SphervePlace
The Spherve is a massive sphere of debris surrounding Lum, the supermassive white hole at the center of the Sphereverse, and its inhabitants live on its inner surface. It has a finite diameter that has not yet been calculated, and its outer boundaries appear to be bordered by distant civilizations visible as swirling points of light.
Where it appears (13 mentions in 6 books)
Found Journal of a Traveler · 1 mention Read the book →
- ¶4…y into the unknown. Somewhat similar but different, the Sphereverse at its heart lies the Spherve, a massive sphere of debris that surrounds a supermassive white hole known as "Lum". This…
Expos-Zeshin · 4 mentions Read the book →
- ¶11Zeshin: "The universe is finite. We know the Spherve has a diameter; we just have not been able to calculate it."
- ¶20…t seemed to contain swirling distant lights, each point a distant civilization beyond the Spherve's boundaries. The sphere pulsed gently, and for a moment Zeshin glimpsed vast networks of c…
- ¶23…ion. The air carried whispers in languages that predated the current civilizations of the Spherve, words that seemed to describe concepts for which no modern tongue had equivalents.
- ¶81…the character of an answer given in a register too deep for the surface languages of the Spherve to carry.
Authorian Paladin · 2 mentions Read the book →
- ¶48…pose, to demonstrate that even Lum itself bends to the will of the one who conceived this Spherve and all who dwell upon it."
- ¶54…nt forty-seven Cycles believing that knowledge and reason were the highest powers in this Spherve. I calculated the trajectories of merchant caravans, measured the flow of coin through ou…
Sam · 1 mention Read the book →
- ¶115…larger, contributing their magic to the endless web that connected all things beneath the Spherve's surface. Some workers swore they could still feel their lost fingers during the deepest p…
A Wizard's Journey · 1 mention Read the book →
- ¶351…upward beyond it, cities glimmering like distant embers against the vast pale arc of the Spherve.
The Castle of Wizards · 4 mentions Read the book →
- ¶2…lightning, others flowing like liquid light from the far city-dots that gleamed along the Spherve's curved surface.
- ¶7…ve we allowed our power to diminish while lesser magical institutions flourish across the Spherve's surface."
- ¶12…f swirling quicksilver that reflected not the chamber above but distant realms beyond the Spherve, and the third remained blank save for a single handprint pressed deep into the stone.
- ¶18…stant images began to surface unbidden. Glimpses of other magical institutions across the Spherve flickered in the reflective surface like warnings or promises, showing towers that had fa…