Automata Inanima

Inanima

• Construction in Progress!

  This is the last thing on my mind, since I won't be actually making a dream for this. This is just for flavor, 'fluff' for the character and currently holds no importance since the campaign was put on hold. I will devote to this after Replica is fully finished and fleshed out if I am happy with her.

• The Clockwork City

  A grand city hidden to all through mysticism and machinations beyond normal comprehension. An intricately designed city filled with ever-spinning cogs and flowing power. Shimmering with power, and ever-ticking like a clock forever going. The city is hidden, it remains untouched by all but the lucky few who chance upon the portal or its gatekeeper. A city which is lost to time and history.
  
  An ever-glowing eye of gold watches closely. The ebbs and flows of magic are tended to with great care and love so that it may be preserved forever. The gold-embossed brass and copper Clockwork Sentinels keep this city safe under the careful watch of the three siblings which created them.

• The Shattered Goddess

  The Shattered Goddess sits in the residential part of the city, easily mistaken for a statue of sorts as she stands in her place with a stoic expression. Her form is beautiful, her features young. Gaunt and lithe like that of an elf. Wings of metal angle down, and a spear rests in her hand. In the other rests an hourglass that flows with no end. Like her name, her body is shattered like a mirror struck at the center. A mysterious force holds the pieces apart, yet the image is kept whole by the small gaps. The internal clockwork mechanisms and the large cogs in her joints remain silent.
  
  Against this Clockwork giant's leg rests a slab of marble and bronze. The title of "The Shattered Goddess" reads plain as day upon the clean and well-kept surface. Beneath the name reads this line; "Forever watching, still in pieces. Forever waiting."

• The Broken Goddess

  The Broken Goddess sits in the cradle of the Clockwork City. The Goddess can be mistaken for a statue, made of bronze, copper, Iron, and a few other materials that are not easily identifiable. Her body is hand-crafted to embody beauty and strength, her face molded for soft features with an expression that is eerily compassionate yet stoic. She rests in a kneeling position. In her right, she wields a sword which is plunged into the ground and grasped by handle. In her other hand rests a child, gently cradled. Two wings emerge from the Goddess's back, but the left is broken and missing. Like the wing, the upper right portion of her head is broken and gone. The gears within are motionless, and a few cogs are missing from the broken pegs that remain visible.
  
  Against this Clockwork giant's leg rests a slab of marble and copper. The title of "The Broken Goddess" reads plain as day upon the clean and reflective surface. "Forever watching, still unmoving. Forever waiting." Rests beneath.

• The Twisted God

  The Twisted God is a statue like no other. A form of a man made of metal is twisted and partially melted by intense heat. He stands in pain with distress on his handsome, now drooping, features. His hands grasp at his head as they melt into his head, eyes and mouth wide open. His form is muscular yet twisted by heat and misshapen metal bending out of place. Around his waist is a belt of metal, home to tools of every kind. The tools and belt are untouched by that which twisted this statue. He stands at the center of the Clockwork Forge. A place of creation and of death. Where the old is reforged anew.
  
  Against this Clockwork Giant's leg rests a slab of marble and Iron. The title of "The Twisted God" reads plain as day upon the clean and polished surface. "Forever watching, still unfinished. Forever waiting." The words written beneath the name of the statue are ablaze in crimson which dances to the fires of the Clockwork's forges.