dark dimension fire jewel storm emerald

Dark Dimension FIRE JEWELS

this new version is a emerald or as close to that color as i could get it the lightning generator doesn't want to produce an emerald green color and its very hard to filter the green it throws out into an emerald green.

one thing you don't want to see in my fictional dark dimension is scant rain and clouds in a storm not matching the lightning colors. that variety of storm doesn't produce glass balls nor does the one type of green variety produce the rain flowers. almost as dangerous as the other two combined with big spikey glass flowers is the beads. with the scant rain and no wind to cool them if these break open when they fall the super white hot inside of the small beads burn anything they touch before they get a chance to solidify and cool off. and when one flares up others around it will too. this type of storm is mostly confined to the rugged mountainous terrian where fewer people live though and most that do live in caves in the mountains for obvious reasons-they don't wanna rebuild everytime these storms roll in. those that live there make their living by collecting and cooling these beads that do survive a slow process given the tiny size of them then peddling them off to the artisans who make jewerly with them. also the non-jewelery grade ones make good fire subsitutes when kept warm cause not much timber survives the fires they start in the mountains. created for a story not writen and now being used in another way in my samuari troopers fan fiction...who am i kidding i needed 5 elements for that and this was 1 of the last 2 created for the version of this going into that story i just litteraly made the other stuff up to work it into into the dd storyscape.

i've since refined how this fits into my fictional dark dimension story scape after creating this version for a sperate story. the test version of this type of storm in my fictional dark dimension was bad given the way the clouds look and i'm not crazy about the widescreen format either. i've since refined how this fits into my fictional dark dimension story scape. unlike what are mostly sharp beaked lightning streaks and a few tight spirals across the sky where the glass balls are dropped these are similar to the green lightning streaks that make the rain flowers. the fire jewels don't have single streaks like the rain flowers can come from either. they are the converagance of 3 or more streaks making a loose lightning swirl type pattern. in the fire jewels you get scant rain and clouds with hot small hot jewels from jewel-toned lightning with the potentional to burn everything in site. also the fire jewels fall from the sky only in a fireworks burst type pattern and the very best and most desireable and rarest fire jewels when cooled enough to make jewerly out of look like they have a diamond in the center of the jewel that slightly sticks out the top of it with rest embedded in outer colored jewel. white strikes that would produce a diamond fire jewel are the rarest of the fire jewels storms and these storms never produces more that one color lightning at a time where in a more common glass ball type storm or thundersnow or the combo glass ball and flower type you could get many different colored lightning streaks in one storm. and if the fire jewels break open and start a fire upon falling to the ground that fire is the color of lightning and any jewels that are cooled to gemstone quality. fire jewel test is a ruby fire jewel storm.

please don't steal my dark dimension lightning and fire starting jewel beads falling from it alternate fantasy dimension storms idea now that i mentioned it as a story element (or art wise for that matter)-ask if its okay to borrow please or else cerberus may hunt you down and its not pretty when you make him mad. seriously-he may not be a 3 headed dog from hades but he's one hell rasing little kitten when provoked and someone upsetting me provokes him--i've had to stop the sickem cerberus jokes cause he really jumps on people if i say that. i had to take in the kitten in cause he scares my dad's dogs.