SateriCat17
Neko Youkai Meijin
Alright, so to begin with, this "Story" I refer to was/probably will be again a major part of my life for around a decade. My own username comes from the Story already. The word "Sateri" (pronounced Suh-teer-ee) refers to be technologically advanced civilization of "cat people" in the Story (with them heavily resembling anthropomorphic cats), and the number 17 is considered a sacred number by the Sateri people for various reasons.
Within the context of the Story, it is set within a massive group of over 10,000 galaxies often referred to as "the Holy Group". Though the main bulk of the Story is centered on the main Galaxy, which is unique in that it resembles a four-pointed star similar to the traditional depiction of the Bethlehem Star, and with this Galaxy having a massive preternatural "star" known as the "Great Sun". Now, the Great Sun is the very reason the Story was born in the first place from what I remember and is extremely central to the Story's wider "mythology", legends, symbols, peoples, etc. as a whole.
The wider series of narratives focuses on the massive-scale conflicts and wars between the astropolitical governments known as the "Galactic Nations" as well as conflicts dealing with invasions from alien peoples from other galaxies and with the wars against demons and other evil beings in times known as the "Mysti'ckai Eras". Much of these conflicts are either caused directly or covertly by the Story's ultimate main antagonist, the "Zeigwei Ali" and his two servants Evarka Fate and Nehkassel-Su. Though a couple other of the Story's other numerous antagonists include Skahsah (one of the evil Sateri within the Story, she takes over the Sateri Empire and creates a dictatorial dynasty with her children until her family's rule is ultimately brought down by one of her own descendants), Evarka Takarai (pronounced Tah-kuh-ruh) (an evil who creates a catastrophic war far into the future after he would pronounce a literal "rage against the Heavens").
Also, within the Story's context, it is heavily based on a "Biblical" worldview and is set within the idea of this group of galaxies playing a lot into a sort of wider "narrative" of Christian and Jewish worldviews but is different at the same time. Still though, the Story is much bigger than just a sort of "Christian propaganda", though the details of it are a bit too complicated, so I'll refrain from saying it.
Much of the Story's overall themes and concepts deal with the idea of a good versus evil narrative between the Lord God and the Zeigwei Ali, but it also deals with political machinations, war, morality, horror, philosophy, hope, redemption, and other such things, though the wider narratives are also pretty complicated. Regardless, much of the Story surrounds its conflicts and wars.
But anyway, this "Story" was something I created over the course of a decade (and is still nowhere near finished) and is what I have long considered my "penultimate" story, but as there are certain parts of the Story I would rather tweak and change, but would require immense amounts of work and time to do, it is why I've put it on hold now for the past half a year or so now. Another reason is simply because I'm wanting to create some other worlds besides the Story.
I still struggle with trying to explain the Story correctly despite how massive its influence has been for me over the years, so I didn't explain much at all. I've built up several different nations, peoples, worlds, wars, and events within the Story so much that it'd be already be pretty hard to describe it all. Even this little bit is what I'd consider a "summary" of it (though much of this post does feel a bit redundant, but oh well).
Of course, this whole thing is not anywhere near related to Touhou, save for how Touhou has recreated my creativity as the Story once did.
Despite it not being as important to me as it once was, I always seem to have a way of finding my way back to the Story as well, so it is almost assured I'll come back to it later.
You can ask me some questions about the Story and my relations to it (as long as I can answer them that is), but I will keep quiet about certain things regarding it as many parts still remain unfinished. Also, as much of the Story reflects my beliefs not just as a Christian, but in many different ways too, you have to understand that I consider certain parts to be somewhat "sacred" in regards to them, but I am open to some criticism (unless it is in regards to my faith) and I can find my ways of explaining the answers to certain things about it better than I used to (my younger self remained very close-knit with the Story, so I was very protective of it, but now I a bit more lax with it).
Within the context of the Story, it is set within a massive group of over 10,000 galaxies often referred to as "the Holy Group". Though the main bulk of the Story is centered on the main Galaxy, which is unique in that it resembles a four-pointed star similar to the traditional depiction of the Bethlehem Star, and with this Galaxy having a massive preternatural "star" known as the "Great Sun". Now, the Great Sun is the very reason the Story was born in the first place from what I remember and is extremely central to the Story's wider "mythology", legends, symbols, peoples, etc. as a whole.
The wider series of narratives focuses on the massive-scale conflicts and wars between the astropolitical governments known as the "Galactic Nations" as well as conflicts dealing with invasions from alien peoples from other galaxies and with the wars against demons and other evil beings in times known as the "Mysti'ckai Eras". Much of these conflicts are either caused directly or covertly by the Story's ultimate main antagonist, the "Zeigwei Ali" and his two servants Evarka Fate and Nehkassel-Su. Though a couple other of the Story's other numerous antagonists include Skahsah (one of the evil Sateri within the Story, she takes over the Sateri Empire and creates a dictatorial dynasty with her children until her family's rule is ultimately brought down by one of her own descendants), Evarka Takarai (pronounced Tah-kuh-ruh) (an evil who creates a catastrophic war far into the future after he would pronounce a literal "rage against the Heavens").
Also, within the Story's context, it is heavily based on a "Biblical" worldview and is set within the idea of this group of galaxies playing a lot into a sort of wider "narrative" of Christian and Jewish worldviews but is different at the same time. Still though, the Story is much bigger than just a sort of "Christian propaganda", though the details of it are a bit too complicated, so I'll refrain from saying it.
Much of the Story's overall themes and concepts deal with the idea of a good versus evil narrative between the Lord God and the Zeigwei Ali, but it also deals with political machinations, war, morality, horror, philosophy, hope, redemption, and other such things, though the wider narratives are also pretty complicated. Regardless, much of the Story surrounds its conflicts and wars.
But anyway, this "Story" was something I created over the course of a decade (and is still nowhere near finished) and is what I have long considered my "penultimate" story, but as there are certain parts of the Story I would rather tweak and change, but would require immense amounts of work and time to do, it is why I've put it on hold now for the past half a year or so now. Another reason is simply because I'm wanting to create some other worlds besides the Story.
I still struggle with trying to explain the Story correctly despite how massive its influence has been for me over the years, so I didn't explain much at all. I've built up several different nations, peoples, worlds, wars, and events within the Story so much that it'd be already be pretty hard to describe it all. Even this little bit is what I'd consider a "summary" of it (though much of this post does feel a bit redundant, but oh well).
Of course, this whole thing is not anywhere near related to Touhou, save for how Touhou has recreated my creativity as the Story once did.
Despite it not being as important to me as it once was, I always seem to have a way of finding my way back to the Story as well, so it is almost assured I'll come back to it later.
You can ask me some questions about the Story and my relations to it (as long as I can answer them that is), but I will keep quiet about certain things regarding it as many parts still remain unfinished. Also, as much of the Story reflects my beliefs not just as a Christian, but in many different ways too, you have to understand that I consider certain parts to be somewhat "sacred" in regards to them, but I am open to some criticism (unless it is in regards to my faith) and I can find my ways of explaining the answers to certain things about it better than I used to (my younger self remained very close-knit with the Story, so I was very protective of it, but now I a bit more lax with it).
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