My fantasy world of seven Realms based on the rainbow - reality check
I invented a fantasy world which primarily consists of 7 Realms, six based on the six colors of the rainbow (the consensus is that indigo isn't really a color), red yellow green blue orange violet, with a 'Realm of the Light' in the center.
Each morning, the inhabitants of the six outer Realms raise their colored crystals to the sun, the rays of the sun bend and shine towards the center, where the Citadel of the Light is located. There is a prism atop the Citadel, it combines the colored rays into a shaft of pure light that extends to an even higher world, a world that is not discussed much in my novel.
The purpose of this Light is to provide hope, joy, and optimism to Mankind, back on Earth. Now, the Colors must remain in balance for the Light to form, if on Color were to dominate and overpower the rest, the Light will fail to emanate from the Prism, mankind will become depressed, and they will stop making art and wearing colors.
Every time a human chooses a color, to paint their house, to paint their car, to tattoo themselves, or to wear an item of clothing, the corresponding Realm in the Color Realms expands physically and its ruler gains more power.
The first book deals with a conflict between <PERSON> and <PERSON>. In short, Blue wants to destroy the rainforests on Earth, causing the oceans to rise, and the entire world will be painted in Blue. Whereas Green will use all the water to grow new forests and spread green over the lands.
A human male and female are transported from Earth to the Color Realms to become Champions of the Light and unite the Realms of Blue and Green once more, in peace and harmony.
My first question is, there is a major flaw in all this, as follows: if the Colors need to be in equal balance, then how can the Light be formed, when Red, Violet, and Orange are so underrepresented both in nature and in fashion? Is <PERSON> really supporting the entire Orange way with her collection of super luxury Orange sports cars?
I think this is enough to get a conversation started with anyone who is interested in helping me out. I didn't even mention that I have 14 young human characters from 14 different countries and cultures who unite as a force for peace and healing. I do hope and pray that my novel will have the effect of uniting the people's of this planet, reducing military expenditures so that we can focus on more important matters, such as advancing science, healing the environment, and eventually, space colonization.
[this was in the original question but I was told to focus on one question at a time so I'll ask this in another post - My next question is pertaining to the philosophy of <PERSON>. So far, I've decided that none of the King's and Queen's are truly evil. 179
For example, <PERSON> Blue wants to cover the Earth in ocean. But this will cause a renewal of our entire ecosystem. Sure it will probably take millions of years, but we've been through this before, at one time everything was covered in ocean and then land rose into what we walk on today. He believes that the environment is so damaged that the only way forward now is a complete renewal of the whole system. Sure, the humans will likely die, but he doesn't care about them at all. He's looking big picture, at the Earth and life on Earth as a whole. When there is only blue ocean the Light won't form, and <PERSON> is okay with that.
Red is fire, but also for renewal like a forest fire. Yellow is nurturing like the sun, but don't get too hot or you'll scorch everything! Yionaffe Green supports forests and greenery, even at the expense of water.
Violet and orange are the hard ones, perhaps someone can assist me in developing a philosophy for them. Orange ferocious like a tiger, perhaps? Violet is an alien color? Idk.] 943