NoisyCricket
Elder Member
Well, I don't have a reference per say...Tikor said:Regarding salt, at the time I went and re-read some things, didn't find any useful info and then forgot about it. But I don't have the Underworld book. Chuck, do you have a reference?
But from what I understand, the Underworld isn't real, at least, not in the sense that Creation is.
When you see a ghost, you see his 'clothes' which aren't really clothes, but a part of him. They look like clothes because he remembers wearing them.
It mentions that as Creation expanded in the first age, so did the Underworld. Now, when that happened, the underworld was just a kind of formless mass...until people died. When they died, they remembered how the lands looked while they lived, and the Underworld changed to mirror it.
My guess is that if you tasted the water in the Sea of Shadows, it would vaguely taste like saltwater, but it isn't. It's just supposed to taste like salt water, because that's what the ghosts who died there over generations think it should taste like.
Does that make sense?