Things you can only do when writing fantasy

Today's installment: accidentally setting the end of the world on fire.

Comments

[Xinrick]

So when the end of the world is happening it suddenly catches on fire as well?

[Daetrin]

4171715 In this case it's rather more complex.

[Xinrick]

4171729 right then

[Daetrin]

4171749 In this particular story, the apocalypse is not so much an event as a location. Because of course it is.

[Xinrick]

4171763 Okay so the location is gonna be set on fire and or is fire

[Learn for Life]

You can't set the end of the world on fire. The world is round, it has no end.

[Wild Zontars]

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This world is round. Other worlds can have different geometries.

[Daetrin]

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[Learn for Life]

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Edit: I guess that's why the post is titled, "things you can only do when writing fantasy".

[Learn for Life]

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You have a point!

[Georg]

It was going to catch on fire anyway. All I did was add some gas and a match.

[Southpaw]

No doubt Twilight's road to utopia is paved with good intentions, pretty much in the form of a kindling paper trail of lists on how to make the world a better place.

[Mare Imbrium]

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I think this is a matter of topology, not geometry.

[Dafaddah]

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I can just imagine a slightly older Spike, in a white tuxedo and black bow tie, serenading Rarity with this song.

[Admiral Biscuit]