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[Foxaèr]

Okay, the way I'm ending this werewolf novel means there will have to be a sequel.

[Foxaèr]

Finished the werewolf novel. 50 chapters.

There's definitely going to be a sequel, and I was thinking I can do it in a way that includes the witch aspect that was going to be a separate novel. Will need to think on it more.

Okay, in order to end the werewolf novel properly without the witch novel having to be its sequel, even though both take place in the same world, I might have to do an epilogue for the werewolf novel.

Short epilogue done, time to sleep.

[Foxaèr]

Werewolf novel is complete.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/341027129?...n7ctzamz3g

It may seem like a weird ending when you get to it, but there's a point to it. It's connected to the Sapience novel, although both are stand-alones.

[Foxaèr]

Going to call the witch novel Their Nature.

[Foxaèr]

Seems like this is the first paragraph of my next novel:

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Some people avoided looking out there for too long, because the unconsciousness of it and the detachment with which it killed made them uncomfortable. Yet, the externally noticeable view inspired a slew of passionate considerations that freely floated through his personal mind wilderness. It was there, a veritable duplicate of what existed all around, that he constantly felt lost. As fragile as the physical form was, its most overlooked power was in confining an entire conscious universe. What if he wanted to exist out there, too?

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[Foxaèr]

Finished the first chapter.

[brewer]

Seems like this is the first paragraph of my next novel:

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Some people avoided looking out there for too long, because the unconsciousness of it and the detachment with which it killed made them uncomfortable. Yet, the externally noticeable view inspired a slew of passionate considerations that freely floated through his personal mind wilderness. It was there, a veritable duplicate of what existed all around, that he constantly felt lost. As fragile as the physical form was, its most overlooked power was in confining an entire conscious universe. What if he wanted to exist out there, too?

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unconscious or subconscious?

[Foxaèr]

Seems like this is the first paragraph of my next novel:

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Some people avoided looking out there for too long, because the unconsciousness of it and the detachment with which it killed made them uncomfortable. Yet, the externally noticeable view inspired a slew of passionate considerations that freely floated through his personal mind wilderness. It was there, a veritable duplicate of what existed all around, that he constantly felt lost. As fragile as the physical form was, its most overlooked power was in confining an entire conscious universe. What if he wanted to exist out there, too?

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unconscious or subconscious?

Un, because outer space cannot possess consciousness. But, yeah, either way it's probably the wrong word. What's the word for an inanimate object that doesn't possess a conscience?

Conscienceless?

[Foxaèr]

Yeah, outer space is unconscious.

not conscious; without awareness, sensation, or cognition.

[brewer]

unconscious or subconscious?

Un, because outer space cannot possess consciousness. But, yeah, either way it's probably the wrong word. What's the word for an inanimate object that doesn't possess a conscience?

Conscienceless?

I'm not sure that either can be applied to an inanimate object. I think 'un' requires the existence of conscience at some point.

How about lifeless?