it be too difficult because of the
multi-dimensionality? Are the realms some kind of parallel
universes, because there are three of them? Why are the
Realms only "somewhat" 3-dimesional? I can't imagine a
3.5-dimensional space actually. 4 dimensions are already
difficult enough (what would 5 dimensional space be like
then?!). And, what is "force" if not kg*m/s^2? Besides, is
"Ferochromon" derived from "ferrum" (iron) and "chrome"?
Since the Realms consist of lattices that need to be pushed
forward or whatever be penetrated, can I imagine this
basically like a liquid? Like walking through water, just
without updrift but instead something similar to
airpressure that keeps you on the floor (or whatever
corresponds to "ground" in your world)?

Yours, totally confused,
Carsten

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