[For Mayuko, it was more that the animated books would tear apart anyone or anything that tried to attack her.]
I was debating between using "interdimensional" or "multidimensional". I think the first fits, because for example we Etrayans are a multidimensional community
(multi-universal? more accurate but awkward to type)
whereas Etraya as a whole exists as a nexus of worlds. Between dimensions. Interdimensional. The structures brought to Etraya could then also be termed "interdimensional" by virtue of being placed here, not due to intrinsic properties.
What are some things that made my library different from a normal one? The only element that was specifically interdimensional: while we were definitely located on Earth, we could receive texts from any world we had residents from. Either through my orders or randomly.
Things that were not normal but could be chalked up to camp being a very weird place: Being larger on the inside than the exterior (a community-building-sized cabin, as opposed to residential, for a summer camp) would otherwise allow for. Having animate books that enjoyed biting people that handled them wrong and reshelving themselves. An ungodly amount of Twilight novels delivered regularly.
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I was debating between using "interdimensional" or "multidimensional". I think the first fits, because for example we Etrayans are a multidimensional community
(multi-universal? more accurate but awkward to type)
whereas Etraya as a whole exists as a nexus of worlds. Between dimensions. Interdimensional. The structures brought to Etraya could then also be termed "interdimensional" by virtue of being placed here, not due to intrinsic properties.
What are some things that made my library different from a normal one? The only element that was specifically interdimensional: while we were definitely located on Earth, we could receive texts from any world we had residents from. Either through my orders or randomly.
Things that were not normal but could be chalked up to camp being a very weird place: Being larger on the inside than the exterior (a community-building-sized cabin, as opposed to residential, for a summer camp) would otherwise allow for. Having animate books that enjoyed biting people that handled them wrong and reshelving themselves. An ungodly amount of Twilight novels delivered regularly.