View source for Dead God Graveyard

<div style="text-align:center; font-size:1.5em>'''Dead God Graveyard'''</div>

This is a script about a mysterious place found in a separate world that collects knowledge, artifacts, and most importantly: Immortals. People that have truly lived forever, in universes that are soon meeting their end. I always wondered what happened to people that outlived the explosion of the sun, or collision of galaxies.

There are two versions of this script. For lack of better terms, a "happier" red version and a "worse" blue version. When writing the original draft, it was too challenging whether or not to make this a relatively-comfortable-if-not-offputting place or something truly terrifying. So why not have it be both? This gives multiple perspectives on the same place, as all good things should be.

The speakers are Thoth (Red Shift) and Shiva (Blue Shift). They seem human enough, but something about their humanity is...off. They speak plainly, and without much inflection. Thoth has a somewhat softer demeanor, while Shiva is generally more bitter.

This script also heavily references [https://www.mateuszskutnik.com/submachine/ Mateusz Skutnik's Submachine] franchise, as an ode to one of my favorite fictional franchises. I would not be where I am without this series, and I highly recommend playing the original. The image below is from Submachine 7, which hopefully conveys the rough vibe of the Dead God Graveyard.

The title "Dead God Graveyard" is taken from an Oliver Buckland song of the same name.

[[File:Submachine 7 Garden.png|center]]
<div style="text-align:right">© Mateusz Skutnik 2010</div>

----

{{List
|title=Dead God Graveyard (Red Shift)
|tags=<nowiki>[A4A][Sci-Fi][Supernatural][Mildly Existential][Fantasy][Submachine Inspired]</nowiki>
|blurb=Where does one go when everything else ceases to exist?
|notes=A better ending.
}}

{{List
|title=Dead God Graveyard (Blue Shift)
|tags=<nowiki>[A4A][Sci-Fi][Horror-ish][Supernatural][Mildly Existential][Fantasy][Submachine Inspired]</nowiki>
|blurb=Where does one go when everything else ceases to exist?
|notes=A worse ending.
}}