How To Draw Up The Multiverse.

How To Draw-up the Multiverse.

A divine masterpiece created for the purpose of helping each and everyone to draw up Obed Edum CITI multiverse in reality using their imagination.

Below is the inception behind the multiverse world building project;

Ideas to help every reader & lover of Jesus Christ develop and express "Adventures In Obed-Edum CITI" multiverse:

First:

We have to read, understand, pen down & then draw up the answers to the following;

Concept Development:

1. Define the Premise: What is the core idea of "Adventures In Obed-Edum CITI"? Is it a fantasy world, a utopian society, or a futuristic city? Articulate its characteristics and the rules that govern it.

2. Setting: Describe the city itself. What does it look like? What are its landmarks, cultures, and demographics? Consider incorporating a mix of different worlds and themes to reflect a "multiverse" feel.

3. Themes: Identify the main themes you want to explore. Examples could include obedience vs. rebellion, the consequences of choices, or the importance of education. How do these themes manifest in your characters and plots?

a. Faith In Action: 

Emphasizing the importance of entrusting our aspirations to God, allowing Him to work through us, and showcasing how faith inspires tangible actions that foster community and harmony.

b. Unity In Diversity: 

Highlighting the beauty of different cultures and perspectives coming together to create a vibrant society, acknowledging that our differences enrich our collective experience.

c. Personal Growth: 

Showcasing individual character arcs that reflect the journey of self-discovery, overcoming challenges, and learning to embody the virtues of love and forgiveness.

4. Characters:

1. Diverse Cast: Create a diverse cast of characters, each representing different aspects of your themes. They could come from various worlds, origins, and backgrounds.

2. Character Arcs: 

Plan character development arcs for your main characters. How do they grow through their adventures? What lessons do they learn?

3. Conflict: 

Identify the central conflict or challenges your characters will face. This could be external (against other characters or forces) or internal (personal struggles).

•Storytelling Format•

•Medium: 

1. Choose how you want to tell your story. Will it be a series of short stories, novels, graphic novels, animations, or interactive media like games? Each medium might influence how you approach the storytelling.

2. Narrative Style: 

Will your stories be episodic, serialized, or a mix of both? Consider a format that allows for exploration of different characters and scenarios within the multiverse.

a. Episodic Tales: 

Each adventure will stand alone while contributing to a larger storyline, exploring different facets of life in Obed-Edum CITI.

b. Interconnected Stories: 

Here, characters may cross paths, enriching their journeys and demonstrating that every action echoes in the lives of others.

 World-Building

1. Lore and History: 

Develop the lore behind Obed-Edum CITI. What historical events shaped it? Are there legends or myths that characters reference?

2. Rules of the Multiverse: 

How does travel between different universes work? Are there specific rules or consequences for traveling between them? 

3. Technology & Magic: 

Is there a unique technology or magic system in play? If so, how does it affect everyday life and the adventures of the characters?

 Visual & Aesthetic Choices

1. Art Style: 

If you’re going for visual storytelling, decide on an art style that complements the tone of your multiverse.