i have ran out of energy for this, ill continue arguing maybe tomorrow evening, but i have school tomorrow and i have to go play roblox and sleep
You have temporarily defeated me.
Lazarus curse 
dtockdound, where is the silly sight cave
Wait I just realized something.
The ghosts in the catacombs talk about the “sight” granting them their spiritual forms.
That just sorta happens if you die in the dark sea.
No ghosts in the dark sea talk about the cult.
This may mean that the cult is pre-durza.
who would’ve thought that the underground cult sacrificing citizens to harness the power of chaos would actually be “more evil” than the cult hiding out in some swamp island somewhere doing fuck all
Ngl I think the cult of Greenwish is just a bunch of very angry hippies
There’s a hole on the center level of Makrinaos’ surface. In this hole you can find some catacombs. On the upper level of catacombs, you can find a boarded up entrance. Inside the boarded up entrance, you can find a secret room. If you break the grates in the secret room, you may find a deeper area called Abyss of Charon.
You know what else is a source of constant storms and lightning 24/7?
Dawn Island.
The only thing on it that could cause it is either something we can’t know about, or Tucker’s corpse.
I kind of just play off the Dawn Island storm as permanent atmosphere.
“The derailing goes crazy”
Me trying to find the derailing in question:
In the post about the cult on makrinaos
(Also I was quoting a post yrni0 made)
what is this response
it’s a similar topic. An everlasting storm for no reason. We can’t just ignore things because they’re a different location when they directly relate.
can this guy be barred from talking in the forums please
Maybe Chaos expels magic energy, and the portion going almost vertically goes too high to form storm clouds while the one that goes horizontally/that are released in the sea forms waves.
That is…
I mean, that’s still creatng storm in a radius around makrinaos rather than from it, it’s just a spherical surrounding instead of a ring.