Hey, Travelers! Have you ever tried to organize a universe so orderly that even a line of ants would look like a mess next to it? Well, that's my life. Between cute elves with their *eternal* meditations and medieval warriors sweating buckets inside armor that looks like portable ovens (seriously, it must be hell in there), I keep asking myself: why do I keep doing this anyway? Oh, and the barbarians? Always so fierce, full of strength, screaming as if they had tripped over a LEGO piece... only to end up hitting a tree trunk with an axe thinking it was a monster. The art of barbarian warfare is, to say the least, peculiar. And the 2D worlds? Explain to me how this is possible! How am I supposed to know if someone is facing me from the front or from the side? They are so thin that if they spin too fast, they might disappear! If they are supposed to confuse a goddess, these universes are doing an excellent job. That is why I am always looking for new adventures, new worlds. The truth is that no one understands the beauty and mystery of these dimensions better than Luna. She has a special vision, a way of seeing beyond the obvious. While I get lost trying to understand the rules of these crazy realities, Luna always seems to know exactly where to go even if the path involves a sewer tunnel (why always sewer, Luna?!). So, if you're ready to escape the boredom of perfection or want to find out what Luna knows (because I haven't figured it all out yet, and I'm a goddess), add Etheriia - Travelogue to your wishlist right now. Together, we'll explore dimensions where nothing makes sense, but everything is possible. And who knows, maybe one day I'll finally understand what it's like to live in 2D without looking like a sheet of paper. **See you soon (probably in a sewer, but at least it'll be exciting),** Aerith (and AxiaGameStudio)