Editing The Story of Lancquasso the Playwright (section)

==The Palace Of The Genesian==
As Lancquasso’s troupe reached the Chaos Wastes, they met an old woman, who said she had been sent to lead them. Lancquasso took this as a sign of divine intervention, and agreed to follow. After several days of travel, they arrived to a cave and the old woman beckoned them to enter. Inside, Lancquasso, to his surprise, found a green valley, bathing in sunlight, and in its center stood a massive, magnificent palace.

In the palace a being, calling itself the Genesian, received them. It told Lancquasso that it had noticed his skill long ago, and would like to commission him to write him a play that could make it laugh and cry, love and hate, and feel happiness and sadness, all at once. Lancquasso thought the deed impossible, but after the daemon promised to aid him in his pursuit of the perfect play should he succeed, Lancquasso took to writing.
Lancquasso found the new, strange, and wonderful things he saw at the palace inspiring, and just after two days of restless work the play was ready. Lancquasso could not bear to watch the performance, but after the Genesian burst into his quarters with tears of joy running down its face, Lancquasso knew he had succeeded. Squealing with delight, the Genesian offered Lancquasso an eternity in his Silver Theater to perfect his art if his “sublime ensemble” would in return continue to entertain the daemon with such exquisite plays.