This One I Actually Wrote The Dialogue For Rather Than Using An Incorrect Quote Generator.

This one I actually wrote the dialogue for rather than using an incorrect quote generator.

Thrix may be the college principal, but their tournament and act sort of like a student so they often get mistaken for one.

Also there totally isn’t a cult on campus or anything, They totally don’t worship the Eye and Thrix totally isn’t the leader of the cult or anything.

You know what FUCK IT I’m making spiderverse Annabel Cane real >:3

I have about three paragraphs so far, I’m going to have to force myself for this, to not be super finicky about previous chapters and getting sick in the dreaded rewrite loop

You know what FUCK IT I’m making spiderverse Annabel Cane real >:3

What if, and hear me out, The Amazing Digital Circus x The Magnus Archives au.

My brain likes combining my interests and almost all of the characters in TADC did get their consciences put into computers and thus, got sergey ushankad. theoretically it could be possible for TDAC to take place in the TMA universe, so what if Jon and Martin put on a headset and got transferred into the digital world. Granted timelines don’t really make sense given the age of the computer we saw in TDAC, however the fun fact about TMA is that if I make it post cannon in somewhere else that problem dissapears! So Jon and Martin are probably still both avatars, but the big question is wether or not that would end up transferring to a computer? I mean personality wise sure those aspects will stay. Martin will still like being alone and Jon will absolutely be trying to figure out why everyone is there and why people abstract and be very curious about everything while having a panic attack the whole time. Anyway this was my silly little ramble.

He’s actually several light years away from the ship.

If I had a nickel for ever time I made a character who’s an absolutely cosmically massive space dragon, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice.

Leitner idea

Contents: A stranger/flesh themed copy of the rainbow fish where it’s much darker. Rather than the fish just asking for the rainbow fish’s scales they keep asking for more and more parts of the rainbow fish until the rainbow fish is just a skeleton. Even then the fish still ask for more. “Give us a rib” they say, and the rainbow fish cries as he gives all his ribs to the fish. This goes on until the rainbow fish is gone completely, just showing an sandy ocean beach where the rainbow fish once was.

Affects on the reader:

The reader will find after reading that their friends and family keep asking more of them. Asking for loans and favours, until they eventually start asking if they can have personal belongings, and the reader will find themselves unable to refuse. Once there is nothing left to give the family members will begin to ask for pieces of their body like their ears and nose, untill the reader ends up just like the rainbow fish, with nothing left to give. The reader doesn’t die throughout this entire process. They still exist afterwards too even if a more ghostly metaphysical presence. They aren’t dead, and now they have to eternally exist with nothing left… nothing left but the book that caused this. No one wanted the book an now they are tied to it until someone finally takes it from them. And the cycle starts anew.