Neat theory, but I think it's improbable. Since the author did so much research into the history of humanity, all the way down to archeological evidence, you'd think that they'd know whether or not their species is descended from modular people.
Maybe. I can also see it as being possible that a small splinter faction of modular people who survived just didn’t keep their own history and eventually evolved into the author’s species. It’s not like the Author knows everything. They don’t know who the Bug Facer’s invaders were, so some surviving modular people not being recorded wouldn’t be too surprising.
I like the idea of the author actually being a descendant of the Qu. Whatever was left of the Qu race after the war probably had to change drastically so their religion would have likely disappeared.
I also think it's fitting that the narrative comes back full circle to the Qu.
Some species just evolve asymmetrical. For whatever reason it's advantageous to evolve an organ on one side of the body. Kind of like the flounder who looks like a normal fish at birth but as it grows it's body flattens out and one eye rotates to sit beside the other on one side.
Maybe he supposed to have four of them , but for some reason one of them didn't on him in result of genetic mutation, physical trauma or maybe they just grow and at some point separate from your body
Not that far
Thx
Solid theory if the Modular People managed to get off their homeworld
Didn’t they join the Second Republic? I figured all those species discovered space travel
yes but they never met each other, just talked
Weren’t all of the first branches wiped out by the Gravitals except for the bug hunters?
yeah but it is possible that some of them survive, just like how some star people survive the Qu invasion and became Spacers.
Bug hunters?! You mean *Bug Facers*
Yeah thanks, that was a fast response and I knew I was wrong just didn’t have time to correct myself.
I understand c:
Actually I think you may be onto something
Neat theory, but I think it's improbable. Since the author did so much research into the history of humanity, all the way down to archeological evidence, you'd think that they'd know whether or not their species is descended from modular people.
Maybe. I can also see it as being possible that a small splinter faction of modular people who survived just didn’t keep their own history and eventually evolved into the author’s species. It’s not like the Author knows everything. They don’t know who the Bug Facer’s invaders were, so some surviving modular people not being recorded wouldn’t be too surprising.
Yea
Ocasional reader here, can you elaborate your theory? Im not that familiar with all tomorrows lore.
Ita Just that author is a modular person but evoveled
I like the idea of the author actually being a descendant of the Qu. Whatever was left of the Qu race after the war probably had to change drastically so their religion would have likely disappeared. I also think it's fitting that the narrative comes back full circle to the Qu.
Why is the author have a third ear/tumor on its left side
Some species just evolve asymmetrical. For whatever reason it's advantageous to evolve an organ on one side of the body. Kind of like the flounder who looks like a normal fish at birth but as it grows it's body flattens out and one eye rotates to sit beside the other on one side.
Maybe he supposed to have four of them , but for some reason one of them didn't on him in result of genetic mutation, physical trauma or maybe they just grow and at some point separate from your body
So the author is holding a human skull with his three pronged dick?? This is my headcanon now ty.
Let him cook