The work continues, and the shrines are finding their shapes.

Scarlet Remembrance has grown beyond what I first imagined. The structure is settled now—six chapters tracing Millicent’s movement from affliction into release. The Prologue is complete. The arc is drafted: Origin, five chapters charting her passage, and an Epilogue that lingers in the aftermath. Throughout, three voices braid together—Codex for the record, Chronicle for the story, Ritual for the breath of it. Between each chapter, her interludes appear like echoes through the rot, guiding the descent.

The bones hold. What’s left is the skin—header artwork, final graphics, the closing frame. It’s close now.

Chronostasis, my shrine to Setsuna Meiou—Sailor Pluto—came together faster than expected. Three constellations: The Gate (duty and isolation), The Key (forbidden ties), The Garnet (devotion shaped by sacrifice). Its atmosphere sits differently from Scarlet Remembrance—quieter, more suspended. Where Millicent’s shrine blooms with decay, Pluto’s rests at the threshold of time. The structure is in place; it just needs its final polish and its face.

transmissionacross.space is live as well—a full shrine devoted to Interstellar, a film I’ve carried for years. It deserved its own domain, its own gravity well. The coming-soon page is already transmitting; the main shrine will be something larger than the character works, still shifting slowly into form.

And one more is taking shape in the dark: Afterimage Protocol, my shrine to Mima Kirigoe from Perfect Blue. The framework is mapped—how to honor her fracture, her recursion, the way identity splinters under gaze and carefully reassembles. Early still, but the architecture is there.

velvetdusk.net is live too, the threshold for all of this—a small collective where these works can take root. The hub is nearly ready: structure settled, design aligned, just waiting for final details like link buttons and cross-domain paths. It will open properly alongside Scarlet Remembrance, the first shrine to unfurl fully.

The pace is still deliberate. I’m letting each shrine arrive on its own time, one transmission at a time from a frequency I’ve been tuned to for years.




The domain is secured. velvetdusk.net will hold Scarlet Remembrance and everything that follows—a small collective for shrines, devotionals, and the archives that gather around them.

The name feels right for the space I’m building: atmospheric but grounded, liminal without drifting, a place where things linger with intention instead of vanishing.

Scarlet Remembrance will be the first to take root there. Others will arrive when they’re ready.

The coming-soon page is live. The work moves in its own quiet arc.




Scarlet Remembrance is settling into itself. The frame is there now—five chapters tracing Millicent’s slow shift from affliction into release, each one breathing a little differently.

The Prologue holds steady. Origin has been rewritten into something between a codex fragment and a ritual entry, factual where it needs to be, reverent where it can’t help itself. Chapter I is drafted, and there’s a warmth in that section I keep returning to; it feels closest to how she lives in my mind.

The shrine will live at [redacted], which will serve as a small collective for shrines and creative archives. Scarlet Remembrance will be the first stone placed.

Next comes Mirror Rot—refining the language, letting the layout find its rhythm, and shaping the framework for the Ghost of You challenge. Slow work, but it’s moving with its own pulse.

The pace is deliberate. I’d rather let it arrive as it wants to, instead of pushing it somewhere premature.




It's been years since I last built a site of my own—back when shrines were held together with borrowed bandwidth and late-night determination. I've missed it more than I realized.

I'm Elita, and I've joined the Ghost of You Shrine Challenge. I'm building Scarlet Remembrance, a shrine devoted to Millicent from Elden Ring. She embodies what lingers: decay made deliberate, rot made sacred.

I'm here to reconnect with the small web—the part that values craft over reach, intimacy over scale. Expect progress notes, design decisions, and fragments of devotional text.

If you're also building, returning, or just beginning—welcome. Let's make something that lasts.



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